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President Muhammadu Buhari, who is currently in Saudi Arabia, visited Mecca in Saudi Arabia for Umrah, lesser Hajj (or the lesser pilgrimage).


Medina is the capital city of Al-Madinah Region of Saudi Arabia. The two basic rules for how two perform Hajj are as follow: 1. If a Muslim intends to perform Umrah, he should take off his clothes, take a bath and then perfume himself. 2. After taking a bath, the Muslim puts on Ihram dress and prays if the time is for prescribed prayer.


During his previous visit to the country as the military head of state in 1984, Buhari has reportedly visited the holiest site in Islam – Ka’aba. Also called Ka’aba Muazzama meaning the Grand Ka’aba, it is believed the House of God and duplicates as the most sacred site anywhere in the Earth. Share on FacebookShare on Twitter President Buhari’s other engagements in Saudi Arabia include meetings with heads of international financial organisations and multilateral associations.


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The Beef Etisalat has gathered for MTN had been aggravated by the recent acquisition of Visafone and now Etisalat has dragged the Telecom giant, MTN to court to stop MTN from using the 800 MHZ spectrum it had purchased to deploy broadband services to, as it seems like taking 10 steps ahead of other Telcos in Nigeria.
Etisalat Nigeria has sued MTN Nigeria and Visafone Ltd, challenging MTN’s use of the 800megahertz (MHZ) spectrum following the acquisition of Visafone.

MTN sued the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) over the imposition of N780billion fine on it by the regulator for harbouring some 5.2million pre-registered subscriber identity module (SIM) cards on its network in violation of extant rules.

Etisalat said it considered the action necessary to prevent the use of the spectrum by MTN at this time, as it will entrench the dominance of MTN in the retail data services market.

“You will recall that MTN Nigeria was declared dominant by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in 2013 and remains dominant in the wholesale leased line and retail voice markets.

“The use of the 800MHz spectrum to deploy broadband services ahead of its competitors, particularly those who prior to MTNs purchase of Visafone, held similar spectrum bands as MTN, will further entrench MTN’s dominance in the Nigerian telecommunications sector,” Etisalat said in a statement confirmed by its Head of Media, Chineze Amanfo, yesterday.

The telco said it had, in addition to the legal action and in line with Section 86 of the Nigerian Communications Act, 2003, engaged the NCC to understand the basis of its decision to approve the acquisition. “As you are aware, the matter is already in court as such, we are restrained from commenting further on the matter,” the telco added.

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This Mr. President is definitely sneaking for medical checkups, if not, why the junketing, seems he has forgotten the promises of change he made during the electioneering campaigns, the man hasnt visited many states in Nigeria but can visit london three times since he won.


I am laughing cos four years isnt long away, he will visit all the states for campaigns, then we shall remind him.Period.

So what contract did all those who have agreed so far to collecting monies directly from you executed. The likes of Anthony Anenih and co.
Any ways you will have your day in Court to prove your innocence, its even inappropriate for you to speak as this is tantamount to prejudice. Period.

Halima and Fernadez

This post might not be totally true, have a look
The remains of late Nigerian billionaire, Chief Antonio Dehinde Fernadez have been laid to rest. That happened yesterday, 18th September in Brussels and in attendance were the late billonaire's children, family members and friends including Chief Dele Momodu and Pastor Tunde Bakare. Chief Fernadez died in Belgium on September 1. He was aged 78. May his soul rest in perfect peace. Photos continue after the jump.

Daughter Antoinette Oyinkan Fernandez
Chief Fernandez's oldest son, Antonio

Further investigation into $2bn arms purchase fraud revealed that Olisa Metuh, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) spokesman gave part of looted money to a so-called Wealth manager at ‘ARM company.’



The given money were reportedly meant to change to naira and invest on behalf of Metuh’s Destra Investments Limited. Nneka Araraume, a staff of the Asset and Resource Management Company Limited, testified to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) that she received $2 million in cash from Olisa Metuh on December 2, 2014.

Araraume said in court that she changed the dollars into Nigerian currency and had it transferred to Metuh’s account.

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doctokwus:
These pics released by Fayose has just made me to even bliv the story the more.Fayose shud tell us when d wife left Nigeria and When she arrived london for us to find out where she was inbetween.

Its true o, Shes the one, ,here is her personal pix

The Edo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in continuation of its analysis of the now termed Budget of Vendetta: Legacy of Deceit, has gone further to give a comparative cost analysis with similar projects in other states of the federation.

