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brownlord: Pls explain the bolded, wht is efcc and what do they do?

Mayb u shld ask google.com

It was a bundle of joy for the Speaker of Ogun State House of Assembly, Hon. Suraj Adekunbi, as his wife was delivered of triplets, all females. The delivery came barely 48 hours after the crisis among the state Assembly was resolved.
Hon. Adekunbi was at logger-heads with a faction of his lawmakers, who had accused himof high-handedness and had threatened to make the House ungovernable for him.
Mrs. Oluwaseun Suraj, mother of one before the joyous delivery, was said to have been delivered of the babies in a London hospital. Sources close to the Speaker confided in Saturday Sun that the mother of the triplets is hale and hearty after the delivery in the early hours of thursday.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/ogun-speakers-wife-delivers-triplets/

Lovely mum

AVWENAGHA: who cares

Omoh! U wicked oo

Dats a 9ce 1. Hapi bd fun filled NL!

The duo of Ini Edo and Tonto Dike are set to dazzle when a new movie, Playing Safe hits the cinemas. Directed and produced by Elvis Chucks, Playing Safe is a romantic thriller that features the combination of Tonto Dike and IniEdo including Jibola Dabo, Matha Ankomah, Sexy Steel, Ik Ogbonna and Johanness Meyer.
Playing Safe is the story of young ladies who draw lessons from past failed relationship with a view to getting the better of their current relationships as they play the dangerous game of love. Shot in Lagos, Dubai, Ghana and London, Playing Safe is due for release at Easter. It’s from the stable of Diamond Groove Pictures.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/specials/entertainer/ini-edo-tonto-dike-dazzle-in-playing-safe/

Wait 4me! I d com

Why are women better cook than men? Even wen same type of food stuffs/ingredients re used, d 1 cukd by a lady tastes more nice.

[quote author=ABU_kAkA]BOKO HARAM MIGHT BUY DRUGS FROM THEM TO BOOST THE MORALE OF THEIR SUICIDE BOMBERS ! [/quote]I wonder wht u drank b4 posting. Mtchewww

Codedrock: I think the question should be 'How often do u watch Laliga' cos everybody watches EPL

Kini La liga! <pissing on ur head joor! Taaaaaaaa>

Regiblinkz: you're a perfect example why eze should go to school

Lols! Johnny just com

1) Loving your husband conditionally – This is what I call performance based love. When the man performs a certain way or does what is expected, the wife tends to show love and respect. The real test of love is when that is not happening. When expectations are not met and his behavior is not what you want, do you love him less? Maybeyou wouldn’t say you love him less, but does your response and behavior communicate that to him or does it communicate that when he straightens up then you will show him some love?
2) Not making sex a priority – Justlike the men, women can make the mistake of thinking that men should approach intimacy the same as them. Men are not as emotional as women and therefore most guys don’t connect emotionally very well. For most men the thought of intimacy means sex. Physical intimacy is how most men feel close to their wives. Without that type of intimacy they can feel unloved. It may be enough for you to talk, hug and kiss, but for most guys that just gets the engine running. Talk with your husband about sex and see what happens. Life can be very busy and hectic, and it canbe hard to have time for the two of you to be intimate, but if you don’t it’s a big mistake.
3) Forgetting how to be your husbands friend – One of the things I have observed in many marriages is that they are no longer best friends. Most guys desire their wives to be their best friends. That means doing fun stuff together, hanging out, going out to eat and being able to talk about what is going on in their lives. Find something you can do together to have fun and relieve stress. Go back to the days when you were dating. When you acted like you were interested in sports or cars or his work. When you did that it made him feel important and that he was sharing his life with you. He needs you to be his friend, not his mother.
4) Not encouraging your husband– Most men crave encouragement.The way you speak to your husband will say a lot about your relationship. When you encourage your man, he feels respected, which is even more important to him than love. Encouragement can come through words either spoken or in writing. It can also just be simple body language that communicates to him that you areproud of him and think that he is doing a great job. Being there for him in the important moments of his life whether that is at work or with one of his hobbies. So when was the last time you encouraged your husband in a positive way?
5) Not being clear in your communication – Men and women think differently, see things differently, hear things differently and communicate differently. One of the mistakes some women make is to expect their man to pick up on what is going on in your life. Most guys are not that observant. It really helps when you clearly state why you are upset or what you would like us to do. Hinting about it is very frustrating for most men. Most men are pretty simple and when communication becomes complicated they tend to shut down. The more clear you communicate, the fewer misunderstandin­gs tend to happen. You also need to be aware of your non-verbal communication. You might be saying something but communicating another because of your tone of voice and facial expressions. So understand your own communication style and his and make any adjustments necessary. If communication is a big problem in your marriage, I recommend you get some help. Go get help from a mentor or counsellor. I recommend you don’tdemand he go with you, but let him know you would like him to go if he wants to, but that you want to go to try to improve yourself so you can be a better wife.
I hope some of those thoughts were helpful. My last thought is this. Don’t make the mistake of not building spiritual intimacy with your husband. It may only beyou praying for him in the beginning, but that can be very powerful. Remember you can’t change him, you can only change yourself.

