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XhosaNostra:
This is actually very similar to how we do things in my culture. I've seen the "flogging", but I never understood what it was for. It's usually done playfully by the females in attendance. Not a serious beatdown & the groom is covered with a blanket so he doesn't get hurt lol.

Who does the beating & how serious is it? Just curious.

really

Segzee1:
https://dailyfamily.ng/3-important-things-to-know-before-you-marry-fulani-lady/

must confesses very beautiful

iruocious:
It's a pity. RIP

Soo emotional

python1:
I always listen, but I have never heard them describing how the emergency exit should be opened. All they do is explanation on how to pull down the oxygen mask, the nearest emergency exit, use of seat belt and the life jacket under every seat. Even the flight tips manuals in the back pocket of the seats in your front doesn't explain it.

Even on the emergency exit you saw everything written there. Open,pull, push whatever..it is always open to every body on board to operate.noo control from cockpit

kimjongJezebel:
Useless order by an incompetent Justice Ahmed Mohammed! The Court has no power whatsoever to stop the National Assembly from carrying out their constitutional responsibilities.


Everyone knows that except the illiterates, even my unborn child in the womb knows that the Court has exceeded its judicial mandate.


The Electoral Act has always been altered or more appropriately, amended by the National Assembly depending on how the majority sees it. In 1999, Presidential election came last and nobody made noise about it so why the sudden and loud noise on this one?

all I can see is that there are 3 tiers if government, and am confused how they share their power. Or who controls who.

python1:
Not true. Passengers are only shown the nearest emergency exit close to their seats, not enlightened on how to open it.

you failed again. When you board next listen well. Pay attention. Or check the safety tip card in your seat.enwrgency door in a flight are always accessible to every one on board to operate in case. Some air lines in allocating you on emergency seat. Gives you special lecture on board about 2 to 3 minutes

NotBeenPaid:
Guinness Book of Record please take note - First Lady to jump out of an airplane in the air.

BTW, I thought the door is controlled by the pilot alone

Noo

python1:
I never hear dis kind one before o. So when she was opening the emergency exit, what were the other crew members doing? I thought the emergency exit is controlled from the cockpit.

Anyway, what is my offence here

sorry even passengers are enlightened on how to open emergency exit talkless of a crew member. No padlock in emergency exit of a plane. Moreover air hostess seats were located at emergency doors. So unfortunate to a global leading carrier.

lalasticlala:
https://www.nairaland.com/4392988/fatima-aliko-dangote-mother-wedding

hmmm Hmmm I taught na only me Billionaires and X.are like 5&6 loll

chiomarita:
Source: http://www.goldenpearlmediang.com/2018/03/exclusive-only-rich-men-make-me-wet.html

imo state and brain washing are like 5&6.

Toks2008:
It is so disheartening that in many parts of the world, many married men have lost their wives and what they have is a maid, child-minder,cook,Nursing mother, children teacher, financial partner and so on all in one person

How can one woman be all the aforementioned and still be in her right state of mind to be that sweet romantic lady you married? how can a man get angry when a woman complains of tiredness after tending to the child, cook, clean the house, wash cloths, run errands and in most cases also go out to work in order to augment what the man brings home.

A wife is not synonymous to a slave. Men should get their wives all the necessary home appliances like washing machine, hoover, dish washer, food processing machine and so on to make life easier for their wives and also try to help them out in any way possible so that the wife they married will still be available to tend to their needs cos a worn out woman can never think straight or satisfy her husband's emotional and sexual needs.

Don't lose your wife.

I need one any recomendation?

zakim:
Congratulations

for nation builders and developers

Emmalez:
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Nigeria is a country of great opportunities. Talented and enterprising individuals have always been able to make money here. In this article, you will learn about 10 leaders with huge fortunes in Nigeria, the best of the best when it comes to money-making.

10. Mohammed Indimi

Let’s start the list of top ten richest men in Nigeria from the founder of Oriental Energy Resources. He is a successful player in the oil market. His organization was founded in 1990. He managed to reveal his talents as a businessman in the oil and gas industry. Gradually, the company’s portfolio expanded. At the moment, there are resources in Offshore Nigeria. In 2014, he took the 37th position in the ranking of the rich people of Africa. His net worth is 650 million dollars.

