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It's Efe, the guy u re chatting with

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Can it be used for decking?

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spyder880:
These are samples of Turkey doors available for sale at Ogidi building materials market. This is the colored types that sell for

N50k for 3 ft
N90k for 4 ft

Please can u share the dealers number or at least confirm if they can ship to Benin. This 3ft Turkey door currently sells for 60k here. Thanks in advance.

Governor Oshiomhole’s generosity has again become a subject of discussion as he gave a plantain hawker a cheque for N1 million yesterday during an inspection of the New Benin market.

Do you think the governor has gone too far?

Source:
http://247naija.com/governor-oshiomhole-buys-plantain-chips-for-one-million-naira-picture/

For an artist who has been nothing but successful in every detail of the word and still remained humble and down to earth, you will be wrong not identify with him every now and then. His unprecedented ability to re-invent himself has kept him relevant in the music industry till date.

He has been making music for more than a decade now and he is yet to release an album that totally came short of expectation for an artist of his pedigree. He’s none other than our very own tuface innocent idibia –Nigeria’s finest. Everybody loves tuface. His originality is ingenuous, so every Nigerian can relate. When he sings he just carries you along. It’s safe to say that tuface is africa’s Golden boy because he is one fine art that has gone the farthest in representing africa on the world stage. Among his endless list of chart topping songs, here are my top 5 favorites of all times;

#5. at my no. 5 spot is a song from his from his unstoppable LP. It was produced by j sleek courtesy hypertek records. The song was one that was typical of tuface, both in sound and in lyrical content. ‘Only me’ is the title and it is my fifth favourite tuface song of all times.

#4. Everybody loves a love song, especially when it is coming from an artist as graceful as tuface. ‘True love’ makes the no. 4 position on my special count down and review.

#3. at no 3. , Is a song that started off like a nursery rhyme to say the least, a feature that made us all subconsciously liked the song on hearing for the very first time. I think this song actually saw the light of the day because of its very simplicity and yet profound message. It was produced by OJB and it is taken from his Grace 2 Grace album. ‘Nfana ibaga’(no problem) is the title and it is my no.3 pic.

#2. ‘For instance’ is at no. 2. a song that simply blew me away. It was more than just a song as a matter of fact, it was a revolution. The rhymes and word play was just intelligent and incisively motivating. It was quite danceable as well and Nigerians simply couldn’t get enough of this artists creative genius on the song at the time.

#1. my no. 1 tuface song of all times is what we all know tuface for. It is none other than the ever green ‘african queen’! I loved it when I first heard it, my mum did, my dad as well, my grand mum… it was a song that you can’t help but love no matter your creed, background or age. To put it simply, it was just good music! and even till date, I am yet to hear an artist make a classic song as such.

http://247naija.com/2face-idibia-top-5-songs-of-all-time/

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo recently let loose an outburst on the youth of this country. He was quoted to have said that the young have failed Nigeria, citing as examples Ibori, Alamiaseyegha, Igbinedion and other persons of such ilk.

Have the young really failed Nigeria? A critical examination of the facts would show otherwise. Nigeria certainly did not come to this state because of the antics of aforementioned trio, though this must not be construed to mean I support their actions. The corruption and nepotism that has come to characterize our national life was actively propagated and perpetuated by the Obasanjos and their peers. The right foundation was never laid at independence while the advent of military rule brought unmitigated disaster on this nation.

Policies such as the quota system, which denies merit and promotes mediocrity where instituted during this era, effectively stifling innovation and competition. A cursory look at the lives of most retired top civil servants, generals and presidents would show them to be wealthy beyond their means. They still play very active roles in our polity and have become godfathers and chieftains of political parties, even though they possess no democratic credentials. On the average, they are septuagenarians or older.

It is rather curious therefore that the ex-president would choose to throw such salvo at the youths of the nation. If those who benefited from free education and oil money are champions of ethnic jingoism and corrosive corruption, what right do they have to accuse those who have had to struggle for every crumb and morsel that has come their way?

And the crux of the matter is that even if the youths had failed this nation, such failure must be laid squarely at the door step of the older generation. The maxim that says you cannot give what you don’t have does not lie. A child weaned under this system, which promotes every vice known to man, would have no values to uphold. It is thus what we have been taught and the example before us that we are aping.

If the right foundations were laid and right values and principles part of our national ethos, the youth would have imbibed such principles and followed the path of honour. But when we grow up seeing kleptomaniacs, despots, vicious and visionless individuals as leaders at all levels, the result is what we see today. There are too few role models in our society for the young to emulate. In fact, rather than blaming the youths, the older generation should hide their heads in shame and beg for forgiveness, which more respectable and responsible gentlemen like Prof Bolaji Akinyemi have done.

However there’s enough of the blame game and the stark reality of our situation should not make us travel down that road. Rather than trading accusations, we should be focused on how we can find lasting solutions to our problems. The issues before us now are not who did what, but who has the intelligence, passion, vision and courage to tackle the myriad problems confronting us. As we approach 2015, that’s the question that should be uppermost our minds. And persons who largely failed this country must not be allowed to distract us or draw attention away from more pressing national issues.

Source http://247naija.com/where-are-the-role-models/

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