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englishmart:
Which kain puscas is this one? Others are winning reasonable awards, you are winning puscas. Who doesn't win puscas?even Ground has won it sef

SarakiBukola:
A choir master has used his rod to part the thighs of a choir gal.

9 months later, he got his "robust response" from the Lord

legwa10:
are u working for d money or d passion to serve

Sharpshooota:
Cc Lzaa immhotep amarabae

NaijaCelebrity:
Anita and Lola Okoye the wives of the former P-Square members, Paul and Peter have not let the war between their husbands affected their relationship.


They have been spotted in public together of late as they attempt to keep the image of a solid home front after it was recently tarnished by the squabble between the twin brothers who haven't been spotted together ever since.

http://www.tunezmedia.com.ng/2018/09/wives-of-p-square-prove-theyre-living.html

stagger:
Yes but he is to kit up, move to the armoury where he is to be issued the standard number of magazines for the day's duty by the armoury officer. Firearms are kept in an armoury for a reason. They are not toy items to be kept in and around houses!

So how did a drunk infantryman get issued a firearm for duty, or how did he have it in the house? The dead 99NA was also at fault: how do you order an obviously drunk soldier to do guard duty with firearms? Is there no other p.d. they could have given him like doing some fatigue around the barracks?

itspzpics:
Famous Philantropist known as Kokun foundation seems to be passing through some hard times now.

He shared a post of being depressed and feeling like committing suicide though people have being reaching out to him. See photos below


News via praizenews ; http://www.praizenews.com/feel-like-committing-suicide-kokun-foundation-lament/

immhotep:
The matter is paining you sha

Cc lzaa nightmare007 sarkin greenback Roger3D

Gisthoodng:
Liverpool Ace Sheyi Ojo has revealed he would consider playing for the Super Eagles of Nigeria, if invited.

Ojo, who played for England at the U-20 level is currently on loan at French club, Reims.

He is eligible to play for Nigeria because his parents are Nigerians.

And despite playing for England from under-16 to under-21 level with 43 caps, Ojo said he was willing to pitch his tent with the Super Eagles.

“To be honest, I don’t know much about it (Nigeria interest), but if they call me I’d be honoured to go to Nigeria,” the winger told BBC Sport.

“It’s obviously a massive nation. I’m just really focused on club football at the moment, but I’m excited for the future, both club and country.

“My parents are originally from Nigeria as well, so they know a lot about it. They’ve always been keen on the idea (to represent Nigeria) but so far I’ve mainly been focusing on club football.

“It’s starting to get to the time where I have to start thinking about my future. And of course, if Nigeria were to call me now it would be an honour.”

“Of course, if I was to get selected I’d definitely think about it, I’d never turn down Nigeria,” added Ojo.

“I’m from Nigeria originally so it’d be an honour, likewise with England as well. If I keep doing well, opportunities will come by for club and country.”

Source:>>http://www.sportdab.com.ng/2018/09/will-be-honoured-to-play-for-nigeria.html

FlirtyGist:
Dr. Sarah Adenike Morocco-Clarke, Nigeria's first female banker, has died at the age of 80.
Born on the 13th of May 1938, the Morocco-Clarke matriarch passed away peacefully on Sunday, 16 September 2018, after a short illness.

Sarah Morocco-Clarke, an alumnus of Queen's College Lagos, Nigeria, started her career with First Bank (then Bank of British West Africa, and subsequently Standard Bank) as a pioneer female employee, rose through the ranks at First Bank Nigeria and was made the Services Manager and Secretary to the South Administration, wherein she had a mandate that covered the services of all the First Bank branches in Southern Nigeria.

While she worked in the banking industry, Sarah Morocco-Clarke was the manager of numerous First Bank branches in Lagos and was subsequently made a Regional Manager in charge of Bendel, Ogun and Oyo states.

She was also an Area Manager in the Western part of Nigeria. Popularly known as the 'Iron Lady' , a moniker seemingly taken from references to the then British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, Sarah Morocco-Clarke was given this nickname because of her stern mien and no-nonsense attitude professionally.