PDP has revealed that in Edo State, the cost of projects are not made public while timelines are determined using imaginary political consideration and expediency.

The secrecy in cost of project is capable of exposing projects to fraudulent manipulation. It is a primitive method of project execution and lacks transparency and accountability.

Edo PDP maintained that the Oshiomhole led administration had expended an outrageous total of N5.1bn since 2014, breakdown follows:

1,667,413,000.00 (2014)

3,500,000,000.00 (2015) and

5,100,000,000.00 budgeted for 2016 which will amount to 10,267,413,000

The Construction and Equipping of EMERGENCY WARD AT THE CENTRAL HOSPITAL, BENIN CITY started in 2010.

The PDP compared the cost of construction of an Emergency ward with that of standard hospitals built by State Governments in Nigeria.

Anyone in doubt is free to cross check these facts.

1. CALABAR, CROSS RIVER

PDP revealed that the Construction of SPECIALIST HOSPITAL, Calabar : With FEATURES listed below:

Comprehensive package of secondary, gynecology, obstetrics, pediatrics, internal medicine, General surgery, orthopedics laboratory services, basic neology and basic cardiology, dermatology, urology and eye surgery.

Cost N6.4 billion with the state Government’s capital contribution set at N3.2 billion while the balance of the financial requirement will be sourced by the concessionaire, UCL HealthCare Services Limited, as its equity contribution to project in true spirit of Public Private Partnership (PPP).

2.IBOM, UYO

PDP argued that Construction of The Ibom Specialist Hospital, UYO with 303 beds facilities, VIP,VVIP Ward, 1.5 Tesla MRI 640 slides CT Scan, Digital Mammography, Endoscopy Surgery, open heart and transplant surgeries, highly sophisticated intensive care unit, Paperless and Pneumatic delivery Services, Fully automated labs and dialysis units, Medical Gas Plants, Helipad for Emergency Evacuation, 43,560 sqm landmass, internationally certified operation Cost =N=12,750,000,000.00

3.BAUCHI, BAUCHI STATE

The party also disclosed that construction of a 300 bed Specialist Hospital in Bauchi Cost =N=2,500,000,000.00

Our Verdict:

“The Difference is Clear between Constructing a Ward for over 10 billion Naira and still counting by Gov Adams of Edo and Constructing a Fully Equipped Hospital.

The construction of the central hospital Emergency WARD by the Adams Oshiomhole led APC government has turned to an avenue for slush funds. The project lacks accountability, transparency and all known prudency norms.” PDP concluded.

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The Nigerian Security agencies appear not to be clear to the populace on what the details of the $2.1bn arms deal. The impression being created is that the funds were budgeted for arms and diverted for other means. This might not be entirely the fact. The questions begging for answers are quite daunting, now, was the $2.1 billion dollar , as it is famously known a budgetary provision, what period was it allocated for, was the whole sum meant for arms alone or other running costs were included.

The following picture story will attempt to dissect what exactly this $2.1bn deal is all about, for readers to make judgments.


The Nigeria Security budget from 2011 to 2015 comprises of four (4) budget sub heads:

1. Defence Budget (2011-2015): N 1.73 trn to :

Nigeria Army
Nigeria Airforce
Nigeria Navy

2. Interior Budget (2011-2015): N778.75bn

Immigration
Civil defence., etc

3. National Security Budget (2011-2015): N546bn

Office of National Security Adviser (ONSA)
Directorate of State Security Services (DSS)
National Intelligence Agency (NIA)
Presidential Air-fleet (State House)

N546bn divided by (N202 to $1) exchange rate=$2.7bn (Total budgetary allocation from 2011 to 2015 to security as a whole)

4. Police Budget (2011-2015):N1.55 trillion

Hence, from 2011-2015 the aggregate security budget for Nigeria was N 1.73 trn+ N778.75bn + N 546bn+ N1.55 trn = N4.6trn equivalent of $236 billion @ 202 exchange rate.

Removing the first year 2011 when Late Gen. Azazi held sway as NSA. Col. Sambo Dasuki (RTD) took over as NSA in 2012, the Federal Govt directed that the scope of ONSA’s probe will be from 2012 to 2015. The whole National Security Budget from 2012 to 2015 including three (3) other sub-heads as stated above, Equals N440.1bn (equivalent of $2.1bn) @ 202 exchange rate, which is the so called arms deal funds. In essence, the $2.1bn is budgetary allocation includes other allocations apart from arms.

Is EFCC telling us that the other three (3) offices didn’t execute contracts, pay contractors, incur overhead costs? from their budgets.

