Ozumba Nmbadiwe
Ikorodu road
Oba akran
Cms/falomo
Oworonshoki/third mainland

This begs the question that do our security agencies even do their due diligence?

Reminds of "Just the tip"...

In a sane country, somebody is already behind bars. no sentiments attached...

sapele914:
Go and better your life the President's presence or absence will not put 1 Naira in your pocket,you should look more to your MIA parents for direction.

Another slowpoke with internet access has arrived

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222Martins:
I saw this coming and many more online startups are struggling to stay afloat. Please to the young entrepreneurs out there, I have an advice for you: Profits sustains business, not hype or noise. Profit in business is success, but unfortunately, the media tends to deceive a lot of people.

- Being the biggest, is not profit.
- Receive an award, is not profit.
- Being everywhere and spending millions in ads is not profit
- Raising $1million is not profit
- Signing up 1 million users in an hour is not profit
- Having 10million followers on FB or Twitter is not profit
- Rushing to establish presence in 40 countries is not profit

Nothing beats growing organically. If you need a proof to the above points, just look at Nairaland.com.
Experience in business have taught me not to be moved by vanity metrics. Just show me the money.

You Don said it all...

Can we please support a music. Good music is hard to find these days.

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Niq-EL - Too Late ft. Black'O (Come Closer Cover)

Yes, Wizkid must hear this.

Nairalander, Niq-EL drops official cover to Wizkid's "Come Closer" titled "Too Late" ft. Black'O.
The song is a contrast cover remake version of Come Closer by Wizkid feat. Drake. In it , Niq talks about separating himself from a bad relationship in a bid to redeem or salvage what is left of his sanity. Niq is currently working on a solo project as well as with his Group(Bard Company) on a mega international Afro remix collaboration with a MAJOR A-list global group. More information will be made available in the course of the next few weeks.

Click the links below to download if you think this cover is of the same standard as the original if not better

Listen: https://my.notjustok.com/track/249691/niq-el-too-late-ft-blacko-come-closer-cover
Download: https://my.notjustok.com/track/download/id/249691

biko tell them... too quick to judge with accessing the situation. Plane isn't even ready to taxi.

Kashif:
I am surprise none of you noticed the plane was not even moving, let alone flying. He just sang into the cockpit. Hear him ask his copilot how many passengers they have. About to checklist.

No pilot would do that while flying!

How is this news please?

MIA president

Blessed is he that can laugh at himself, he will never cease to be amused

Nigerians and our 'do you know who i am' attitude...

noted..

The Board and Management of the Daily Times, wish to announce the conferment of post humous on two eminent Nigerians, late former Nigerian civilian President, Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua.

The conferment of the awards to these two distinguished Nigerians follows their individual contributions to the country’s development.

The presentation awards, which is part of the activities to celebrate the 91st anniversary of The Daily Times, Nigeria’s oldest newspaper publication, will take place on Tuesday, May 16, at the prestigious International Conference Centre, Abuja.

In conferring the award on the late Yar’Adua Nigeria’s President, between May 29th, 2007- May 5th, 2010, the oldest Nigerian newspaper’s Board and Management said the late President carved a niche for himself as a democrat and selfless leader who gave his all to re-building not only his home state of Katsina, but Nigeria as a whole.

Late Yar’Adua, who was born in his home state of Katsina, North Central Nigeria, on August 11,1951, and died on may 5th, 2010, was also a one-time civilian governor of Katsina state, between 199 - 2007, during which he enunciated and executed several developmental projects, including road, education, health, housing and agriculture, in his desire to increase the standards of liviing of his people.

The late President, who was born into an aristocratic family in Katsina, by the older Yar’Adua, a former Minster in Lagos during the First Republic (1960-1966), attended Ruffuka Primary School, in1958; Katsina Boarding Primary School, Government College, Keffi,1969; Barewa College (1971), and the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State (1972-1975) graduating with Bsc (Edu), Chemistry.

Yar’Adua, who was married to Turai, and were blessed with seven children (five daughters and two sons) had held various managerial positions, including General Manager, Sambo Farms; and Chairman of several boards, including Katsina Investment Limited and Madara Limited, respectively.

Elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, first as governor, President, Yar’Adua, who was challenged by a protracted illness, was a true democrat who meant well for Nigerians.

Also, to be conferred with a post humous award, is late Alhaji Babatunde Jose, OFR.

Alhaji Jose, was a former and first Nigeria’s Managing Director of Daily Times Group in 1962. A foremost journalist, and, indeed, one of the respected Doyens of Nigerian journalism, Alhaji Jose rose through the ranks to become a colossus in the media industry.