The Morocco-Clarke matriarch leaves behind six successful children, thirteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

source >>> http://gistmore.com/nigerias-first-female-banker-dr-sarah-morocco-clarke-dies-80

royalamour:
The Observers Times | Lokoja




Source

Naijaguy12345:
All of Nigeria na Igbo get am not only 95% of computer village. Idiot.

BeeBeeOoh:
It is only Buhari that could share $322m Abacha loot, then travel to China to borrow $328m.





If you are searching for definition of emptiness, just look at Buhari

fineboynl:
... I heard that the Nigerian military are now training a zombie soldiers that will obey orders at all timez
they put them in a poor mental state and bad condition to make life miserable and with no joy. in other for them to kill their pry or targets without mercy or joy. so what we are seeing is the effect of that and the continue killing of themselves at any provocation.


...but meanwhile finally from a joints scientists worldwide we have developed this for 2019 election.
please mentioned those still remaining to take this.

Rollitout:
It is possible that a 3rd guy made the killing and the soldier is being framed up for the act.

stagger:
What I don't understand is this:

is it the practice of the army to issue firearms to soldiers who are not on guard duty within the confines of a barracks? How did this fellow get access to a firearm if he was not on duty?

Mostfavoured010:
First to comment again

Glo is the secret

TMemos:
Lies!

Lies without any facts or basis.

I don't know why some Nigerians are so myopic and clannish.

HigherEd:
Computer Village is the largest information and communication technology accessory market in Africa located in Otigba, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria.



It sits on land originally planned by the Lagos State Government to be a residential area. Today, despite her many challenges it serves as the largest marketplace for tech gadgets in Nigeria. Much of Computer Village troubles range from theft to sale of counterfeit or unlicensed products and a government bent on relocating it, regardless, the economic impact is undisputable.



According to a former minister, Computer village generates about $2 billion annually; the community also generates over 60 million naira in levies for the Ikeja metropolitan area.



A quick visit to computer village would leave you astonished as to the hundreds of young adults working across different layers of the service sectors. Some are marketers feeding the technicians with customers needing gadget repairs and equally feeding the sellers with buyers.



It's an amazing ecosystem! However don't be fooled, you could easily get your hands burnt in computer village. Many today have sour tales of purchase gone wrong. Numerous times, the Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON) has had to raid the community. Personally, I have also had my own fair share of awry experiences at Computer Village, but today isn't the time for story telling.



As His Excellency, the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode reemphasized the Government's age long stance to relocate Computer Village to Kantagora in Abule Egba area of the State, the news has been greeted with nostalgia in Lagos. Some are of the opinion the state should retain her initial master plan designating the area as a residential place, while others especially in the business community think computer village in her present community could be transformed and remodeled into a hive of innovation and a hub for tech startups.



Today, in the business community a number of strategic meetings are taking place to see if the current Computer Village can be salvaged. This is important because much of the growth of computer village has been fueled by creativity, spontaneity and deregulation. In contrast today, Silicon valley, California is home to the world's leading tech companies such as Apple, HP, Adobe, Twitter, Facebook etc. Silicon Valley has enriched her metropolitan area so much so that the combination of San Jose, Santa Clara and southern bay's GDP of $235 billion is nearly equal to Ireland's entire GDP of $238 Billion. Silicon Valley is also home to 74 billionaires in USD. A combination of Apple and Facebook employ about 44,000 people.



Can the Computer Village of Otigba community become Nigeria's Silicon Valley?


Whatever the outcome may become in the near future, one thing is clear, individuals working in Computer Village are averse to the idea of relocating to Kantagora. It is in fact unclear whether the Computer Village we know can be replicated elsewhere. Whatever the case, if it survives it would be a product of a deliberate attempt to save it by the Government and private sector. Its impact will be phenomenal!

https://kinesthouse.com/blog/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-nigerian-computer-village

Proffdada:
Hausa Amaka

Smartini:
Very soon, Professors will be teaching in Creche and Montessori schools. This is what you get when you vote an illiterate as your President

Nelz77:
Did Soyinka publicly destroy his American green card after a trump victory?

Ans:No
Reason: it wasn’t necessary

Should sarrki deactivate from every social media platform after a PDP victory in Osun?