Bearing in mind that in 2015 alone, the budgetary allocation for NSA’s office was N84bn. Breakdown as follows;

OFFICE NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER- 11,611,200,173

DIRECTORATE OF STATE SECURITY SERVICE 34,676,504,452

NATIONAL INTELLIGENT AGENCY- 32,494,296,394

PRESIDENTIAL AIR FLEETS (STATE HOUSE)- 5,346,319,704

Total: N 84,128,320,723


All Nigerians support prosecution of all and sundry that have plunged this country to its present state. The major concern here is the figure being brandished in the Media. There should be no form of deception/mis-information. Period!!!

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State has disclosed that N10.65 billion, representing 9.6 per cent of the 2016 Edo State total budget of N111.50 billion will be expended on the upkeep of the state governor and his family.

While lamenting that the state government neglected key sectors such as water provision and agriculture by appropriating N100 million and N300 million respectively to them, the party accused the governor of allocating N5 billion and N400 million to security and ICT respectively.
Edo State chairman of the party, Dan Orbih, who made the remark at a media briefing held in Benin on Tuesday to analyze the Edo State 2016 Budget, also accused Governor Oshiomhole of voting the sum of N3.5 billion for the construction of the Accident and Emergency Ward unit at the Benin Central Hospital, adding that the hospital ward has become a conduit pipe used to siphon the resources of the state as funds had been allocated to the wards in the last two budgets.
He said despite the sum of N150 million voted for the maintenance of the Benin Water Fountain located at the King’s Square in 2015, the fountain did not work, adding that the sum of N100 million has been voted for the same fountain in the 2016 budget.

He noted that the 2016 Edo State budget exposed the insensitivity of the state government to the plight of the Edo people, adding that the budget was designed to impoverish the people of the state and improve the personal lots of the governor and his aides.

Orbih said in the face of dwindling revenue from the federation account, the governor has continued to live lavish lifestyle, flying chartered flights that cost between N3.5 million and N4.5 million per trip for domestic flights to Iyamho, Abuja, Lagos and Benin.


He said, “while Oshiomhole budgeted N10 million as medical treatment for senior citizens in the 18 councils of the state, he has been doling out N4 million to his aides in the name of medical treatment.

“Considering previous allocation to the Accident and Emergency ward at the Benin Central Hospital, the ward could enter the Guinness Book of Records as the most expensive hospital ward ever.”

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Nigeria’s Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has perfected plans to rejig forex restrictions‎ in the country.



An insider source within the presidency told Naijadefender that the new rules will allow customers deposit foreign exchange in cash directly into local banks while the CBN will no longer sell forex directly to Bureau De Change operators in the country.

Investigations by Naijadefender further revealed that part of steps being taken by the CBN to reduce the pressure on the naira, which has been under pressure against major foreign currencies in the parallel market.

Nigerian banks started rejecting cash deposits in foreign currencies into domiciliary accounts a few months back because they felt that the level of forex that they had in their vaults was above the optimum level that they could manage. The CBN had backed the decision.

Naijadefender recalled that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has pledged to meet the foreign exchange requirements for the importation of equipment to the Dangote refinery, petrochemical and fertilizer plant, which is being constructed by the Dangote Group at the cost of almost $14 billion.
Speaking yesterday at the project site in Dangote Free Trade Zone in Lekki area of Lagos, the Governor of CBN, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, stated that when completed, the project would generate $6 billion for Nigerian economy yearly.

Emefiele added that the project would also help the central bank to conserve foreign exchange as close to 40 per cent of the foreign exchange used currently to import fertiliser, petroleum products and petrochemicals would be saved.

Naijadefender learnt that apart from the call made in the open by the Senate President during last week’s audience with the IMF boss on the CBN, it has also been revealed that Lagarde pointed out, in unequivocal terms, the dangers of the continued forex policy instituted by the apex bank in the last eight months.

During the closed door sessions between the CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, and Senate President Saraki on the one hand, and another with Ms Lagarde, there appeared to be a drift towards a consensual position on the restrictive forex policy.

Although Emefiele, according to a source at the private sessions, did not give away much regarding the apex bank’s possibility of a policy review, Naijadefender was made to believe at the weekend that in the light of the expected visit from IMF economists this week, the policy may be relaxed.

The foreign exchange market witnessed introduction of several foreign exchange restrictions in 2015. The first notable restriction was the closure of official foreign exchange market (Retail Dutch Auction) on February 18, 2015 which translated to further devaluation of the naira to N197 per dollar from N165 per dollar.

he second notable restriction was the Exclusion of 41items from the official foreign exchange market.

