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D'banj dish out this latest super tune, titled "Action". This super hit is worth listening to without wasting time. We know you will enjoy it.


D'banj - Action Details
Song Title: Action
Song Artist: D'banj
Produced by: Pheelz
Year of Release: 2018

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Oga Seller is both an online shopping platform to buy and sell new and used products and properties in Nigeria, meanwhile providing an offline stop-shop to making available real-time buying and selling. Safer transaction better than any other platform, no wonder UK investors are willing to bid and crowd-fund this business.

How they works
Oga Seller serves as:
- Buyer: Yes! I mean it, Oga Seller itself via their offline shop buys products directly from any seller inasmuch the so called product or property meet their demand standard and not against their terms and conditions.

- Seller: What else do you expect from an entrepreneur who buys or invest? Of course, they sell to potential buyers.

- Agent/Intermediary: This I won't forget to mention that, if you didn't fall into the category of selling directly to Oga Seller or buying from them (maybe because of some specs or condition), the alternative of having such product and property sold is perhaps available as Oga Seller will get your product registered and help you promote to potential buyers in no more than two days. Oga Seller in this sense serves as an agent or intermediary between you and buyer.

What you will find at Oga Seller?
The followings are the categories of goods that you can secure buyers and sellers for at Oga Seller:
- Phones and Laptops
- Home theatre and generator
- Home appliances
- Wears and beauty products
- Lands and properties
- Auto-mobiles

Why working with Oga Seller?
- With Oga Seller, sell 300% faster because they are ready to buy instantly or find buyers for you.
- Buy preferred or better related products instantly.
- 100% real human marketing.
- Scam-free and guarantee.
- Oga Seller is legal.
- Oga Seller serves as real-time promoter/marketer of your products.
- Free dedicated customer service.
- Provision of both online and offline shopping service
- Free classified ads website for everyone. Goto: http://www.ogaseller.com
- Free meeting place for buyers and sellers.
- customers' satisfaction first, profit at the end.

See a video analysis here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVVJod7GUfU

Oga Seller Terms and Conditions
- Products and properties must be ownership-proven either by receipt, affidavit, or any other legal means of proving its ownership.
- Oga Seller spares the authority to discern either to buy faulty products or advise the seller to repair before selling.
- Affordable charges are placed after succesful transactions, which shall be disclosed to the seller foremost.
- Oga Seller have the right to delay marketing of your product if standard of such products or property is not met by the seller.
- Any form or fraudulent/mischievous acts towards making your products be sold will be frown at and they have the right to take any legal action towards it.
- Stolen products are strongly rejected and could perhaps attracts befitting legal actions.

For more inquiries call or whatsapp:
Damola on 07062324625
Victor on 07034477726

Or visit Shop 25, Alari Akata Shopping Complex, Under-G, Ogbomoso. Or Behind GT Bank, Owode, Oyo.

Visit: http://www.ogaseller.com

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jamex93:
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Numerous breeds in one pack http://www.infonotch.com/animals

pmadise:
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My rott of about 5 months is already dealing with my guests to my optimum satisfaction. I cant wait to add another rottie. #LUVROTTIE. Bought him as a puppy and he's going along wella with the entire family (including my 2 little boys). Oga Knight, please remember me jare.

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Hi there, I've been longing to own a lovely and fierce dog breed but still contemplating on which is the best for naija stuffs.

I'd included Alsakan Malamute, Akita, etc that I've found on this page online (http://www.infonotch.com/10-adorable-fiery-dog-breeds/).

Please which one do you think will be suitable for our weather in Nigeria?

I'm ordering from Petsmart

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khenykhey:
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It seems like Nigeria is lagging behind in some aspect of tech as statistics suggest. I personally I'm a great fan of internet - surfing all day long looking for new things.

Its with a rejoiceful mind I write that the popular websites like popurls, alltops, buzzfeed, etc making waves in Europe is now available for naija update. The naija version of this was announced by Cynthia Morgan Official on facebook, where she gives out the link - http://www.nigeriarecentnews..com

Now you can get updates from top websites at only one place, linking you to the page directly, just goto http://www.nigeriarecentnews..com and see the heading of the favourite and you are good to go.

Read all update instantly as they are published on every website directly and instantly.

Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection, improvement and increased devotion and worship. Check the facts, rules, benefits, requirements, etc.


