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This award is for De ligt

Sharp kid

Okay oo

There was a country

Okay ooo

My Dream Car

SLAP44:
If Igbo people rule Nigeria for 8 years with a good constitution, Britain, USA and Germany will be begging us for visa to come and see development.

This is a federal government project done by the federal ministry of Power, Works and housing and not state govt. Get that into your skull and stop preaching tribalism. 11 other university will also benefit from it.

Fwd ur account number please!

lilmax:
lol you were making calls, but didn't know another woman was spying on you

Make den add messi join...

Okay

Ole... So the awoof chopping go continue abi?

Y una dey fall our hands

AutoJoshNG:
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Ganiyu Olawunmi Omolabake whose username on Instagram is omolabake_femalemech, is a talented and enterprising female mechanic who specializes in the repairs of German, American and Japanese cars.

She was on June 22, 2019, celebrated by the BMW Club Nigeria during their Breakfast Drive to Ibadan. The club visited her in her workshop where they presented her with some gifts to encourage her. You don’t get to see a female mechanic all the time, talk more of one that has a workshop.

The BMW Club Nigeria presented a check of fifty thousand Naira (N50, 000), a baked cake and some other gifts.

This is the workshop address of Ganiyu Olawunmi Omolabake: Opposite Trans Amusement Park Bodija, Ibadan.

See more photos below;

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How many female mechanics have you seen in your area?

Let’s hear from you using the comment section.

Source: https://autojosh.com/bmw-club-nigeria-celebrates-talented-female-mechanic-photos/

Great News

ZWorld:
Watch the video
https://zenithnaija.com/woman-kicked-out-of-plane-after-passengers-complained-of-seeing-her-nipples/

Serves her right.

Fadomero:
Better for them m7slim na terrorist religion abeg make I make my water and sugar

It is best to shut your guts rather than spitting out what you know nothing about.

schoolnascam:
Markets in Nigeria are generally known to be very busy with all the hustling and bustling, people moving helter skelter, and those buying and selling. The markets are always congested which is why some dislike going to the market. During the just concluded Eid celebration, markets all over the country were packed with traders and buyers and the usually busy ones were even busier. In fact, the markets had become very busy and congested days before the Eid celebration. Products from food items to clothings were on high demand and prices of goods increased just as expected.

Despite the fact that all Nigerian markets are known to be always busy and rowdy, there are some of them that are extremely busy all year round, with or without special festivals or celebrations, and they are actually really big and popular markets. We would be looking at 10 of such markets in this piece. Here’s a list of them below:

1. Onitsha Market, Anambra

The Onitsha market, also known as Onitsha Main Market, is the largest market in Africa based on its geographical size and volume of goods, and one of the busiest in Nigeria. It is based in the city of Onitsha, the commercial capital of Anambra State.


Despite being located in the south eastern part of Nigeria, the Onitsha market is populated by traders and merchants from not only Nigeria, but all over the world. The Onitsha Main market is often regarded as the headquarters for importers in Eastern Nigeria. These importers are known to bring in about 6 – 20 consignments of 40 tonnes of goods annually. Imported products include jewelry, clothing, household, industrial and office items.


2. Idumota, Lagos

Idumota market is one of the oldest markets in Nigeria, and one of the busiest. The market is located on Lagos Island, and largely known to be the centre for Nollywood home videos, as well as often pirated Hollywood and Bollywood movies.


Apart from home videos, other products such as clothing, textiles, jewelries, shoes, bags and general home appliances are sold there. It is one of the most famous and busiest markets during holidays such as Christmas and Eid celebrations.


3. Kurmi Market, Kano

Kurmi Market is one of the largest and busiest markets in Nigeria, located in Kano state. The market was founded by King Mohammed Rumfa of Kano in 1463, making it one of the oldest markets in Nigeria.

The market is most popular for the sale of products such as sculptures, dyed fabrics, carved stones and woods, beaded jewelry, and woven materials. More so, also available are food items and fresh groceries as well as live cattle from the market.