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9. Tunde Folawiyo

Also, among top 10 richest men in Nigeria, there is talented representative and legal adviser Tunde Folawiyo. He leads the MTN Nigeria and the Yinka Folawiyo Group. According to Forbes information, the total amount of his assets is $650 million. .

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8. Jim Ovia

The eighth in the ranking of the richest people in Nigeria is Zenith Bank Group creator. This commercial institution is an individual investor with stake around 9.3%. He also the owner of Visafone. In late summer of 2014, Ovia began to develop a petrochemical enterprise with an investment of 1.5 billion dollars. It is located in Akwa Ibom State.

In 2014, according to Forbes, Ovia became the 30th richest man in Africa. His current estimated net worth is 1 around billion dollars.

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7. Orji Uzor Kalu

The 7th richest man in Nigeria is the Chairman of large organizations Daily Sun, SLOK Holding, New Telegraph. He was Governor of Abia State. According to Forbes, the net worth of this man is 1 billion dollars.
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6. Tony Elumelu

This year, the net worth of the famous representative has somewhat decreased due to monetary circumstances. Elumelu is an experienced financial expert, altruist and visionary business person. He serves as Chairman of Joined Bank for Africa, Heirs Holdings, Transcorp. This man also created The Tony Elumelu Foundation. He is worth $1.4 billion
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5. AbdulSamad Isyaku Rabiu

The 5th richest Nigerian is a famous businessman. In the 1980’s, his father Khalifah Isyaku Rabiu became one of the country’s leading industrialists. AbdulSamad founded the BUA Group. He also serves as executive director of the Nigerian Bank of Industry. At the moment, his fortune is $1.5bn.
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4. Theophilus Danjuma

His estimated net worth is $1.7 billion. He is a Jukun warrior, humanitarian, official, multi-mogul agent. Danjuma headed the headquarters of the Nigerian Army from 1975 to 1979. He also served as Minister of Defense under the Obasanjo government. This man took the 1577th place in the ranking of the richest people on the planet when his assets were about 1.1 billion dollars.

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3. Femi Otedola

We approached the top three leaders. The third place belongs to Femi Otedola. It is difficult to meet Nigerians who would not know this name. He serves as CEO of Forte Oil Plc, Zenon Petroleum Oil. The main spheres of his activity are real estate, gas and oil. This man’s estimated net worth was 1.8 billion dollars in 2016 according to Forbes, however, in one of the latest articles, Forbes informed that the net worth of Femi Otedola has dropped significantly in 2017 and now is just $330 million dollars.
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2. Mike Adenuga

He is the founder of ConOil and owner of Globacom – the second largest telecommunications company in the country. Adenuga does not need to be introduced.This 63-year-old gentleman owns shares in Equitorial Trust Bank. According to Forbes, his fortune is $5.8 billion. He is the third richest man in Africa.

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1. Aliko Dangote

Surely you were not surprised to know who’s the richest man in Nigeria. He is very popular throughout the world. He is the chairman of Dangote Group, he has businesses in Cameroon, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Benin, Togo, and Zambia. This entrepreneur also has businesses in agriculture, telecommunications, real estate, and some other spheres.

According to the latest estimates of Forbes, Dangote net worth is $11.9 billion.

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We hope that this information was of interest to you. Let’s wish every businessman from this list prosperity and career successes!

SOURCE
https://www.reportnaija.ng/2018/03/06/photos-top-10-richest-men-nigeria/

hmmm.this is targetting.i can see pics

CeoNewshelm:
Ifu in a conversation with fellow housemates Leo and Teddy A revealed she lost her first job because she didn't agree to sleep with her boss. She continued that her boss is late now and it was really hurtful at that age to loose a job she was all excited abou




http://www.newshelmng.com/2018/03/bbnaija-2018-ifu-ennada-reveals-how-she.html

until now what is shee up to.loll

wasyouy:
house of representative or senate can not override a bill relative to security because it does not fall into their jurisdiction. the federal republic can not approve and bill on the issue of Nigeria. it does not fall into their jurisdiction.


The peace corp is an illegal organization and would remain an illegal organization anyone found been a member of the peace corp can be arrested.. because wearing uniform under any organization is considered illegal. because the federal republic has no power to do so.. Civil defence and federal road safety holding holding gun and using it, is considered illegal .

only the military and police have power to bear arms.

were you dee come from. Welcome back homeee

afbstrategies:
Blind Bartimus. willie is working. Useless otimkpu like you. Look for something better to do with your sorry life.