Ramadan (also transliterated as Ramadhan, Ramazan and Ramzan) is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, and is observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting to commemorate the first revelation of the Quran to Muhammad according to Islamic belief. This annual observance is regarded as one of the Five Pillars of Islam. A period in which the Muslims exercise self-discipline, self-control, sacrifice, empathy for concerned; thus encouraging actions of generosity and compulsory charity (zakat).

Ramadan month lasts 29–30 days based on the visual sightings of the crescent moon, as stipulated in the corresponding hadiths. It is also a known fact that muslims engages in increased prayer and charity during this holy season.

To buttress the literature, below are few facts to know about Ramadan:

• The word Ramadan comes from the Arabic root ramiḍa or ar-ramaḍ, which means scorching heat or dryness.

• The beginning and end of Ramadan are determined by the lunar Islamic calendar.

• When Ramadan arrives, the gates of Paradise are opened and the gates of hell are locked up and devils are put in chains.

• The predominant practice in Ramadan is fasting from dawn to sunset. The pre-dawn meal before the fast is called the suhoor, while the meal at sunset that breaks the fast is the iftar.

• Fasting is fardh "obligatory" for adult Muslims, except those who are suffering from an illness, travelling, are elderly, pregnant, breastfeeding, diabetic or going through menstrual bleeding.

• Fasting the month of Ramadan was made obligatory (wājib) during the month of Sha'aban, in the second year after the Muslims migrated from Mecca to Medina.

• Spiritual rewards (thawab) for fasting are also believed to be multiplied within the month of Ramadan.

• Fasting was also obligatory for prior nations, and is a way to attain taqwa, fear of God.

• Fasting for Muslims during Ramadan typically includes the increased offering of salat (prayers) and recitation of the Quran.

• It is believed that the Quran was first revealed to Muhammad during the month of Ramadan which has been referred to as the "best of times". The first revelation was sent down on Laylat al-Qadr (The night of Power) which is one of the five odd nights of the last ten days of Ramadan. According to hadith, all holy scriptures were sent down during Ramadan.

• The ruling to observe fasting during Ramadan was sent down 18 months after Hijra, during the month of Sha'aban in the second year of Hijra in 624 CE.

• In some countries, failure to observe Ramadan results to prosecution or heavy fines. However, it has being understood that rate of crime and malpractices falls greatly at the time of Ramadan.
• Intentional eating or drinking, intentional vomiting, intentional sexual intercourse and menstrual or childbirth bleeding undisputedly invalidate or nullify Ramadan fasting. While, taking a shower; rinsing of mouth and nose; application eyeliner or eye drops; taking of injections; taking suppositories; tasting food with the tongue; inhaling different scents; kissing and embracing one's spouse; drawing blood; being in a state of janaabah and accidental consumption, on the other hand are permissible during fasting.

Nevertheless, there are some health benefits in fasting such as: brain function improvement and mental alertness, greatly reduced stress levels, a reduction of cholesterol, a reduction of blood glucose LDL (Low-Density Lipoprotein) cholesterol levels, increases in HDL(High-Density Lipoprotein) cholesterol, Weight loss, preservation of muscle; decrease of waist circumference, decrease of body mass index, decrease of blood sugar, decrease of mean arterial pressure, better control of diabetes, reduced blood pressure; and a detoxification process.

Furthermore, having zest for fasting and abstaining from any act that may in a way or the other nullify its significance and purpose is a priceless element to utilize in the course of the season.

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Turkey wasn't left out in crooning what can be regard as 'fictional' logues, often sounds silly but were used to instruct, pass message and to give pleasure.
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Various beliefs woven by human beings: superstitions, are to rationalise existence of certain natural beliefs(usually hazardous). Highlight of Turkish superstitions are as follows, based on their purpose/cause:

• Any work started on Tuesday is suspended, therefore do not start working on Tuesday.
• Soap is given to somebody on top of hand.
• Left hand is put on the head while drinking water.
• Laundry is not washed on Tuesdays and Saturdays
• Firstly old men sit on the table of meal, otherwise the meal loses its productivity.
• If wood burn in a stove or oven by emitting sound, it is believed that gossip has been made about the resident.
• Red dress is not worn while lightning flashes.
• It is believed that to knock at a wood three times will ward off all evils.
• A sheep is sacrificed in foundation of a newly built house.
• Water is poured behind a person who sets out.
• Wherever umbilical cord of a baby is thrown, it is said that baby would choose that profession exercised in that place. Therefore, it might be necessary to throw it on top of tiles for getting higher ranks at its profession.
• A pencil is caused to be attached in hands of a new born baby for the purpose of its being in good humour and study well.
• It is not considered proper to wear ring on the left hand.
• In the first entrance of a newly married husband after marriage ceremony, it is considered a good luck for him to break a glass.
• A new born baby cannot be washed on Friday.
• If someone blows to the mouth of a new born baby, it is believed that this baby would be cordial.
• If water is poured out of a glass, it means that guest will come home.
• A bread is circulated around the head of a person who perjured himself in order to release the perjury, and then it is given to a dog.
• If a person rises his right leg at the time of taking oath, then his oath becomes unacceptable.
• One cannot eat meal by putting his one foot over another, it means disrespect to the table and it is considered as the sign of famine.
• Thirteenth day of a Month is considered as ill-omen; nothing is done on this day.
• Milk cannot be given to nobody in the darkness of night, it is said that if it is given then cow does not produce milk any more.
• Any child who plays with fire makes wet his/her bed.
• Child cannot be let alone, if it becomes necessary then a broom is put beside the child.
• “Nazar Boncuğu” (bead worn to avert the evil eye) is attached to children to avert evil eyes.
• It is forbidden to jump over a child, otherwise the child remains short.
• That clothes of child remain outside until the sunset causes the child bewitched.
• It is considered improper to make visits at night for a women given birth a child.
• If a baby creeps, a guest will come home.
• Finger nail and toe-nail are not cut together, if so it is believed that that person would face with one sorrowful act and one joyful event.
• Scissor cannot be passed from hand to hand, because scissor is considered as enemy.
• The first hair cut from a boy is put in pocket of father believing that it will increase fortune.
• One should not look at mirror at nights
• Water is poured after the wedding car for bride may return to her mother’s home, turning the water vessel upside down one sits on it.
• Gum is not chewed at nights, it is said that whoever chews gum at nights he/she eats flesh of dead body.
• It is believed that whoever plays with his/her foot at night, his/her father or mother will die.
• One cannot whistle at night, for the person who does it is said that he/she is calling the Devil.
• Ash cannot be thrown outside at night, hot ash cannot be poured over water; it is believed that those who perform such act will come across with curse of genie.
• One cannot sit behind a door at night, if so, it is thought that. this person would face with slander.
• Names of girls are written under shoe of bride, it is believed that the girl whose name was not erased after the ceremony will marry.
• It is considered ill-omen when a cock crows before the night
• It is believed that anybody who could pass under rainbow would change his/her sex.
• When somebody has the hiccups, it is said “someone mentioned your name”, and then this phrase is uttered: “he she is a friend let him/her mention my name, if he/she is hostile, let him/her burst out.
• It is said that if a prisoner wears ring of a dead person, he/she may discharge from prison soon.
• Underwear of baby cannot be hanged following afternoon Prayer.
• When a black cat passes in front of a man, it is considered as ill-omen.
• It is said that if someone does not finish his/her work, then his/her dead would be hard.
• Two babies cannot be let alone in a room without completing their 40th day; otherwise, it is believed that one will become tall and the other will become short, which is called “kırk basan”.
• A man who passes through two women cannot make his wife obedient.
• If girls eat something between two meals, their luck to find a husband becomes impossible.
• One cannot pass through a dark place, if it becomes necessary then the Turkish word “destur” (with your permission) must be cited.
• Do not step on the door's threshold of someone who had been subjected to slander.
• Ringing of ears are accounted for ill-omen.
• A bird’s knocking on the window with its beak is the sign of news to be received.
• Nail which is cut cannot be dropped on the ground, and cannot be stepped on.
• A boy who drinks coffee do not have moustaches, he becomes beardless.
• When a baby is kissed under its foot, it is believed to walk early, when kissed on lips early to speak early, when kissed on back of the neck to be obstinate.
• If a small child looks through the space between his/her legs, it means that a guest will come home
• That a cat turns towards South (direction to Mecca) and scratches its head with its fore legs is accounted for rain.
• In order that a person suffered accident should not experience a new accident, salt or coin is circulated around his/her head.
• It is believed that if a scissor remains open in a home, a fight will start.
• To pass under a ladder is considered as ill-omen.
• It is believed that Angel stays on the right hand side of shoulder, and Satan on the left hand side of shoulder.
• To crack the joints of the fingers is accounted for telling beads to the Satan.
• Anybody who cracks the joints of his/her fingers invites Satan.