Ans: NO
Reason: Nairaland political section without a renowned patriot or a chronic zoneB (depending on ur allegiance) will lose it’s giddiness.


Udo!!!!

edunwablog:
Except for its indefinite suspension last Wednesday, the national carrier, Nigeria Air, was to cost Nigeria at least N180b yearly for the next 10 years, operators have said.

Local airlines operators, who are privy to the actual business design, as well as, the cost implications said the financial commitment, weaved into the five per cent equity, was mandatory to keep the airline up and running.Even though the Minister of State for Aviation Hadi Sirika did not give reasons for the suspension of the airline, which he earlier said would takeoff on December 24, 2018, The Guardian’s investigation showed that the development was not unconnected with investors’ apathy, ownership structure and funding issues.

It was further learnt that the huge financial request forced the last Federal Executive Council (FEC) to drop Nigeria Air off the priority list, since it was not budgeted for anywhere.While the operators described the indefinite suspension of the launch as a step in the right direction, sources hinted that over a billion naira had been sunk into the business case design, work by the transaction advisory team in the last two years, and unveiling of the logo in London recently.

According to the Chairman of the Airlines Operators of Nigeria (AON), Capt. Nogie Meggison, setting up an airline requires huge capital investment and that explains why national carriers are no long fashionable around the world. Meggison said it was in this light that AON continued to call for a rethink, especially given the tough economic situation in the country and the fact that “it is a moribund idea”

Meggison said: “Setting up of National Carrier will cost Nigeria at least N1.08t ($3b). A single Boeing 777 as of today costs about N115.2b ($320m).“Is it wise and should it be our priority as a nation to take $3b from our coffers today and put into a venture that will for sure go down the drain within a maximum of five years it will take to establish a national carrier?

Also, bear in mind that the national carrier will need an additional cash injection of N180bn ($500m) subsidy per year on average for the next 10 years to keep the airline afloat, while about 97 per cent of the 200 million Nigerian masses today are grappling for the basic necessities of life; food, shelter, electricity, water, education and good roads,” he said.

Sharing AON’s view that owning a national airline because of national pride is out of vogue because it is capital intensive is Chief Executive Officer of Topbrass Aviation Services, Capt. Roland Iyayi. Iyayi said: “Just recently, the South African government had to inject $2m into the South African Airways, but how many times will a government be bailing out a national airline? There was a time Alitalia was bailed out by the Italian government, and when it found out that it was no longer tenable, it turned to privatisation.

“I am a businessman. If I have already lost $5m and I see that my continued exposure to the same enterprise would amount to $100m loss, I would choose, which of the two options is cheaper for me. And that will be $5. Meaning that no matter how much the government has expended now, it will be pittance to what it will lose in the long term. For me, I would stop now instead of doing something that is not sustainable.”

The Federal Government in July unveiled the name and logo of the proposed national carrier, Nigeria Air, at the Farnborough International Public Airshow in London. As contained in the Outline Business Case (OBC) approved by the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) and disclosed to the public, the airline is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) project, with 95 per cent share pushed to investors while the government will own the rest.To get the new national carrier start off, the government will be injecting N3.168b ($8.8m) as the startup capital. It was learnt that the N3.2b is part-payment for the government’s five per cent equity in the investment, whose takeoff fund in the next three years of operation has been put at N108b ($300m).

https://www.akelicious.net/2018/09/nigeria-air-to-cost-nation-n180b-yearly.html

sarrki:
For the first time after the demise Of The Afro pop Legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti , I will say not because his uncle was involved he actually fought a Good fight and it really shows in the result of the election that was conducted yesterday.


Having said that it’s an eye opener to Apc and other pdp state that people are now wiser


Non payment of salaries really showed that Apc is know longer that strong as perceived in osun

Apc might win the rerun they need to use Osun a Case study for other states same goes to pdp and other .


I know and strongly believe that @Muhammadu Buhari won’t interfere in the election, he should not allow anyone to interfere

Finally Lagos Apc should know by now that Ambode Case And Sanwo can cause a big blow if not handled with care


I am a patriot

Islie:
https://punchng.com/inec-sets-september-27-for-osun-state-governorship-election-rerun/