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Ankara styles are something we can never get enough of;
they are being valued day by day.
One of the latest trends is the Ankara jumpsuit.
Ankara jumpsuit can seem a little intimidating at times, but once
you get into one, you will see how fab this style will look on you.
The jumpsuit is also a style to turn heads at an event especially
when ladies are going for modern chic look.
It can be worn to any form of occasion such as weddings,
birthdays, burial etc.
These are how Fashionistas are Slaying The Ankara Jumpsuit

Yesterday, report made it known that Nigeria will play
host to the United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-
moon, who will be in the country from today, Sunday
August 23 to Monday, August 24, 2015.
The UN chief will be meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari
and state governors during his brief stay in the country and will
also lay wreath to commemorate the 4th Anniversary of the
terror attack on the United Nation’s House in Nigeria’s capital,
Abuja.

His itinerary also includes embarking on a field visit to Kuje Area
Council in Abuja and to also discuss with key government
functionaries, the pathways to a new Nigeria-Role of Sub-
National Governments.
He will also dialogue with Nigerian Business actors under the
theme ‘The role of Nigerian Business and Economy in
Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
and addressing Climate Change’.
Afterwards, he will hold talks aimed at deepening Nigeria’s
democracy with government officials on the theme: Democracy,
Sustainable Development and Countering Violent
Extremism.
After his meeting with Buhari, they will both address a joint press
conference, after which Ki-moon will be hosted to a dinner by
Buhari at the state house banquet hall, Abuja.
UPDATE: The United Nations Scribe has arrived Nigeria. See
photos below:

PIC 1.UN SECRETARY-GENERAL, BAN KI-MOON (R) WITH
THE PERMANENT SECRETARY, MINISTRY
OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, AMB. PAUL LOLO (L) DURING THE
SECRETARY-GENERALS ARRIVAL AT THE
NNAMDI AZIKIWE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN ABUJA ON
SUNDAY (23/8/15).
6124/23/8/2015/CH/ICE/NAN

PIC 2.UN SECRETARY-GENERAL, BAN KI-MOON
ACKNOWLEDGING CHEERS ON HIS ARRIVAL AT THE
NNAMDI AZIKIWE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN ABUJA ON
SUNDAY (23/8/15).
6123/23/8/2015/CH/NAN

PIC 3 FROM LEFT: AMBASSADOR OF SOUTH KOREA TO
NIGERIA, AMB. NOH KYU-DUK AND UN
COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVE IN NIGERIA, MR DAOUDA
TOURE, WELCOMING THE UN SECRETARY-
GENERAL, BAN KI-MOON WHO ARRIVE NNAMDI AZIKIWE
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN ABUJA ON
SUNDAY (23/8/15).
6125/23/8/2015/CH/NAN

https://www.naij.com/527020-un-secretary-general-visit-nigeria-tomorrow.html

raayah:
Except if he has six-packs and is a good cook.

cook? I reserve my comment

raayah:
Poor city girls , who will marrry them now?

lmao.... so you can't marry a village boy?

Cutehector:
Op, no offence, r u lagos based?

Born in lasgidi... Proudly Lagosian

Gbam!

Lagos girls are very sophisticated, approachable and
good to be with, but why are Lagos men going back to the
village to pick their wives? What is it about village girls
that makes them potential life partners? Or is this just a
fallacy?
Here are 10 reasons Lagos men go back to the village to select
their spouse instead of marrying their Lagos counterparts.


1. Food

Do village girls cook better than city girls?
They say the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. Men
love food and no man likes to return home and not meet a well
prepared meal. Village ladies have the upper hand when it comes
to performing wonders in the kitchen. Those delicacies that melt a
man’s heart and remind him of those nostalgic past are made real
by village ladies. Every meal is likely to be a sensation and not
the usual rice and bread that is adopted during bachelorhood,
Lagos girls on the other hand dwell on refrigerating and
microwaving food which does not give the same result. Some
even order meals or drag their spouse to a restaurant. Lagos men
would rather go for a home-made meal prepared with fresh
ingredients and spiced with condiments rather than keep a daily
date in the restaurant.


2. Attitude

Are village girls better in bed than city girls?
Village ladies grow up with the right orientation and attitude
which is what most Lagos men desire. Little attributes like saying
‘good morning’ and ‘thank you’ can go a long way to make a
man happy. Village ladies are brought up with a drilling
knowledge of respect and attitude. Lagos ladies exude behaviours
that raise doubt about their attitudes and orientation and men try
to avoid ladies without the right attitude.


3. Submissive

Either by nature or nurture, men feel they are superior to women
and like it when they get a lot of respect from women. No man
wants to marry a woman if he knows she will challenge his
superiority. Lagos men know that most Lagos ladies have been so
exposed to similar and equal life styles that can lead to tension in
the home. Men know that village ladies pose no threat when it
comes to class and level and feel more comfortable with that
rather than engaging in a class tug of war with a Lagos lady.


4. Home

Village ladies have very homely qualities that make a man happy.
They know it is their duties to do the dishes, laundry, cook, make
the home and still take care of the children. Lagos ladies however
feel that the modern world in its unwritten law desire men to also
help in the house chores and not many Lagos men are adept at
doing that. With a village lady however, they is not question
about who will do the house chores.