The history of the Nigerian journalism industry cannot be complete without the mentioning the critical role of eminent and highly distinguished Nigerians, such as the late Alhaji Babatunde Jose, OFR.

Alhaji Jose, as he was fondly called by his admirers and colleagues during his highly enviable and distinguished life as a journalist, astute manager of human, financial and other material resources, was an enigma of some sort, one man, who was also a moulder of human resources; uncommon Islamic devotee and a newspaper gurus.

Born on November 13,1925 in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, to the late Hamzat and Hajarat Jose, his mother being of Nupe, North Central Nigeria extraction, and his father was renowned for his trading acumen, Alhaji Jose, who died on August 2nd, 2008, was, to his family, friends, media industry and his numerous admirers, a quintessential man, who contributed immensely to, and added greater value to the Nigerian project, especially, from the pre-colonial times till the time he passed on gloriously nine years ago.

His educational career was also a distinguished one; starting at the Lagos Government School, Yaba, Lagos; Lagos Methodist School, also in Yaba, he capped it all with a remarkable stint at the Saint Saviors’ College, all in Lagos, where he excelled.

Indeed, Jose’s life was so dynamic and worthy of emulation because, at a time when his peers were still tied to the apron string of their parents, he was daring, trying to explore the outside wall of his family circle and his homestead, for greater challenges, which he achieved so remarkably too.

A foremost media man, popularly called one of the ‘Doyens’ of the Nigerian journalism, like many of his pee​rs and his subordinates , Jose was the Managing Director of the Daily Times of Nigeria Limited, the same medium, which though, has gone through dynamic transformation and repositioning in the last few years, moulded him and his career. He was not only a focused man, he was also patient, rising meteorically from the ranks, even at age 16, as a trainee in 1941 in the Daily Times, before being transferred to the editorial department as a reporter in 1946.
Interestingly, and in 1947, the Daily Mirror Group bought a majority share in the fast-growing and influencing DAILY Times; and from 1948 -1950, even during Nigeria’s agitation for self rule, he was promoted as the Political and later Industrial correspondent of the Times; and again, in 1950, he became the News Editor of the same paper​.
​He was a man who knew Nigeria very well, interacted with people of different divides across the country in particular, having being transferred to work as a Daily Times correspondent in the then Eastern Region, and later, Northern Region, thus affording him to become a Pan - Nigerian.

Indeed, he worked for several papers, including the Daily Mirror on Fleet Street, London, United Kingdom, in 1951, and a year later, due to his nationalistic fervour and his love for Nigeria, he returned to the country to become an Assistant Editor in 1952; on December, 13, 1957, three years before Nigeria’s independence, he became the Editor and Board Member of the Daily Times, in1958.

In fact, and significantly too, Jose, became the first African to be appointed as the Managing Director of Daily Times in 1962, following the departure of the white-managed Times, a few years after independent.

Remarkably, he grew the paper to hit over a million mark in sales of the paper, and, indeed, became Nigeria’s best selling paper, which became the bedmates of readers’ homes across the country.

Following the Military Coup of 1975 and his eventual easing out by the ‘Khaki Boys’, he later sets up trainee school, which trained many budding journalists, including the chairman of today’s occasion, Chief Olusegun Osoba, a one-time Executive Governor of Ogun state, South west Nigeria.

It is little wonder, therefore, that the Board and Management of the Daily Times have found it worthy to accord this eminent Nigerian, a well-deserved post-humous award, as a result of his distinguished service to humanity.

Outside journalism, Jose was a devoted Muslim; a businessman, a board member of the Nigerian Television Authority, NTA, among other callings.

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The anniversary committee revealed that the celebration will be fl
​a​ged off with the National and Historic Exhibition of an AA top level exhibition with the theme: “Nigeria through the Times” at the entrance foyer of the Abuja International Conference center on May 16,​ ​2017 from 3.00 pm till 6.00pm and at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Victoria​ Island Lagos, from June 1 to June 6, 2017.

The exhibition according to the release is aimed at bringing back to our memories, the vision and struggles of our founding fathers who laboured vigorously for the Nigerian Independence as exclusively documented by the Daily Times and retained in its very rich archives.

“The historic exhibition shall showcase the history of Nigeria viz a viz, the colonisation, the rise of Nigerian nationalism, pictoria exhibitions of historic constitutional conferences, emergence of political parties, the Nigerian independence pictures, the Daily Times first issue, June 1, 1926, the Daily Times independence edition, October1, 1960, land mark editorials of the Daily Times, photographs of the editors of the Daily Times publications and memorable front pages from Daily and Sunday Times,” noted the statement.