Regiblinkz: If ƔφU̶̲̥̅̊ don't support our league it will never move forward...*i always watch d premier NPL sha*

So whc club do u support?

Libkid: Got bera tinx to do

But u enjoy watchn European leagues?

Suchie: Kia,2nd to comment..THANK GOD OOOO

Smally! Go tek a dose of ur drugs.

I was jst wandering d rate at whc we Nigerians re die-hard fans of various European Clubs, abandoning wht is ours. European sports re wht d re 2day due 2 d dedication dia people put in. If we shld as wel b dedicated 2 NPL, we wud 1day b one of d best leagues in d world.
God bless Enyimba F.C!
God bless NPL!
God bless Nigeria!

There are indications that terrorist groups, Boko Haram and Ansaru, are being funded by drugcartels in Latin America, a report has revealed.
The report entitled, "Terrorism in Northern Africa and the Sahel in 2012: Global Reach and Implications," is an update on fiveearlier studies.
Published by the Director, Inter-University Centre for Terrorism Studies, USA, Yonah Alexander, in February 2013, the report suggested that Al-Qaida in IslamicMaghreb, had aligned with many other groups in order to expand its sources of funding.
Intelligence reports have in the past identified a strong link between AQIM and Boko Haram with the newly emerging Ansaru.
In December 2012, the Commander of the United States African Command, Gen. Carter Ham, stated that there was an increasing collaboration between AQIM and other terrorist groups in Africa, including Boko Haram.
燭he 33-page report states in part,"The threats of Al-Qaida's new regional hub in northern Mali and from its associates constitute both tactical and strategic challenges.
"Primary sources of financing of their activities include kidnapping(in some cases, kidnapping is outsourced to criminals), piracy and illicit trafficking of drugs, human, vehicles and other contraband goods.
"Intelligence reports and arrests have confirmed that AQIM has established links with Latin cartelsfor 'drugs-for-arms' smuggling into Europe through terrorist-trafficking networks in the Sahel."
The report indicates that the drugand arms trafficking undertaken by the terrorists groups is further aided by porous borders of countries in the region.
It is stated in the report that the status of AQIM in the Sahel has opened a new path for the terrorist group to shift its centre of gravity from Afghanistan and Pakistan to a new abode.
With regional assessments on nine different African nations, the report states in the section on Nigeria, that Boko Haram and Ansaru's involvement with AQIM fits the "model of internationalisation of terrorist movements" in other parts of the world.
Boko Haram operatives have beenreported in the past to have attacked banks in order to raise funds for their operations.
However, our correspondent contacted the spokesperson for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Mitchell Ofoyeju, to find out if the agency was aware of the drug-for-arms modus operandi of Boko Haram and Ansaru.
"We are aware of the report. The agency is conducting a critical investigation on that angle. The outcome of the investigation would determine what step to take next. But as far as NDLEA is concerned, we are not overlooking anything," Ofoyeju said.

http://mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/news/latin-american-drug-cartels-fund-boko-haram-ansaru-report/

Samsung's next Galaxy smartphone might be controlled by nothing more than the user's eyes, according to a new report in advance of its March 14 unveiling.
"Eye scrolling" will do things like scroll down a page of text when the user's eyes have reached thebottom of the screen, according to a New York Times report.
Quoting an unnamed Samsung employee who has used the phone, the Times said the Samsung Galaxy S IV, the next generation in its popular Galaxy S line, will be more heavily geared toward new software than a physical reboot of the Android-based device.
The Korean company has for all practical purposes announced the Galaxy S IV will be unveiled ata New York City event on March 14.
The Times interviewed Kevin Packingham, Samsung's chief product officer. While he declined to talk about software upgrades, he said hardware upgrades will be significant. "It'san amazing phone," he said.
Reports of an eye-control innovation make sense. Samsung has filed in Europe to trademark a technology called"Eye Scroll" and another named"Eye Pause."
Samsung described "Eye Scroll" as "computer application software having a feature of sensing eye movements and scrolling displays of mobile devices, namely, mobile phones, smartphones and tablet computers according to eye movements; digital cameras; mobile telephones; smartphones; tablet computers."
The Samsung Galaxy S III alreadyhas a similar feature called"Smart Stay." It uses the phone's front-facing camera to register whether the user is looking at it and keeps the display screen from going into sleep mode untilthe user looks away.
Samsung's Galaxy S line has emerged as the strongest challenger to Apple's industry-leading iPhone.
The Galaxy S III shipped 18 million units worldwide from July to September, compared with 16.2 million for the iPhone 4S, according to research by Strategy Analytics.
http://m.cnn.com/primary/cnnd_fullarticle?articleId=cnn/2013/03/05/tech/mobile/samsung-galaxy-s-4-eyes&branding=our.mobile.society&pagesize=10&category=cnnd_latest

This cud jst be a fun avenue.
For me, i knew of NL 4rm my elder 6ta. Anytime she browsed thru NL, she laughs so much ontop of ha voice dat i wonder wht always amuses her. Then 1day i asked her and she told me of Nairaland. At 1st i neva liked d home page, but wit time i became addicted to NL. Dat i even browse it at work.
Whats yours?

Dat shldn't b a RED CARD, atleast a Yellow card wud hv bin beta. I supported R. Madrid, but Nani's red card was too harsh.

190:

Nigerian girls

I know about 15 different romance section ladies that indulge in what's been discussed here

should i call names

Yes oo! Call dem

Research has revealed that a lot of our Nigerian men are no longer eager in getting married for so many reasons. But for the women, some of them will go extra miles to do some unbelievable things in order to get married.
“Statistics show that only 3% of single women of marriageable age in Nigeria are undisturbed by their lack of a serious suitor! The other 97% would do just about anything to become Mrs. "SOMEBODY’’.
As we read on, we are going to see some rather unorthodox things Nigerian women will do in their quest to bag a husband! Some are bizarre, some are skanky and some are downright sad but if you are willing to try anything and getting a husband is the only activity left on your bucket list, you might want to try a few! MEN BEWARE!!!

1. Snatching a friend or relation’s man. All is fair in love and war! Rumor has it that women have resorted to locking their phones, hiding their men and coding their gist from so-called friends because it’s a jungle out there.
2. Re-inventing themselves: Pretence is the order of the day. No man wants to tame the shrew or teach d inexperienced or make an honest woman out of a dishonest one so once marriage is desired, women package themselves in pseudo, ready-made, easy-to-use, highly desirable packages. After marriage, what you see is what you get!
3. Trapping him with pregnancy. This used to be the old school method of getting a man to propose. From skipping the pill to seducing the man or getting him drunk when she was ovulating, a woman usually knew she had the man where she wanted him once she missed her period even ifthere was no commitment. Now the guys are saying YES to baby mamas and YES to child support. Are the girls deterred? NO! The girls have stepped up their game by involving the parents and you know parents don’t like scandals
4. Praying & Fasting: This would presumably be an honorable means of obtaining a husband but sometimes the prayers are offered up to deities other than God & other times it becomes a song permanently.
5. Taking his photograph to Cele church for a prophetess to pray over or a powerful Alfa. Heard it works like a charm.
Taking his sperm, hair or personal effects to Babalawo. Guys disposing of your condoms yourself are not such a bad idea.
Outright Jazz! My friend recently gisted me about how a tied up, live pigeon had been discovered in a friend’s sister-in-law’s box. The woman confessed to using jazz and said she hadn’t been sure if the guy would actually propose so she took the necessary precautions.
6. Putting love potion in his food: This is classic and timeless but shouldn’t it be called a compelling potion? Because in this case, love na by force!
7. Proposing to a guy! Yes it does happen (Who wears the engagement ring?)
Toasting a man’s family so they make the decision for him! A friend complained that a girl he detested had over the months gotten closeto his family. Lavishing on them, cooking for them and basically being their go-to girl and now his mum had put her foot down that he had to break up with his girlfriend and marry little-miss-went-home-to-mama depending on how much power the family wields, their word may be final.
8. Asking daddy to get you a husband: If daddy’s a big shot, arranging a husband for you is usually as easy as pie and some men would selltheir souls for a large chunk of daddy’s money so both parties are happy.
9. Being your man’s maga: Some women believe that when u finally get a man 2 be interested in u, spoiling him & overlookin his every fault wud get u in2 a white gown faster dan an okada. Some men don’t mind a woman who houses dem, clothes dem, feeds dem, givs dem pocket money, never gets upset with dem even when they misbehave and cleans up after dem wit little or no contribution from dem living d dream
10. Polishing up a low class, barely educated brother in exchange for a ring! The dealis simple, you send ur cleaner, gateman or driver tonight school, u give him language lessons, u take him 2 buy some new clothes & deodorant & teach him 2 call u honey instead of madam and in exchange, he gets to marry u, share an expensive bedroom and never worry about his bills ever again!
11. Revamping you: Change your ward-robe, lose 20kg, buy a truckload of Brazilian hair, study the karma-sutra, do anangio plasty & change d age on ur birth-certificate to read 22. Botox, plastic surgery, a compulsory gym membership & a body magic also indicated!
12. Becoming a worker in church: Rumour has it dat men go 2 church 2 marry, d same rumour also reveals that Greeters Ushers & Lead Soloists have the best exposure. Praise d Lord!
13. Moving 2 a new town or part of town so dat u re d new girl. Dis always peaks d men’s interest & at d same time u get 2run away 4rm ur past d old maid labels!
14. Going 4 deliverance 4rm a spirit husband & sowing a big marriage seed in church! Givin ur posesions to d poor, giving a sacrificial offering or jst givin one tin 2 God dat would mek u weep.

Research has revealed that a lot of our Nigerian men are no longer eager in getting married for so many reasons. But for the women, some of them will go extra miles to do some unbelievable things in order to get married.
“Statistics show that only 3% of single women of marriageable age in Nigeria are undisturbed by their lack of a serious suitor! The other 97% would do just about anything to become Mrs. "SOMEBODY’’.
As we read on, we are going to see some rather unorthodox things Nigerian women will do in their quest to bag a husband! Some are bizarre, some are skanky and some are downright sad but if you are willing to try anything and getting a husband is the only activity left on your bucket list, you might want to try a few! MEN BEWARE!!!

1. Snatching a friend or relation’s man. All is fair in love and war! Rumor has it that women have resorted to locking their phones, hiding their men and coding their gist from so-called friends because it’s a jungle out there.
2. Re-inventing themselves: Pretence is the order of the day. No man wants to tame the shrew or teach d inexperienced or make an honest woman out of a dishonest one so once marriage is desired, women package themselves in pseudo, ready-made, easy-to-use, highly desirable packages. After marriage, what you see is what you get!
3. Trapping him with pregnancy. This used to be the old school method of getting a man to propose. From skipping the pill to seducing the man or getting him drunk when she was ovulating, a woman usually knew she had the man where she wanted him once she missed her period even ifthere was no commitment. Now the guys are saying YES to baby mamas and YES to child support. Are the girls deterred? NO! The girls have stepped up their game by involving the parents and you know parents don’t like scandals
4. Praying & Fasting: This would presumably be an honorable means of obtaining a husband but sometimes the prayers are offered up to deities other than God & other times it becomes a song permanently.
5. Taking his photograph to Cele church for a prophetess to pray over or a powerful Alfa. Heard it works like a charm.
Taking his sperm, hair or personal effects to Babalawo. Guys disposing of your condoms yourself are not such a bad idea.
Outright Jazz! My friend recently gisted me about how a tied up, live pigeon had been discovered in a friend’s sister-in-law’s box. The woman confessed to using jazz and said she hadn’t been sure if the guy would actually propose so she took the necessary precautions.
6. Putting love potion in his food: This is classic and timeless but shouldn’t it be called a compelling potion? Because in this case, love na by force!
7. Proposing to a guy! Yes it does happen (Who wears the engagement ring?)
Toasting a man’s family so they make the decision for him! A friend complained that a girl he detested had over the months gotten closeto his family. Lavishing on them, cooking for them and basically being their go-to girl and now his mum had put her foot down that he had to break up with his girlfriend and marry little-miss-went-home-to-mama depending on how much power the family wields, their word may be final.
8. Asking daddy to get you a husband: If daddy’s a big shot, arranging a husband for you is usually as easy as pie and some men would selltheir souls for a large chunk of daddy’s money so both parties are happy.
9. Being your man’s maga: Some women believe that when u finally get a man 2 be interested in u, spoiling him & overlookin his every fault wud get u in2 a white gown faster dan an okada. Some men don’t mind a woman who houses dem, clothes dem, feeds dem, givs dem pocket money, never gets upset with dem even when they misbehave and cleans up after dem wit little or no contribution from dem living d dream
10. Polishing up a low class, barely educated brother in exchange for a ring! The dealis simple, you send ur cleaner, gateman or driver tonight school, u give him language lessons, u take him 2 buy some new clothes & deodorant & teach him 2 call u honey instead of madam and in exchange, he gets to marry u, share an expensive bedroom and never worry about his bills ever again!
11. Revamping you: Change your ward-robe, lose 20kg, buy a truckload of Brazilian hair, study the karma-sutra, do anangio plasty & change d age on ur birth-certificate to read 22. Botox, plastic surgery, a compulsory gym membership & a body magic also indicated!
12. Becoming a worker in church: Rumour has it dat men go 2 church 2 marry, d same rumour also reveals that Greeters Ushers & Lead Soloists have the best exposure. Praise d Lord!
13. Moving 2 a new town or part of town so dat u re d new girl. Dis always peaks d men’s interest & at d same time u get 2run away 4rm ur past d old maid labels!
14. Going 4 deliverance 4rm a spirit husband & sowing a big marriage seed in church! Givin ur posesions to d poor, giving a sacrificial offering or jst givin one tin 2 God dat would mek u weep.

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Cement mogul, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, moved up 33 placesfrom the 76th position, which he occupied on the listof richest men and women in the world compiled by US-based Forbes Magazine last year, to emerge the 43rd richest man on earth in 2013.
According to the magazine, Dangote was valued at $16.1 billion in 2013 and retained his position as Africa’s richest man for the third yearin a row.
The second Nigerian on the list is Michael Adenuga Jnr, with a net worth of $4.7 billion. Adenuga occupied the 267th position on the Forbes list and is the fifth richest man in Africa.
Speaking exclusively to THISDAY last night, Dangote said his target is to enter the exclusive league of top five richest men in the world in the next four years.
Currently, the top five positions are occupied by Mexico’s Carlos Slim with a net worth of $73 billion, followed by Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who is valued at $67 billion.
Following closely on their heels are Spanish billionaire and owner of Zara clothing chain Amanco Ortega with a net worth of $57 billion; US investment guru, Warren Buffet - $53.5 billion; and Oracle’s Larry Ellison - $43 billion.
Dangote, who has massive investments in the cement, sugar and real estate sector, had an eventful year in 2012.
In October, he sold off controlling interest in his Dangote Flour Plc to Tiger Brands of South Africa and pocketed $190 million in cash. In February, his Dangote Sugar Refineries acquired a 95-per-cent stake in Nigerian sugar producer Savannah Sugar in a bid to maintain its dominant position in the local sugar industry.
He also did the ground breaking for the 2.8-million-ton fertiliser plant in Edo State at a cost of $1.7 billion and when finished, will be the largest in the world. The plant is scheduled for completion in three years’ time.
Dangote said he intends to ramp up cement production at his plants in the next four years from the current 16-17million tonnes in Nigeria and Ghana to 100 million tonnes from new output coming from sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
Last year, the business man stepped up his philanthropy, giving over $100 million to causes ranging from education to health, flood relief, poverty alleviation and the arts. He also acquired a yacht, which he named after his mother, Amiya.
Adenuga owns Globacom — Nigeria’s second largest telecommunications firm, Conoil and some stake in Sterling Bank Nigeria. He founded Globacom in 2003.
It has 24 million customers in Nigeria, operates in the Republic of Benin, Ghana andCote d’Ivoire.
His Conoil Producing is one of Nigeria’s largest independent exploration companies, with a production of some 100,000 barrels of crude oil per day.
Other famous people on the Forbe’s list include, Google co-founder and CEO, Larry Page, with $23 billion, is 20thon the list. Fellow Co-founder,Sergey Brin, is 21st with$22.8 billion.
Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, is 66th on the list with $13.3 billion, while Oprah Winfrey is the 503rd person, with $2.8 billion. Many of the billionaires give millions in philanthropy everyyear.
Tags: News , Nigeria , Featured , Aliko Dangote , World's 43rd Richest Man.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/aliko-dangote-is-world-s-43rd-richest-man/141231/

Nt rily a big deal if u answer d call on his/her permission, and also if u can behave ursef n be matured wen u hear d callers mind. #jst my thoughts#

Whc CPC again na, different 4rm APC merged CPC?

coolsamie0: @all; Pls make sure you join NCCF in camp

Exactly my thought! I didn't worship wit dem wen on camp bt i 4lowed dem while leaving camp n i saw a big difference. We are now 1 big family. B4 u liv 4 camp try n get an Airtel line 4ur sef cos MTN, Etisalat n Glo networks re bad on camp. Am currently serving in Gboko, for directives u can halla @ me on 08176029936. Especially if u re posted 2 Gboko. Welcom 2 d food basket of Nigeria.

odimskay: Politics of BITTERNESS.. Warn dat oga dat alot of thngs wl b strippd off hm wen hs tym z up n hs own disowns hm. WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND,especially in politics.

Exactly my thought