Willie is working because you are doing your 'kidnappings' during the day. Olodo!

very soon people like you will be entering Anambra state with visa.because I know your don't belong here.from your Language. Upper canada.

afbstrategies:
Government making senseless decisions which impacts their people negatively all the time.

Many of those Okada riders are owed months of salaries and their families rely on them to survive

One governor is busy building statues and looking for his family members to succeed him

While this one is here banning Okada riders. Put better regulations in place to check crimes.

you must be a mupuntufu. The order is from 7 pm. Other states that out total stoppage nko?..or are you a night hawker??
Willy is working

[quote author=afroniger post=65516837]http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/2019-elections-sdp-emerges-third-force/[/quote if true, another mistake from s.w]

TheFreeOne:
Like play like play the country is edging towards a precipice.

Concerned Nigerians should not stop pushing for restructuring or outright splitting up to allow everyone bear their fathers names lest we end up having another civil war on our hands.

Things are gradually getting out of hands but politicians keeps denying it for politicking and the next elections.

so seroous

alphonsojaybaz:
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INVESTS N16BN SUKUK BOND ON SOUTH EAST ROADS
source: http://www.eyesoflagos.com/2018/02/federal-government-invests-n16bn-sukuk.html

The federal government has invested N16.6 billion of the N100 billion Sukuk Bond for the rehabilitation of some roads in the South East geopolitical zone. In October 2017, the federal government had released the proceeds of the N100 billion Sukuk bond to 25 key economic road projects across the country. Eyes Of Lagos gathered that, The director of Highways, South East, Federal Ministry of Works, Mr Adetokunbo Sogbesan, made the disclosure in Enugu yesterday during a media tour of ongoing federal projects in the zone. Sogbesan said the investment is aimed at improving road infrastructure in the zone, adding that four different road sections were covered by the fund. He listed the sections to include the Enugu – Onitsha expressway, Enugu – Lokpanta, Lokpanta – Abia Tower and Abia Tower – Aba section of the Enugu – Port Harcourt expressway. At the 9th Mile – Enugu section of the Enugu – Onitsha Expressway, Sogbesan expressed satisfaction on the job done so far by the contractors, Reynolds Construction Company Ltd (RCC). He said the project, which covered a distance of 58km, is from Amansea in Anambra to Enugu. “Forty kilometres of the road is in Anambra while 18km is in Enugu section of the road. The contractors have achieved about 35 per cent completion of the project,” he said. He said that with the quality of job being done by the contractors, the road would make its expected lifespan of between 20 years and 30 years. Sogbesan, however, expressed concern over the heavy traffic flow on the road. He said, “I pray we get more funding so as to deliver this project at the right time. This project will improve transportation infrastructure. The micro-economy impact of this road will go a long way to help Nigerians”. Also, the federal controller of Works, Enugu, Mr Oluropo Oyetade, said that monitoring of the project had been encouraging since the contractors reported to site. Oyetade said that the contract with a completion period of 36 months was awarded in 2014 but was not funded till 2017, just as he noted that the job is expected to be delivered by December 2019. In a related development, the federal government has said it will use Infrastructure Bond Investment from financial institutions and investors to expedite execution of road and housing projects across the country. According to a statement from the information unit of the Works department, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, disclosed this while receiving institutional investors, including HSBC, China group 3 and 4 led by the managing director of Stanbic IBTC, Dr. Damola Sogunle, in his office yesterday. Fashola explained that to finance road/bridge projects through Tax Relief and Islamic banking “Sukuk” cannot be enough to provide infrastructure development in Nigeria. He added that Infrastructure Bond Instrument will complement government efforts at providing the needed critical infrastructure to end users. The Minister however expressed the need for a reset in the housing sector in the country, emphasising that the “financial establishment must stand as the vanguard of the reset” by borrowing a leaf from countries that have successfully utilised similar investment practice, such as United Kingdom. Fashola disclosed that the Pilot Home for the National Housing Programme of the present administration has taken off in 33 states of the federation. This, he said, is made up of one to three bedrooms model, which are expected to be valued accordingly, considering the standard and infrastructure. The minister further disclosed that the federal government, currently holding 40% equity in the power sector, is of the opinion that privatisation is logical, arguing that it has been successful in the media, banking, aviation sectors amongst others. According to him, the Ministry will optimise on existing capacity even as government has approved distribution extension programme in power.

sorry. This is Nigerian roads not south east road

King4Roller:
Na them.