The Times Heroes Awards 2017, which comes as icing on the anniversary cake, will hold at the Abuja International Conference Center, conference hall from 6.30 pm on May 16, 2017. The Awards are instituted to honour deserving heroes who have distinquished themselves in various endeavours and whose activities have positively impacted lives. “A legacy the Times Nigeria has canvassed over the years.”

Heroes to be honoured this year include, President Muhammadu Buhari, who is being given Nnamdi Azikiwe Leadership Award, President Nana Akufo-Ado of Ghana with Babatunde Jose Leadership Award, the immediate past President of Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan to be honoured with Ernest Ikoli Leadership Award, and the Nigeria Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, to be awarded with the Politician of the Decade Award.

One of the governors who will be honoured with the Governance award is Abia State Govervor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, Seven other governors - Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode (Lagos); Ibrahim Dankwabo (Gombe); Bindo Jubril (Adamawa); Nyesom Wike (Rivers); Willie Obiano (Anambra); Yahaya Bello (Kogi) and Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi), are also billed to recieve the Good Governance award during the event.
Governor Dankwabo is being honoured with the Governor of the Decade. Business icon, Mr Tony Elumelu, Chairman, Heirs Holding and UBA, will be crowned with Man of the Decade Award; Mrs Ibukun Awosika, Chairman, First Bank Plc, will be awarded Woman of the Decade while Pastor Paul Adefarasin, will bag Life Impact Award.

Others to be hourned include Pinnacle Communications Limited and Nigerian Media icons such as Nduka Obaigbena, John Momoh, Linda Ikeji, and Chris Ubosi.
This years Awards, the anniversary planning committee noted, is a consolidated award in that the last award by the Daily Times was 1996 when Daily Times marked her 70 years anniversary.

Henceforth, the Times Heroes Awards has now been instituted to be an annual award.

Notable icons of the Daily Times are Sir Adeyemo Alakija, Ernest Ikoli and Alhaji Babatunde Jose .

Others are late Chief Innocent Oparadike, Araba Tola Adeniyi, Tunji Oseni, Onukaba Adeniyi-Ojo and others.

“The event is expected to attract people from all walks “the promotion of humanitarian cause, such as the issues of the Internally Displaced Nigerians (IDPs).

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The attention of the board, directors and management of The Daily Times Nigeria(DTN) has been drawn to a fraudulent and manipulated press release trending on social media and purported to have emanate from the Legacy and Heritage Media Company.
We wish to unequivocally and categorically urge members of the public and numerous stakeholders of The Daily Times of Nigeria to discountenance the statement in totality.
A vivid and careful study of the illegal and fraudulent press release signed by an impostor claiming to be the company secretary, showed that it was the handy work of corporate hackers attempting to misinform the right-thinking members of the public on the corporate status and operations of The Daily Times of Nigeria.
The letter and spirit of the unauthorized statement also indicated that it was a calculated attempt to use the backdoor and social media to embarrass shareholders of The Daily Times of Nigeria and color the national attention currently focused towards the DTN 91 years anniversary and 2017 Times Heroes Awards.
The trending fraud referred to as press release after more than two years of consolidated publication of The Daily Times, one of the titles in the stable of the media conglomerate and particularly now when the newspaper is celebrating its anniversary and hosting the Times Heroes Awards, remains a pointer to the wicked plans of the hackers and their ulterior motives.
It is instructive to note that The Daily Times was privatized in 2004 and all the assets and liabilities acquired by Folio Communications Limited as core and strategic investor.
The Federal Government as represented by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) as noted in the accompanied photograph handed over the DTN to the Chairman of Folio Communications, Mr. Fidelis Anosike. Prior to the privatization programme, the DTN ceased to be a public liability company in 2001 as the media conglomerate also exited from the Nigerian Stock Exchange(NSE).
The Daily Times board and directors, with Anosike as Chairman, once again reassured Nigerians and foreigners of our commitment toward the successful celebration of the newspaper’s anniversary and hosting of the Times Heroes Awards.“We are committed and remain resolute in our mission and vision toward the restoration, re-invigoration and reposition of The Daily Times as the nation’s and continental media leader.“As shareholders, we refuse to be distracted but remain focus and determine to meet the overall aim of the then Federal Government privatization agenda,” Anosike said.'
The board also assured members of the public that the anniversary celebrations andawards remain as scheduled and on course as planned.

Signed Mr. Olisa Egbunike
Group General Manager
Folio Media Communications/DTN

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Efe for the money... based on logistics....

Efe for the money...

that list isn't complete without Nosa...

Incase you missed drake, he is wearing "INVISIBLE" by Ralph Lauren

angelTI:


Which Rangers

Power Rangers

Just write ur own framework already. Abi r u not a programmer?