Source: http://www.thetourflix.com/first-hair-cut-of-a-boy-kept-in-his-fathers-pocket-increases-fortune-100-superstitions-in-turkey-2015-48

Turkey wasn't left out in crooning what can be regard as 'fictional' logues, often sounds silly but were used to instruct, pass message and to give pleasure.
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Various beliefs woven by human beings: superstitions, are to rationalise existence of certain natural beliefs(usually hazardous). Highlight of Turkish superstitions are as follows, based on their purpose/cause:

• Any work started on Tuesday is suspended, therefore do not start working on Tuesday.
• Soap is given to somebody on top of hand.
• Left hand is put on the head while drinking water.
• Laundry is not washed on Tuesdays and Saturdays
• Firstly old men sit on the table of meal, otherwise the meal loses its productivity.
• If wood burn in a stove or oven by emitting sound, it is believed that gossip has been made about the resident.
• Red dress is not worn while lightning flashes.
• It is believed that to knock at a wood three times will ward off all evils.
• A sheep is sacrificed in foundation of a newly built house.
• Water is poured behind a person who sets out.
• Wherever umbilical cord of a baby is thrown, it is said that baby would choose that profession exercised in that place. Therefore, it might be necessary to throw it on top of tiles for getting higher ranks at its profession.
• A pencil is caused to be attached in hands of a new born baby for the purpose of its being in good humour and study well.
• It is not considered proper to wear ring on the left hand.
• In the first entrance of a newly married husband after marriage ceremony, it is considered a good luck for him to break a glass.
• A new born baby cannot be washed on Friday.
• If someone blows to the mouth of a new born baby, it is believed that this baby would be cordial.
• If water is poured out of a glass, it means that guest will come home.
• A bread is circulated around the head of a person who perjured himself in order to release the perjury, and then it is given to a dog.
• If a person rises his right leg at the time of taking oath, then his oath becomes unacceptable.
• One cannot eat meal by putting his one foot over another, it means disrespect to the table and it is considered as the sign of famine.
• Thirteenth day of a Month is considered as ill-omen; nothing is done on this day.
• Milk cannot be given to nobody in the darkness of night, it is said that if it is given then cow does not produce milk any more.
• Any child who plays with fire makes wet his/her bed.
• Child cannot be let alone, if it becomes necessary then a broom is put beside the child.
• “Nazar Boncuğu” (bead worn to avert the evil eye) is attached to children to avert evil eyes.
• It is forbidden to jump over a child, otherwise the child remains short.
• That clothes of child remain outside until the sunset causes the child bewitched.
• It is considered improper to make visits at night for a women given birth a child.
• If a baby creeps, a guest will come home.
• Finger nail and toe-nail are not cut together, if so it is believed that that person would face with one sorrowful act and one joyful event.
• Scissor cannot be passed from hand to hand, because scissor is considered as enemy.
• The first hair cut from a boy is put in pocket of father believing that it will increase fortune.
• One should not look at mirror at nights
• Water is poured after the wedding car for bride may return to her mother’s home, turning the water vessel upside down one sits on it.
• Gum is not chewed at nights, it is said that whoever chews gum at nights he/she eats flesh of dead body.
• It is believed that whoever plays with his/her foot at night, his/her father or mother will die.
• One cannot whistle at night, for the person who does it is said that he/she is calling the Devil.
• Ash cannot be thrown outside at night, hot ash cannot be poured over water; it is believed that those who perform such act will come across with curse of genie.
• One cannot sit behind a door at night, if so, it is thought that. this person would face with slander.
• Names of girls are written under shoe of bride, it is believed that the girl whose name was not erased after the ceremony will marry.
• It is considered ill-omen when a cock crows before the night
• It is believed that anybody who could pass under rainbow would change his/her sex.
• When somebody has the hiccups, it is said “someone mentioned your name”, and then this phrase is uttered: “he she is a friend let him/her mention my name, if he/she is hostile, let him/her burst out.
• It is said that if a prisoner wears ring of a dead person, he/she may discharge from prison soon.
• Underwear of baby cannot be hanged following afternoon Prayer.
• When a black cat passes in front of a man, it is considered as ill-omen.
• It is said that if someone does not finish his/her work, then his/her dead would be hard.
• Two babies cannot be let alone in a room without completing their 40th day; otherwise, it is believed that one will become tall and the other will become short, which is called “kırk basan”.
• A man who passes through two women cannot make his wife obedient.
• If girls eat something between two meals, their luck to find a husband becomes impossible.
• One cannot pass through a dark place, if it becomes necessary then the Turkish word “destur” (with your permission) must be cited.
• Do not step on the door's threshold of someone who had been subjected to slander.
• Ringing of ears are accounted for ill-omen.
• A bird’s knocking on the window with its beak is the sign of news to be received.
• Nail which is cut cannot be dropped on the ground, and cannot be stepped on.
• A boy who drinks coffee do not have moustaches, he becomes beardless.
• When a baby is kissed under its foot, it is believed to walk early, when kissed on lips early to speak early, when kissed on back of the neck to be obstinate.
• If a small child looks through the space between his/her legs, it means that a guest will come home
• That a cat turns towards South (direction to Mecca) and scratches its head with its fore legs is accounted for rain.
• In order that a person suffered accident should not experience a new accident, salt or coin is circulated around his/her head.
• It is believed that if a scissor remains open in a home, a fight will start.
• To pass under a ladder is considered as ill-omen.
• It is believed that Angel stays on the right hand side of shoulder, and Satan on the left hand side of shoulder.
• To crack the joints of the fingers is accounted for telling beads to the Satan.
• Anybody who cracks the joints of his/her fingers invites Satan.