4. Ariaria International Market, Aba

Fondly called the ‘China of Africa’, Ariaria International Market is one of the largest markets in West Africa. The market was established in the 1970s after a fire incident occurred in Ekeoha Market in Aba.

Ariaria International Market is popularly known for imitations of foreign products, ranging from clothes to shoes, belts, and other items, generally known as ‘Aba made’.


5. Alaba International Market, Lagos

Alaba International market is the hub for assorted electronic products imported directly from the manufacturers. These products include televisions, sound systems, musical instruments, and many other electronics and home appliances. The market is the biggest centre for pirated Hollywood, Nollywood, and Bollywood movies. When visiting the Alaba market, watch out for swindlers who are always looking to play a fast one on unsuspecting visitors.


6. Computer Village, Lagos

Computer Village is the largest ICT accessories market in Africa. There is virtually no sort of computer and electronic accessory that can’t be found in computer village. Also, there is probably no computer problem that cannot be handled or fixed in the market.

The daily business transactions and popularity has attracted new investors and ICT dealers across Africa thereby expanding the market size and population with profound effects on Lagos State economy.


7. Jos Main Market, Jos

Jos Terminal Market (Terminus) as it is otherwise known, is both a trading and tourist centre in Plateau state. It is said to be the largest indoor market in West Africa with its ultra-modern architectural design. Its design makes it easy for customers to get almost anything they want without much hassle. Produce of all kinds such as food items, household tools, etc can be purchased in the market.



8. Zaki Biam yam market, Benue

As the name implies, yam is the only item sold in this market, and this makes it the biggest yam market in West Africa. it is Located in Sankera axis of Ukum local government area in Benue State. With over 1.5 million tubers of yam produced in Benue, the market is the major source of yams for Nigerians.



9. Gbagi Market, Ibadan

The Gbagi market is known to be the textile hub in Ibadan just like Balogun or Idumota markets in Lagos. New fabrics and other clothing materials are offloaded straight from textile factories into the market everyday. All sorts of textile materials, from the lowest to the highest, could be found and several millions of naira are spent in this market on a daily basis.

10. Balogun Market, Lagos

Balogun market is one of the largest markets in Nigeria, and West Africa as a whole. The market is spread across so many streets on Lagos Island. The market is also the best place to get great bargains on different fabrics such as laces, ankara, casual and office wears, shoes, bags etc.



Source: https://www.collinsuchendusblog.com/2019/07/10-biggest-and-busiest-markets-in.html?m=1

The list is not complete without kori market kano

Mrop:
In the ongoing bbn recently, Our bootilicious anty Mercy flirt with Ike after getting drunk. In her statement she said she wants Ike outside bbn house.

Do you think any kind of relationship can occur among this two because she said she's not drunk when Ike was trying to cation her.

Watch Video below

Gist From Praizenews ; http://www.praizenews.com/bbni-want-you-but-not-in-the-house-mercy-flirt-with-ike-after-getting-drunk/

Hmmm

Ultimatezlant:
I must say kwara is for the first time making headlines constantly on development.


Unlike the days you only hear it on states and capital, today it gets more positive headlines than bayelsa, delta, cross river combined (oil states )

Absolutely right

falcon01:
people are been killed currently in Katsina state while this son of a b*tch is visiting some goddamn Saudi Arabia!

Please mind your use of language

toplinetrtrend:
Osinbajo must be a Broadway Pastor. You rigged election and bullion-vanned your way into a second term, and you still open your gutter mouth to lie against God. Could God have rigged you into office?

May the evil you and your boss did in connivance with police, military and INEC rebound on your children

I will advice you focus your anger on them and don't involve there children.

McStoic:
Fou fou fou foul...Cutting their nose to spite their face. Tufiakwa.

Meanwhile, this is only Kwara state and they are making zombie noise (that's if the results are true in th first place)... ANYWAY WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM PRODUCTS OF PREMATURE EJACULATION. EVERYTHING ABOUT THEM IS MEASURED IN MICRO SECONDS.

Well, I don't blame you. You are just but a child. Think b4 you talk please.

Story for the Gods. You can only condemn the App if you don't know what you are using

jasonguru:
10 years ago was more beautiful and mature, judging by the the picture

Absolutely Correct

Ay77:
Ben u dey mad!!!...you sabi since when we don get light for my area


Horrific my foot

No be only mad o. The guy dey craze.

EbukaHades10:
See lappy!!!

We don hear

Haba!

asfrank:
The INEC has been in the eye of the storm over the
announcement by its Chairman that Commissioner
Amina Zakari will Head an in-house committee to
oversee the management/ administration of the
elections day facility/Collation Centre at the
International Conference Centre. The main
opposition party, the PDP in rejecting this
appointment cited the fact of Amina Zakari’s
relationship by marriage to the president.
Although the INEC Chairman has given extensive
clarifications that the Committee’s work amounts
more or less to a Floor Manager’s role during an
event, the PDP is having none of that , instead
hinting that the INEC Chairman was acting out some
hidden script that was authored by the ruling party
to undermine the outcome of the 2019 General
Elections. Perhaps, this intervention would not have
been necessary if the highly respected Timi Frank, a
man not known to engage in frivolities, had not
alluded to some secret meeting in the Villa attended
by the INEC Chairman in the company of Amina
Zakari with the Chief of Staff to the president
wherein the INEC Chairman was "instructed" to
appoint Amina to the said Committee and to
ostensibly reverse the committee reshuffling that
saw Amina lose her Headship of the Elections
Operations and Logistics Committee.
The PDP and its surrogates banking on the
conservative nature of the Elections Management
Body(EMB), especially its resolve not to engage
political parties in any media wars are fouling the
already charged political air with outright
falsehoods and the dangerous weaving of contrived
conspiracies that are capable of eroding the
credibility that every EMB should have as elections
approach. While I do not speak for the INEC or
indeed, its Chairman, I consider myself a
stakeholder in the Nigerian project, especially on
issues of elections given my membership of the
PDP since 1998 and also my over two decades of
participation in elections in Nigeria as an Observer
and expert commentator on politics and democracy.
I have therefore decided to take a moral stand to
unwrap the real sinister intentions of those who
resort to deliberately maligning institutions of State
in the hope of gaining or scoring cheap political
points. The purpose of this intervention will,
therefore, be to unravel who the real Amina Zakari is
and whose interests she has been protecting all
through her career in the INEC. I will then posit that
Amina's influence has been reduced not so much
for the change in her duties at the INEC but as a
result of the innovations that have been introduced
in the system.
Amina Zakari is an indirect niece of president
Muhammadu Buhari, by marriage. This relationship
has been and is still being exploited by the family.
Indeed, Amina's brother is the minister of water
resources in Buhari's government. These are facts.
Amina benefitted from this relationship when she
served as a consultant with Afri Projects
Consortium, the lead company that drove the
implementation of the PTF projects then Headed by
General Buhari. However, Amina's foray into
national consciousness was not influenced by
Buhari. Between 2004 to 2007, Amina Zakari served
as a Special Assistant to President Olusegun
Obasanjo, who drafted her to the FCT. It is in this
role that she amassed the political contacts that
would later lobby for her to become a National
Commissioner at the INEC. Let me be clear, by
2010, it was clear to everyone that General Buhari
was going to take another shot at the presidency,
there was no way that the PDP would take the
advice of someone they knew would be on the
ballot with its candidate in the choice of a National
Commissioner in 2011.
How come Amina Zakari's membership of the
Commission and her filial relationship with Buhari
could not prevent a humiliating trouncing of her
uncle at the polls in 2011? So, the talk of President
Goodluck Jonathan consulting Buhari and accepting
Amina as his nominee is baloney, but even if that
was remotely true, Amina's actions in the INEC has
not served any purposes for the president but has
benefitted my party, the PDP, to the detriment of the
integrity of elections until the current helmsman in
INEC came on board to restore sanity to the
Commission. I will buttress this position with
numerous instances, relying on my 20 years of
engaging with INEC and insider knowledge of
election operations in Nigeria.
When in 2014 it became clear to the PDP that the
technological innovations that Jega was introducing
were going to be a bulwark against the tradition of
votes allocation, a massive campaign was
kickstarted to do away with the PVC and Smart Card
Reader technology. This campaign played out in the
media. Unbeknownst to many, the battle was not
restricted to shaping opinions against the use of the
PVC and SCR, it extended into the Commission. The
arrowhead of those who called for the abandonment
of the innovation was Amina Zakari. Amina Zakari,
Prince Adedeji Soyebi, and another National
Commissioner, Ambassador Lawrence Nwuruku, a
card-carrying member of the PDP, led the
groundswell of opposition against the deployment
of technology in the 2015 elections which created a
sharp divide in the Commission. In fact, Jega had to
beat a retreat in implementing full use of
technology in the transmission of results because
of the opposition mounted by these Commissioners
who were apparently carrying out the instructions of
external forces. I was therefore amused that the
same party raised hell when PMB wrongly rejected
the Electoral Act Amendment on account of the
electronic transmission of results clauses in the
Bill.
One of the issues the PDP raised against president
Buhari's ill-advised and very vexatious withholding
of assent to the Electoral Act Amendment Bill is
related to the use of incident forms during
elections. However, not many Nigerians may know
that these forms were first muted by Amina Zakari
to the Commission under Jega as a way of
cushioning the effect of the SCR. We now know that
the PDP, especially states in the South-South were
the biggest beneficiaries of the extensive use of
incident forms introduced by Zakari. Let us take a
look at the numbers. In Kano and Katsina, out of
the 3,943,080 that were accredited to vote in both
States in 2015, 851,062 used incident forms,
representing about 22% of the total votes cast.
Comparatively, in Rivers and Akwa Ibom States, out
of the 2,717,479 persons that were accredited to
vote, a whopping 2,525,460 used incident forms,
representing an outrageous 93%. Amina's
'ingenious' contribution to democracy in Nigeria
came through for the PDP.
Professor Jega was very much aware of Amina's
unwholesome affinity with politicians and waited
patiently until the last minute to neutralise her. Just
a few days to the 2015 elections, Jega removed her
as the Head of the Elections and Party Monitoring
Committee of the INEC and moved her to the
Planning Committee which had basically finished all
its elections planning. Perhaps this deployment was
instrumental to the success of the 2015 elections.
Interestingly, with the advent of a new government
and a new party, Amina's covert actions have
always been in alignment with the interests that
paved the way for her to come into the national
limelight, the PDP.
As Acting Chairman of the INEC, following Jega's
departure, Amina almost bungled the Bayelsa
elections. Under her watch, over one hundred
thousand ghost voters, many with almanack
pictures as identification were introduced into the
Bayelsa Voters Register. It was not until the
appointment of Professor Mahmood Yakubu as the
INEC chairman that this anomaly was corrected
through the deployment of the Automated
Fingerprint Identification System(AFIS). Many of
these ghost registrants were in areas that were
considered the PDP's stronghold in Bayelsa.
While many were too eager to lampoon the INEC for
the Kogi debacle in 2015, only a handful may be
aware that the needless quagmire would have been
avoided if Amina did not try to save the PDP from
crushing defeat in the hands of the APC under late
Abubakar Audu. The Kogi election was to be won at
first ballot when Amina surprisingly decided to
proceed to Kogi rather than remain in the INEC
Headquarters as Head of the Elections Operations
Committee. Amina drafted to the field another PDP
appointee and someone she relentlessly lobbied to
continue as national commissioner, Prince Soyebi.
Amina would move to Dekina local government area
which is the home of the PDP candidate, Idris Wada.
It was the crises in Dekina that led to the
declaration of the election as inconclusive. This
writer was at the collation centre in Lokoja and
witnessed first hand how the PDP Returning Officer
and party agents were insisting that the election is
inconclusive rather than be concerned about the
victory of the Party's candidate.
Since the Osun election is already in court, I would
refrain from commenting in details about it but,
agent Amina was handy for the party in the first
election. As an accreditated observer, I was left
shocked to realise that Amina as Head of the
Elections Operations of INEC chose to travel out of
the country without waiting for the rerun election
that was scheduled just about five days after the
first one. At the Collation Centre in Oshogbo,
Amina's man-Friday, Prince Soyebi could explain to
the world which party's Returning Officer he was
continually talking with on phone while collation
was going on.
Consequently, not too many followers of events at
the INEC were surprised when the INEC chairman