Whoo them.name dem

Emmalez:
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President Buhari receives letters of Credence from Ambassadors of Philippines, Uganda and Singapore in State House, Abuja on Thursday, March 1, 2018.
see more photos below.

source
https://www.reportnaija.ng/2018/03/01/photos-buhari-receives-ambassadors-philippines-uganda-singapore/

CC lalasticlala

how do get singapore visa.ineed to visit

kamsibabylove:
u dont have to insult my man just bcoz he forgave me

Photo man. Not a real man

kamsibabylove:
i dont think it works on some men coz i cheated on my bf 3 times and he forgave me now we have a daughter and wil be getting married in oct.

he is not real

ZombieBuster:
Cleanliness is next to godliness

or trullyy zombie@? Uuu

ZombieBuster:
Cleanliness is next to godliness

Godliness
.pls

femolacqua:
All of them are beating around d the bush, which one person want to believe for here now. Although I feel there is some element of truth from the woman.

lie.the woman is the architect of her own problem

EweduAfonja:
i just want to date him thats my own

mee nko

Anijay1212:
After reading some comments from my fellow countrymen, i have come to the conclusion that all hope is lost.
Why we always leave the burning house and chase after "rats" is what i don't understand.
Nobody is talking about the merits or demerits of their tenure extension and what it potends for the country.
All I hear is Tinubu this, Tinubu that. Nonsense

2018 budget how far.am not educatedd.enlightinred one brief me..because things bad

owukpa:
A middled-aged man in Nappe, Dukku Local Government Area of Gombe State on Tuesday, reportedly set himself ablaze following the refusal of President Muhammadu Buhari to assent to the bill for the establishment of Peace Corps of Nigeria

The victim whose name was given as Gambo Timothy Dogo, was until his demise a voluntary member of the corps.

IDOMA VOICE, gathered that Dogo, a father of two, who hailed from Borno State committed suicide by setting himself ablaze in his one room apartment on hearing that the President has turned down the PCN establishment bill.

An eyewitness told Ehido that Dogo had attempted suicide the last time news broke out that the bill was rejected.

Our source said Dogo gave reason for his action in a text message sent to his colleague simply identified as Ahmed Tuesday afternoon around 3pm before embarking on the suicide mission.

When contacted, Public Relations Officer (PRO) Gombe State command of the Peace Corps said she was not authorized to speak on the incident. In the same vain, the national spokesperson of the organization, Milicent Umoru neither picked nor returned our calls.

Meanwhile, the Gombe State Police command is yet to react to this incident at the time of filing this report.

source>>>http://www.idomavoice.com/2018/02/peace-corps-man-sets-self-ablaze-over.html

terminator part 8

sexaddict08:
She has been with me for the past one year....faithful n all that...she's almost perfect. 22 and Igbo, and has a good dress sense. Almost anything wey she buy they fit her oooo no matter how cheap. She's got that.

But, she no go school oooo. She can chat n read but not fluently. If i jokingly ask her a random question like 7 x 3...she may not know it ooo, even though she finished secondary school 3 years ago.

She sha love me die, and i actually opened that place...
But what do u think of a future with her?? i need advice folks

karma is awaiting you.when you are. De flowering her. Who noted??

dainformant:
A doctor at Federal Medical Center,Ebute Meta Lagos - has got herself trending online for urging Nigerian husbands to marry a second wife or an extra wife (as the case may be) if they have the resources. According to her, marrying more wives is better than the irresponsible act of cheating on their wives with other ladies.

Below is what Hauwa Ibrahim shared on Facebook;

Dear men after being a responsible Husband, try marrying a second wife if you have the means, those with two should marry three and those with three should marry four! Thats a great Sunnah and its better than irresponsible act of chasing young girls out there.....

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/female-nigerian-medical-doctor-advises-husbands-marry-extra-wife-see.html

gbammm.life is fashion. Keep evolving.soon we go back to our traditional religion