Then, in August, the CBN banned acceptance of foreign currency deposit into domiciliary accounts.

In addition to the above, there was the reduction in the limit on usage of naira debit cards abroad. From $150,000 per annum the limit was pegged at $50,000 per annum per naira debit card. The daily cash withdrawal limit was pegged at $300 abroad.

During the year, the CBN banned banks from selling foreign exchange to the Bureau De Change (BDCs) while it revised the operating guidelines of BDCs, and in the process, banned any form of relationship of street hawkers of foreign currency (black market), and branch operations.

These restrictions coupled with dwindling foreign currency inflow due to continued decline in crude oil prices, as well as continued expectation of further devaluation of the naira, led to a consequential depreciation of the naira in the parallel market. The parallel market exchange rate of the naira rose from N179/N185 at the beginning of 2015, to close the year at N280 to a dollar.

And indeed, as a team of economists from the International Monetary Fund, IMF, are set to arrive Nigeria this week, there are indications that the executive and the legislative arms of government may have begun a process of horse trading with a view to making the 2016 Appropriation Bill, more implementable

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Ibrahim Magu abeg send me ur direct line, anywhere i see the Ole Abudullahi Inde Dikko, the one that forged his Nigerian Institute of Management and the West African Examination Council (WAEC) certificates, the one that attempted gifting Buhari to extend his tenure again dont forget the once powerful Customs Boss served from August 26, 2009 – August 17, 2015. He is inlaw to the Yaraduas', He remained untouchable upon on all petitions to previous administrations against him, I will text his location to You Oga Magu for immediate pick up.#am for anticorruption#jail all them looters#

JUST IN: President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Senator Babafemi Ojudu as his special adviser on political matters.

The Senator who represented Ekiti central senatorial district in the upper legislative chamber of the 7th National Assembly, collected his letter of appointment late Tuesday, January 5.
Senator Ojudu was a member of the Senate between 2011 and 2015 on the platform of then Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) before it joined other parties to form the All Progressives Congress (APC).






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The late sage and first premier of Nigeria’s western region, Obafemi Awolowo, has been credited with the first prediction of Dr Goodluck Jonathan’s emergence as Nigeria’s president.

The late Nigerian nationalist and statesman who played a key role in Nigeria’s independence, was widely known for his wise sayings and words of predictions.
A compilation of predictions made by the late Sage, where many of his predictions which date back as far as 1947, have come to pass.

The Obafemi Awolowo Foundation produced the most popular quotes and predictions by one of the greatest Nigerians ever to come out of the western part of the country.

Awo on an Ijaw Presidency of Nigeria

“I look forward to the day – not in the far distant future – when an Ijaw would be President of our Republic, and a Birom his Vice or vice versa.”
– Speech at the UPN’s First Campaign (1978): In Voice of Wisdom (1981)

Awo On Future Conflicts
“The seed for a future minority problem in the North has been sown by the Government. It will grow with growing political consciousness on the part of those who settle permanently in the North.”
– Path to Nigerian Freedom (1947)

Awo On The Risk That The Few Rich Are Running
“We have in our midst about 1,000 rich Nigerians who in the past cleverly rigged the sources of the wealth of our nation, and we are now tactically poised to oligopolise all the munificent avenues of riches that may supervene now and in the future.

“The rich, and the highly-placed in business, public life, and government, are running a dreadful risk in their callous neglect of the poor and down-trodden.”
– Address delivered to Ondo House of Assembly (1980): Voice of Wisdom, 1981.



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This is stale news, Smart Adeyemi has since seized to be a Senator from Kogi State, in fact he was replaced by Dino Melaye. Check your facts and dont mis-lead.

• Billionaire father of hip hop crooner seeks to divorce wife because his children hate her guts
• Friends wonder why tycoon allows his children to bully him

The enemy within is anyone who’s likely to make you cheerless or afflicted with a broken heart, no matter which side he’s on but Chief Deji Adeleke is apparently unaware of this fact. The billionaire mogul and father of hip hop crooner, Davido, seems ignorant of the fact that no greater misfortune could befall a man than for his children to impose upon him, the want of true love and a wife, particularly in his twilight. It’s like having an empty purse in the thick of need or going into a snowstorm without a fur and firelight.


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We all know that when E-Money is throwing a party, the event is bound to be massive and feature the biggest names in the industry.

Ini Edo, Praiz, Iyanya, Harrysong, Skiibii and more celebs were present at the party.