Source: http://www.thetourflix.com/first-hair-cut-of-a-boy-kept-in-his-fathers-pocket-increases-fortune-100-superstitions-in-turkey-2015-48

Harry Potter is a series of seven fantasy novels written by British author J. K. Rowling. The series chronicles the adventures highlighting the wizardry adventure of a young boy, Harry potter.

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25 Interesting Facts About Harry Potter
1. The idea of writing Harry Potter fell into the novelist, J. K. Rowling' head in a four hours delayed train boarding from Manchester to London.

2. Not less than eight publishers rejected Harry Potter's first series, Philosopher's Stone, before Bloomsbury agreed a deal with the novelist. The release was on 30 June 1997.

3. The second book, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was originally published in the UK on 2 July 1998 and in the US on 2 June 1999.

4. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was then published a year later in the UK on 8 July 1999 and in the US on 8 September 1999.

5. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was published on 8 July 2000 at the same time by Bloomsbury and Scholastic.

6. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was published worldwide in English on 21 June 2003.

7. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was published on 16 July 2005, and it sold 9 million copies in the first 24 hours of its worldwide release.

8. The seventh and final novel, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, was published 21 July 2007. The book sold 11 million copies in the first 24 hours of release, selling 2.7 million copies in the UK and 8.3 million in the US.

9. The plot concerns Harry's quest to overcome the Dark wizard Lord Voldemort, one who aims to become immortal, conquer the wizarding world, subjugate non-magical people, and destroy all those who stand in his way, especially Harry Potter.

10. With over 450 million copies sold worldwidely, it rack up the best-selling book series in history.

11. It have been translated into 73 languages such as Azerbaijani, Ukrainian, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Welsh, Afrikaans, Albanian, Latvian and Vietnamese. The first volume has been translated into Latin and even Ancient Greek

12. A series of many genres, including fantasy, coming of age and the British school story (with elements of mystery, thriller, adventure and romance), it has many cultural meanings and references.

13. Its main theme is death. Themes like prejudice and corruption also emanates.

14. Having being published ny so many publishers across the globe, the series was originally printed in English by two major publishers, Bloomsbury in the United Kingdom and Scholastic Press in the United States.

15. While the film series is by Warner Bros. Pictures, reportedly the highest-grossing film series as of October 2014.

16. The philantropist novelist, Rowling, in 2001, released short stories - Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Quidditch Through the Ages to support charity.

17. Imbibed elements includes: element of mystery, adventure, thriller, and romance as portrayed in the artistic work.

18. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, was completed on 11 January 2007 in the Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh, in room 552.

19. The word Muggle was originated from Harry Potter, becoming one of few pop culture words to land in the Oxford English Dictionary.

20. Both MuggleCast and PotterCast have reached the top spot of iTunes podcast rankings and have been polled one of the top 50 favourite podcasts.

21. There are eleven Harry Potter video games, eight of which correspond with the films and books, and three other spin-offs. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone went on to become one of the best selling PlayStation games ever.

22. All seven Harry Potter books have been released in unabridged audiobook versions.

23. It fosters on culture and has social impact

24. Faced criticism by religion sect, especially Christians poiting out that it focus and promotes Wicca and Witchcraft among children.

25. It is written by a female writer.

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26. BONUS. List of the series are as follows:
1. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
2. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
3. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
4. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
5. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
6. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
7. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows