Lol na fake hope dem give this one...


3rd position wan win with 48k....

How can he win the election against PDP and APC
Anyway, lawyers must wack!

Good as she watched them, if she did not watch now they will still talk of how the first lady did not support the ladies.

Let your wife try YONI, you will praise God

Good move for creativity development and protection

Singing Omowumi song: if you ask meeeeeeeeeeee, na who i go ask?

I no dey see her comedy like before now, probably she is very busy in the kitchen and the oza room!

How much is the package? Can I be your agent?

Nice one there, Op ori e dey there!

I will recommend an MFM church for you for a deliverance session. you will surely testify!

na wa o

The First Professor of Mathematics is Professor Adegoke Olubummo from Orin-Ekiti while Chike Obi was first to have a PHD in Mathemetic.
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SUCCESS IN THE MATCH FOR MY DEAR SUPER EAGLE AND COUNTRY

https://www.naij.com/1011392-unbelievable-two-nigerians-caught-india.html
Two Nigerians were arrested in India for drug trafficking – They were detained with 50 grams of cocaine worth N1.2 million, from an apartment in Indiranagar where they lived. – The travel documents of the accused were also seized by the Indian police for further investigations Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 32-year-old Nigerian Nwite Sunday and 25-year-old Nduba Joseph 32-year-old Nigerian Nwite Sunday and 25-year-old Nduba Joseph A 32-year-old Nigerian, Nwite Sunday and 25-year-old Nduba Joseph have been arrested by the police in India for drug trafficking. Daily Post reports that they were detained with 50 grams of cocaine worth N1.2 million, from an apartment in Indiranagar where they lived. A joint commissioner, Ravindra Yadav, told The Hindu that the police force also took their travel documents from the accused for further investigations. READ ALSO: Nigerian Student Arrested For Drug Trafficking In Malaysia He said the suspect admitted that they used to get cocaine from a man identified as Ben from T.C. Palya, and sell it. “The police have booked the duo under Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, and remanded them in judicial custody. “Efforts are on to apprehend the fleeing suspect, Ben,” he added. Barely two months ago, two Nigerians were arrested by police in India for reportedly dealing in drug trade. READ ALSO: Three Nigerians arrested for drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia According to report in India’s Mail Today, the duo of 23-year-old Kenneth Jideo and 27-year-old Obuneme Victor were arrested by police in Bengaluru for selling cocaine. Both men, who were in Bengaluru on business visa, had reportedly started drug trade since the last six months, according to India police. The duo reportedly confessed to the police that they got the drugs from Nigerian friends and police suspects the involvement of a gang from Goa in supplying cocaine to drug peddlers in Bengaluru.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/1011392-unbelievable-two-nigerians-caught-india.html

World’s first baby born from 3-parent technique On September 28, 20168:14 amIn NewsComments The world’s first baby has been born using a controversial new technique by US scientists to include DNA from three parents in the embryo, said a report Tuesday. The baby boy was born five months ago in Mexico to Jordanian parents, and is healthy and doing well, said the report in New Scientist magazine, described as an “exclusive.” The boy’s mother carried genes for a disorder known as Leigh Syndrome, a fatal nervous system disorder which she had passed on to her two previous children who both died of the disease. She had also suffered four miscarriages. The woman, whose identity was withheld by New Scientist, and her husband sought the help of John Zhang, a doctor from the New Hope Fertility Center in New York City to have a baby that would be genetically related to them but would not carry the inherited disease. The United States has not approved any three-parent method for fertility purposes, so Zhang went to Mexico where he was quoted by New Scientist as saying “there are no rules.” One method that has been approved in the United Kingdom, called pronuclear transfer, was deemed unacceptable to the couple because it would involve the destruction of two embryos, said the report. Since the mother carried the genes for the disease in her mitochondria, or DNA that is passed down from the maternal side, Zhang used her nuclear DNA and combined it with mitochondria from an egg donor, in a technique known as spindle nuclear transfer. “He removed the nucleus from one of the mother’s eggs and inserted it into a donor egg that had had its own nucleus removed,” said the report. “The resulting egg –- with nuclear DNA from the mother and mitochondrial DNA from a donor -– was then fertilized with the father’s sperm.” – Presentation next month – Zhang and his team are expected to describe their method at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah, next month. An abstract describing the research has been published in the journal Fertility and Sterility, but outside experts said much more remains to be understood about the research. “As this technology is controversial and a world first, I think the investigators should have submitted a manuscript for full peer review instead of announcing these outcomes in this manner,” said Justin St John, professor and Director of the Centre for Genetic Diseases at Monash University. Attempts began in the 1990s to create a baby by injecting mitochondrial DNA from a donor into the mother’s egg, and adding sperm from her partner. “Some of the babies went on to develop genetic disorders, and the technique was banned,” said the New Scientist report. “The problem may have arisen from the babies having mitochondria from two sources.” Another outside expert, David Clancy, a lecturer at Lancaster University, recalled that experiments in monkeys have shown that maternal mitochondrial DNA can expand from low levels to significantly higher levels, “which would allow disease to again be transmitted, so we must expect the possibility in humans.” For now, Zhang and his team said the boy’s mitochondria has been tested and “they found that less than 1 percent carry the mutation,” said the report. “Hopefully, this is too low to cause any problems; generally it is thought to take around 18 per cent of mitochondria to be affected before problems start.” In addition, his being a boy ensures that he could not pass down any inherited mitochondrial DNA. “While we should remain vigilant about this technique as new information and research accumulates, let us hope this child grows up and has a long healthy life,” said Clancy.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/worlds-first-baby-born-3-parent-technique/

China set sights on hosting 2030 World Cup On September 28, 20169:56 amIn News, SportsComments A top Chinese football official has urged FIFA to realise the “dream” of China’s fans by bringing the World Cup to the giant Asian nation in 2030 — or even sooner. world-cup Chinese Football Association vice-president Zhang Jian said FIFA’s rotation policy probably ruled out a return to Asia in 2026, after Qatar hosts the World Cup in 2022. Zhang told AFP that “it’s not very easy” for China to hold the World Cup in 2026. But he said the final decision was up to world body FIFA. “Every Chinese football fan has a dream — to host a World Cup in China,” Zhang said in an interview in Goa, where an Asian Football Confederation (AFC) extraordinary congress was aborted on Tuesday. “According to their charter it’s not very easy for us to get 2026… I of course hope it can be here sooner, but FIFA has their charter and we follow their decisions,” added Zhang. Russia will host the next World Cup in 2018, before Qatar in 2022, with China, the world’s most populous nation and second biggest economy, keen to follow soon after. With President Xi Jinping eager to host and even win football’s biggest tournament, conjecture is centring on when rather than if the World Cup will go to China. Hosting the World Cup looks far more realistic than winning the competition, as China’s sole appearance in 2002 ended without a single point or even a goal. China’s national team are currently ranked 78th, sandwiched between St Kitts and Nevis and Guatemala, although they remain in the running to reach Russia 2018. – Powerful voice – Zhang could be in line for a powerful voice in FIFA as he is standing for a seat on the body’s new council, which has replaced the scandal-prone executive committee. The AFC aborted elections to the council on Tuesday in protest at FIFA’s decision to bar a Qatari candidate. A reorganised poll is expected early next year. Chinese football has made huge strides in recent years owing to the rise of its domestic league, whose lavishly financed clubs are attracting top players and managers. Chinese Super League clubs have spent just over 400 million euros ($447 million) on players this year, luring stars like Liverpool target Alex Teixeira. Zhang said the Chinese Super League now wanted to reach the level of the top divisions of Europe, which remain the world’s leading football competitions. “We have attracted a lot of players to the Chinese Super League and companies have invested so much money,” said Zhang. “It’s a good thing for us but we should be professional and try to be a better league and catch up with the higher levels of European leagues,” he added. Zhang was also confident that China’s growing legion of foreign players would help the national team, rather than hinder the development of home-grown talent. “China’s national team is a problem. Obviously we haven’t been very good over the past few years,” said Zhang. “But the Super League is a very important base for the national team and you can notice we’re trying to build our national team better,” he added. by Taboola You May Like

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/china-set-sights-hosting-2030-world-cup/

The stage appears set for the Edo state governorship election with the
appointment by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of the
vice chancellor of the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Professor Kayode
Soremekun, as the returning officer for the election.

Soremekun is said to be a close ally of the Vice President, Professor Yemi
Osinbajo. The fear in some circles is that he may be sympathetic to the
cause of his friend’s party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and thus
be disposed to do some bidding to favour the party.

There were credible pieces of information yesterday from the grapevine
that certain instructions that will be helpful to the APC have been handed
down to Soremekun.

The specifics of the instructions were yet to be known as of press time.
But sources close to the development hinted that Soremekun looks ready to
carry out whatever instructions that might have been given or that will be
given to him by the INEC and influential persons in the government both in
Edo state and at the federal level.

However, it was gathered that some professors from the same university who
were contacted for appointment as Local Government returning officers
said they were not interested and turned down the job offer.

A source close to the development said “They did not accept the job
because they reportedly said they did not want to be used to perpetrate
the planned rigging of the election by the All Progressives Congress.”

It was learnt that a certain Professor Bakare was one of those who
rejected the offer to be part of the team. He was still being persuaded
to accept the offer as of Monday night.
Source/Link: http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/news/edo-election-inec-deploys-osinbajo-s-friend-prof-soremekun-returning-officer/

NCAN reporting

Hmmmm

onosprince:
This people can lie o. No wonder 419 Appear three times.

I wonder o, I was shocked to see the 419 slots also

Good for the present economy

LALASTICLALA Pls take this to the FP
It can be resolved within five years after contract reviews like 3 times

Very sad one there!!!!!!!

Na wa o FTC noted

How many to go today?

I think say na the list

Long story, summary pls