Abeg where this boi from dey see funds.

Too many pictures, Too much money spraying Buchi the comedian, wey come your party again!!!


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We all know that when E-Money is throwing a party, the event is bound to be massive and feature the biggest names in the industry.

Ini Edo, Praiz, Iyanya, Harrysong, Skiibii and more celebs were present at the party.

Abeg where this boi from dey see funds.

Too many pictures too much money


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Recently, Anna Banner dedicated her daughter Sophia in church and the father of the child, famous Flavour Na'bania was conspicuously absent.

Anna Banner, former Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria winner shared photos of herself and friends at the baby dedication.

She even shared a video of her dancing, and singing “I’m a mother, a proud mother.”

One thing noticed in the photos is she shared on social media, is that her baby daddy Flavour, was not present at the baby dedication.

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AmadiAba:
Bombshell!!!

BUHARI RECEIVED N850M THROUGH HIS PA’S ACCESS BANK ACCOUNT NO 0045586381 - DASUKIGATE

A new twist to the ongoing investigation of the $2.1bn arms contract scandal may soon unfold as associates of the embattled former National Security Adviser, Col Sambo Dasuki have revealed President Mohammadu Buhari got a sum of N850 million through his Personal Assistant, Sabi’u Yusuf.

They asked; “How did his nephew who... CONTINUE READING HERE>>> http://www.igberetvnews.com/31677

Waohhhhh I'm checked the account number using online banking platform, the account number--- 0045586381 is real and the query returned Sabi Yusuf as account name........ Wonder upon wonder

The Nigerian Tribune, a newspaper owned by the family of late Nigerian political sage, Obafemi Awolowo, has fired a senior reporter, Olakunle Timothy Taiwo, for concocting an interview with Itse Sagay, a constitutional lawyer and scholar.The paper’s Managing Director/Editor-In-Chief, Edward Dickson, confirmed Mr. Taiwo’s sack in a response to a text from SaharaReporters. Our correspondent had sent a text asking the MD to confirm the authenticity of information that the paper was about to issue an apology to Mr. Sagay and to formally retract the report based on a non-existent interview with the legal scholar.

In a widely circulated report in the paper’s online edition, Mr. Taiwo claimed that Mr. Sagay had reportedly berated President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war. However, in an interview yesterday with SaharaReporters, Mr. Sagay, who chairs President Buhari’s advisory team on anti-corruption, denied that he granted any interview to the reporter or the Tribune. He also challenged the reporter and newspaper to provide proof that he spoke to them.
The Tribune’s MD said he was at the newspaper’s annual general meeting and therefore could not offer further comments on the forged report. However, another source at the paper told SaharaReporters that an editor had also been fired early today over the same scandal.

The Nigerian Tribune is one of the newspapers named as beneficiaries of a payout from funds that were meant for the purchase of weapons to fight Islamist insurgent group, Boko Haram. The revelation of a widespread dole-out of cash to media groups, including the Tribune, is part of a growing financial scandal involving former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (ret.). Mr. Dasuki is accused of diverting more than $2 billion budgeted for the purchase of weapons for the Nigerian military. Much of the looted defense funds were then shared among officials of the then ruling Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) for campaign purposes.
n addition, Mr. Dasuki funneled billions of naira to Raymond Dokpesi, proprietor of African Independent Television (AIT), and Nduka Obaigbena, owner of Thisday newspaper. Mr. Obaigbena also became the alleged conduit for distributing cash to at least 12 newspapers, according to findings by agents investigating the NSA’s illicit disbursements of defense funds.

ThisDay Publisher and President of the Newspapers Proprietors Association of Nigeria, Prince Nduka Obaigbena, has explained why some media houses haven’t collected their own share of the N120 million from the embattled former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, rtd. to defray the loss suffered by them in the hands of security operatives who confiscated their papers under ex-President Goodluck Jonathan.

According to him, ‘The cheques for the Nigerian Tribune and People’s Daily remain in the secretariat awaiting collection…In the case of New Telegraph, the secretariat was confronted with a situation where 13 newspapers made claims while compensation for 12 newspapers was made. Blueprint Newspapers which was inadvertently omitted from the list has since been paid.

‘When the New Telegraph now demanded payment that had been collected by Blueprint Newspapers, the secretariat then brought the matter to the attention of the President , Mr. Nduka Obaigbena, who then called Governor Orji Kalu, the Publisher of both the Sun Newspapers (who had been paid) and the New Telegraph (which has not been paid) to urge him to be patient for the matter to be tabled at the next Executive Council meeting, where he would seek the approval of the EXCO to take the funds earmarked for the Secretariat to pay them’.