5. Career

Perhaps city ladies have careers that make them to busy for their
homes
The issue of career is always a big problem to men. As much as
Lagos men love successful women, they dislike it when a
woman’s job becomes her priority and he his relegated to the
second position. The higher a woman goes, the more a man finds
her unapproachable. Village ladies are very enterprising instead
and know how to combine the home with the family well which is
what Lagos men prefer.


6. Beauty

Who is more attractive, city girls or village beauties?
Lagos ladies are very attractive but men have discerned the
difference between natural beauty and the pancake and lipstick
beauty. Lagos ladies are very adept in transforming themselves
into angels that it would be difficult to tell the difference between
the ‘former and later picture’. Lagos men know they are seeing
the real picture when they meet a village lady and not a black-to-
white transformation that is typical of Lagos ladies.


7. Understanding

Village ladies are cool-headed and have learnt to tame their
emotion so as to allow them understand their spouse. Lagos men
like it when a woman understands situations without asking too
much questions. Lagos ladies though educated and intelligent
sometimes lack the basic sense required in understanding the
mood and turmoil of a man and this can lead to tension when
they cannot act appropriately. Lagos men would rather marry a
village lady knowing that there is a telepathic understanding
between the two of them.


8. Economical

Village ladies understand moderation and have learnt the skills to
economise. Lagos men know that the city has its ups and downs
and like it when a woman can make do with what is available.
Lagos ladies find it difficult to deal with less than they have been
exposed to and some can even raise hell if they do not get what
they are used to. Lagos men like the fact that the humble
upbringing of most village ladies equips them for any situation
whether rain or shine.


9. Fidelity

Are village girls more faithful than city girls?
The Lagos lifestyle is a wild one and most ladies in the city have
been swept away by the tide. Some women find it difficult to
deal with the sexual strength and capacity of their husband
because they have been exposed to different sexual escapades.
Ironically, it is the same men who engage these ladies who know
that it will be dangerous to have them in the home. They feel that
their already explored sexuality might pose the possibility of
marital infidelity. They feel more confident in marrying village
ladies who to an extent can guarantee fidelity.


10. Wife material

Who really makes a better wife, village girls or city girls?
Wife material is an expression used to describe a lady that
encapsulates all the qualities that a man wants in a woman. Lagos
men try to select a woman with wife material when they
eventually want to get married. They feel that Lagos ladies have
little or no wife material and therefore cast their nets in the
village where they are likely to find ladies who have yards and
yards of wife material!
What Do You Think? Why are Lagos men going to the village
for wives? Do village girls make better wives? Add yours too.

Lol.. Drop your comments

sounds funny tho

A police officer from the Okene division in
Kogi state allegedly shot a man on his way to
his motor mechanics workshop in the early
hours of today Monday July 27th.
According to eye-witnesses, the victim was
on his way to work when the policeman
called him but he refused to stop. The
policeman allegedly then fired three shots
at him, hitting in the leg and other parts.
The police officer later said the mechanic
had attempted to take his rifle from him
but witnesses said this wasn’t true as the
man was a little far from the police when
he was shot.

Just one word for this woman... Lol

Eden007:
U

U for Understanding

Quite funny

Lol....

Lol

More

Iyanya, Noble Igwe, Diamond Planumz, Patoranking,
D'banj, Emmanuel Ikubese, at the MAMAs. Who is the
best dressed male? See more photos after the cut...

This happened this
afternoon at Ekenwa road in Benin. Two men claiming
right to the road blocked each other on the road. The
driver of the white bus said he was carrying garri so
couldn't move back, while the driver of the other car
said he entered the road first. After sitting in their cars
for several minutes, they both switched off their cars
and went away. Lol. More photos after the cut...

Isn't there a shelter in Lagos women like this can take themselves and their children to? This is really sad to see...

prettythicksme:
warris dis?

E. G.. My Ex (lips sealed)

Lol

When they say you don't study hard, and you want to prove them wrong

Can someone remind me what we used to call this sweet back then? ‪#‎TBT‬

Can someone remind me what we used to call this sweet back then? ‪#‎TBT‬

Am about to order for Injoo fire on Jumia... So I wanna read comments of those who are using it presently cus ave been reading many complains about it, some said the battery drain fast and it charge slowly when it get to 95%, and so on...Is it TRUE? Ur comments are highly welcomed