announced changes in the Headship of committees
within the Commission, a move that effectively
brought Amina's reign and influence over elections
to an abrupt end. The question that jumps out of
this narrative is: why is the PDP washing its hands
off Amina since she is their creation and has paid
back adequately? Instructively, Amina Zakari was
the Head of the Collation Centre sub-Committee in
2015, the same sub-Committee that the PDP is now
rejecting, there is no record of the party objecting to
that appointment since she was related to a man
that would be on the ballot with the party's
candidate.
The PDP's Press Release on the announcement of
Amina's Headship of the Collation Centre sub-
Committee cited a conflict of interest as its reason
for rejecting Amina's appointment. This reason is
just hogwash. A party that had no qualms in
nominating card-carry members of her party into the
Commission cannot now lecture the nation on
ethics and propriety. I was disgustingly amused
when I sighted Ambassador Lawrence Nwuruku, a
former INEC National Commissioner, and Mr Nasir
Ayilara, former INEC Resident Electoral
Commissioner representing Kwara State, at the last
PDP National Delegate Convention in Port Harcourt,
proudly hanging their delegate cards on their necks.
It is not also hidden that the former Governor of
Abia State, Ochendo Theodore Orji was once an
INEC Administrative Secretary. The current governor
of Bauchi State was an INEC Commissioner
appointed by the PDP. In all these, where was the
party's sense of propriety?
If the PDP takes a critical introspective look at its
position on Amina, they would realise that they are
inadvertently conceding that President Mohammadu
Buhari and by extension the APC are better
character judges than the PDP ever was. Out of the
12 serving National Commissioners of INEC, only
Amina and Prince Adedeji Soyebi were original
appointees of the PDP. In castigating Amina, the
PDP has tacitly admitted that the 10 National
Commissioners appointed by Buhari have better
character traits than appointees it sponsored
initially to the Commission. The PDP cannot
distance itself from Amina, they created her and
turned her into what she has become today. She is
their baggage, and they must embrace her. Perhaps,
the improvements in elections management have
ensured that the Party is no longer getting value for
money from Amina leading the bigwigs to conclude
that she has become a rogue agent.
That the party would think that out of the 12
National Commissioners, 37 Resident Electoral
Commissioners, 38 Returning Officers, and the
hundreds of people that would be in the ICC, one
woman has the powers to determine the outcome of
elections tells Nigerians all they need to know about
the quality of opposition in Nigeria.
The reality which any discerning person would know
is that elections in Nigeria have drastically
improved and has moved away from the ignoble
days of votes allocation. Perhaps, the PDP is still
holed up in the past and is refusing to ask some of
us within its fold that engage with the process to
enlighten its apparatchiks on current trends in
elections management. Why would they not have
this medieval mentality when rumours have it that
they have engaged the discredited Maurice Iwu as
one of their elections consultants.PREPOSTEROUS!
To put it succinctly, not even the chairman of INEC,
Professor Mahmood Yakubu can rig elections in
Nigeria. What is the role of the Collation Centre in
determining the outcome of elections in the current
dispensation? The improvements introduced by the
current chairman in the elections process and
management has decentralised results handling and
collation. So, the collation centre is merely a
glorified viewing and tabulation centre. Let us not
forget that president Jonathan conceded defeat even
before pending results had made its way to the
collation centre. That was possible because the
results from the various polling units were already
in the public domain. Any party with a functional
situation room and parallel votes tabulation facility
would know the outcome of the elections even
before those at the INEC Collation Centre. So what
is all the fuss with the appointment of Amina to
oversee refreshments and welfare, a condescending
floor manager position from her lofty height as the
head of the Elections Operations Committee?
This needless stoking up of tension within the
polity makes many to wonder why the PDP is
chasing shadows and engaging in irrelevant
distractions rather than run an aggressive issues-
based campaign to present a credible alternative to
voters. The disaster that the APC has become
means that any well-oiled opposition can wrestle
power from it, but the pretenders to the throne seem
to want to continue in this tactless pursuit of
shadows-the party appears to be unconcerned that
the Inspector General of Police, who in my opinion
represents the greatest threat to its 2019 ambitions
still has a job after attaining his mandatory
retirement age. The end game will perhaps be to
have an excuse for a defeat if its lacklustre
campaigns come back to haunt it .

https://www.saharareporters.com/2019/01/08/amina-zakari-pdps-baggage-chima-amadi%E2%80%8B

AutoReportNG:
With the growing numbers of unmotorable roads in Nigeria especially in some remote part of the nation and those with some terminal and high level of disabilities, succor seems to have come for those who can afford this type of car and also for some of our political gladiators who seem to fall for anything cars.

While some brands are going the luxury, Hydunai seems to be thinking outside the box by making a robotic car, a car for the future.

The Hyundai elevate concept is based on a modular EV platform with the capability to switch out different bodies for specific situations. It moves using wheels with robotic legs that allow users to drive, walk or even climb over the most treacherous terrain. The robotic leg architecture has five degrees of freedom plus wheel hub propulsion motors and is enabled by the latest in electric actuator technology. This design is uniquely capable of both mammalian and reptilian walking gaits, allowing it to move in any direction.

The legs also fold up into a stowed drive-mode, where the power to the joints is cut, and the use of an integrated passive suspension system maximizes battery efficiency. This allows elevate to drive at highway speeds just like any other vehicle with additional abilities like climbing a five-foot wall, stepping over a five-foot gap, and even achieving a 15-foot wide track width, all while keeping its body and passengers completely level. furthermore, the combination of wheeled motion with articulating legs provides a new paradigm of mobility by enabling faster walking speeds, unique dynamic driving postures and torsional control at the end of each leg.

‘When a tsunami or earthquake hits, current rescue vehicles can only deliver first responders to the edge of the debris field. they have to go the rest of the way by foot. elevate can drive to the scene and climb right over flood debris or crumbled concrete,’ said John Suh, vice president and head of Hyundai cradle. ‘This technology goes well beyond emergency situations. people living with disabilities worldwide that don’t have access to an ADA ramp could hail an autonomous Hyundai elevate that could walk up to their front door, level itself, and allow their wheelchair to roll right in. the possibilities are limitless.’

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/01/is-this-best-car-for-nigerian-roads.html

Can the average Nigerian afford this?

Mcoutureankara:
Girl inside singer Peruzzi’s leaked intimate video, finally speaks.
She says she regrets her actions and also having bad friends.

Read her write-up in photo below




Source;
http://mercyobidakemedia.com/girl-in-peruzzis-leaked-intimate-video-finally-speaks/

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dokyOloye:
Na wa ooo.
Is this from vanguard newspaper or Lie Mohammed.

Lwkmd

dallex10:
This girl is already ripe o
It's 2Baba's turn to be a grandpa

U smoke Osogbo Weed?