1). Never raise your voice for any reason to your husband. Its a sign of disrespect.
2). Don't expose your husband's weaknesses to your family and friends. You are each other's keeper.
3). Never use attitudes and moods to communicate to your husband, you never know how your husband will interpret them.
4). Never compare your husband to other men, you've no idea what their life is all about.
5). Never ill treat your husband's friends because you don't like them, the person who's supposed to get rid of them is your husband.
6). Never forget that your husband married you, not your maid or anyone else.
7). Never assign anyone to give attention to your husband, people may do everything else but your husband is your own responsibility.
. Never blame your husband if he comes back home empty handed. Rather encourage him.
9). Never be a wasting wife, your husband's sweat is too precious to be wasted.
10). Never pretend to be sick for the purpose of denying your husband sex
11). Never compare your husband to your one time sex mate in bedroom.
12). Never answer for your husband in public opinion polls, let him handle what is directed to him although he may answer for you in public opinion polls.
13). Never shout or challenge your husband in front of children
14). Don't forget to check the smartness of your husband before he checks out.
15). Never allow your friends to be too close to your husband.
16). Never be in a hurry in the bathroom and on the dressing table. Out there your husband is always surrounded by women who took their time on their looks.
17). Your parents or family or friends do not have the final say in your marriage. Don't waste your time looking up to them for a final word.
18). Never base your love on monetary things. Will you still submit to him even if you earn more money than him?
19). Don't forget that husbands want attention and good listeners, never be too busy for him.
20). If your idea worked better than his, never compare yourself to him. Its always teamwork.

A fatal accident happened this afternoon along Badeh Junction on Keffi-Kafanchan road in Abuja.
One person was killed and four others are in critical conditions.
Men of the Federal Road Safety Corp are on ground to manage the situation.
See More Photos Below:-

Toke Makinwa looks nice but that outfit Mocheddah has on is extra nice....

An AkwaIbom State High Court has sentenced Pastor Godwin Moffat (pictured above), a former NDDC Commissioner representing Akwa Ibom State, to three years imprisonment for stealing 56 transformers worth N220, 176, 320 which was meant for oil producing communities in the state.
In a 56 count charge filed in court by the EFCC, Pastor Moffat was said to have applied for 90 electricity transformers and 4 generators from NDDC for Akwa Ibom State sometime in February, 2006. Approval was given for 70 transformers but he diverted same to his house in Eket on the pretext that there was no space to accommodate the newly issued 70 units of transformers at the NDDC office in Uyo.
He thereafter sent only 14 Units to NDDC office in Uyo while he withheld 56 units which he could not account for till date.
One of the count reads,
“That you Pastor Godwin Moffat Eyo being a former Akwa Ibom State representative on the Board of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) on or about 14thApril, 2006 at Uyo in the Uyo Judicial Division did fraudulently steal a 300 KVA/33/0.415 Transformer Serial No. 1712496 valued at Four Million, Eighteen Thousand, Five Hundred and Sixty Naira (N4,018,560.00), property of NDDC and thereby committed an offence of stealing contrary to Section 399 and punishable under Section 404 of the Criminal Code Cap. 38, Volume 2, Laws of Akwa Ibom State, 2000”.

www.lindaikeji..com/2015/04/ex-nddc-commissioner-sentenced-to-3.html

Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, has made a U-turn on his
reported threat against Igbos in Lagos regarding the
governorship bid of the All Progressives Congress
candidate in the state, Akinwunmi Ambode.
During a meeting with the Eze Ndigbo (Igbo leaders) on
Sunday, the monarch reportedly threatened that any Igbo
that refused to vote for Ambode, his preferred candidate in
the state, in the Saturday’s governorship election, would
die in the lagoon.
Oba Akiolu has, however, been receiving verbal attacks on
account of his outburst, which some described as
unfortunate and inciting.
In a statement on Monday by Chief Aderibigbe Ajose, the
Opeluwa of Lagos, the monarch was reported to have urged
the Igbo to show appreciation to Lagos, where they do
business and not intimidating them.
The statement read, “Last Sunday, all honorary Eze
Ndigbos in Lagos paid a courtesy call to HRM Oba Akinolu.
At the meeting the visitors praised the Oba for his fatherly
support for and cooperation with Igbos in. Lagos. They
assured him of their continued good neighborliness with
other tribes in Lagos and support everything that’ll further
strengthen that harmony.
“Oba Akiolu, on his part, acknowledged the enviable
performance of Governor (Babatunde) Fashola and his
contribution to the growth of investments in Lagos. He gave
the assurance that he is not disturbed or angry with South-
East and South- South votes for President Jonathan as
perceived by the Eze Ndigbos. The Obas thereafter called
on the Igbos chiefs to show appreciation to Lagos State by
supporting his candidate Mr. Ambode for continuity of
excellence as they have earlier promised.
“He assured them of his continued support and assistance
where needed and the meeting ended with the traditional
breaking of kolas, alligator pepper, and bitter kola and
pouring of liberation on the ground.
“It was within this context that that the tradition of Lagos,
with regard to the lagoon, came up. It was noted that
whoever works against the throne and the interest and
peaceful co-existence of Lagos would end up in the lagoon
as per tradition.
“Oba Akiolu stated further that the Igbo people have not
betrayed the throne. Lagos has also not betrayed the Igbo
people. Lagos has done so much to make the Igbos
comfortable and to prosper. For this, we expect reciprocal
respect and understanding.
“The Oba of Lagos prays that the Lagoon and the throne
will continue to bless and protect all those who reside and
visit Lagos.
“Oba Akiolu is the father of all irrespective of tribe, religion
or political persuasion.”
www.punchng.com/news/chief-says-akiolu-didnt-threaten-igbos/

Lol...