Obaigbena’s response was courtesy Feyi Smith, NPAN’s Executive Secretary. The Delta born maverick media mogul, it would be recalled, has been trending for days now. The reason? The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, in the course of investigating Dasuki over how he disbursed the $2.2 billion arms procurement money budgeted for containing terrorism in the country had uncovered that he allegedly paid over N500 million to Obaigbena.

Swiftly, the anti graft agency asked him to report at their office to explain what the money was meant for. But before that, Mr. Obaigbena who is still in America and has promised to honour the invitation, had quickly explained that the money was for the losses he incurred when two of ThisDay’s offices were attacked by Boko Haram.


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There has been a steady rise in the number of people opting not to get married. This is a definite cause for concern and one must take time to analyze why is it that you are scared of getting married. Just know that being afraid of getting hitched is absolutely normal and justified. However, such doubts should not make you lose your faith in the institution of marriage. We give you some of the rational and genuine fears that you might have before you think of taking the plunge.

1. Is he the one?
This is one question that every woman does and should ask herself before getting married. However, when you are unable to get a clear answer to this question then you are most likely to not take the plunge. Since you are committing to someone for life, it is OK to have such doubts.

2. What if things don’t work out?
One of the most obvious fears when it comes to marriage is that of a divorce. People cringe at the thought of divorce and all the emotional trauma, legalities, and complications that it brings with it. They feel unsure if things will work out in the future or not.

3. What about infidelity?
Another major reason why people often do not get married is because they are not really sure of themselves or their partner. They feel scared at the thought of cheating on each other. Since they can’t give any guarantee to each other about the future, they feel it is best to not get married. However, such a fear is an indication that even your current relationship is not strong enough.

4. What if my marriage is like that of my parents?
If your parents did not have a successful marriage then this could make you think twice before you take the plunge. You will feel too scared to repeat the same mistakes that your parents made. This is one of the major reasons why kids from broken families choose not to get married.

5. What if the sex stops being great?
If you and your boyfriend have a very active sex life and are happy in the relationship, then you may think twice before getting married because many people say that the sex becomes monotonous or boring after you are married. This again is a genuine fear that can grip you and make you decide against marriage.

6. Will I lose myself?
There is a growing concern for the loss of individuality as men and women think of getting married. They feel worried that they will no longer be able to “be themselves” and will have to adjust and make compromises to please the spouse. They feel scared of losing their freedom and the sense of self after they are married.

7. Will we be financially stable?
If either of you are financially unstable then the thought of marriage can really fill you up with a lot of insecurities. You feel scared of the rising costs and wonder if you both will be able to sustain a family with the kind of money you are earning.

8. Am I marrying for the right reasons?
Many a times things like an unplanned pregnancy can lead to the couple wanting to marry each other.
Many a times things like an unplanned pregnancy can lead to the couple wanting to marry each other. Or sometimes they may just take a plunge because their friends think that they are the perfect match. It may so happen that you are marrying someone just to prove your point. In many cases, couples plan to get married just because they are not sure if their relationship will survive the long distance complications. Many a times a person may wonder if he/she is marrying for the right reasons and it is a genuine fear.

9. What if things change for the worse after marriage?
We often hear people saying that people change after they get married. This is one of the main reasons why even those in perfectly happy relationships do not choose to get married. They are too scared of either one of them changing for the worse. It is this fear of the unknown that makes them have second thoughts. They feel that what they have right now is too precious and perfect to take a chance at marriage.

10. What if we get bored of each other?
One of the most common fears when it comes to the thought of marriage is the fear of getting bored of each other. The thought of making a lifetime commitment to someone can be a very tough thing to do. Since you have not seen the future.

The thief nko? This story is incomplete

The NITEL (NECOM) building, where NDIC lagos office is located in Marina Street Lagos Island is on fire. Cause of Fire is not yet known. Fire Service men are already on the scene.

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In Nigeria, catfish, aka Point and kill in local parlance is one of the most widely loved and enjoyed fish. It is consumed in various delicacies, especially at social gatherings.
The fact that it is affordable when compared to other varieties of fish in the market makes it more popular. However, research has shown that consumption of catfish is not so healthy. While medics assert that fish is a better and healthier option than meat, it seems quite a lot of people didn’t wait to hear the other part of the medical advice that not all types of fish are good for the heart.

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A University of Abuja graduate, Chidinma, has died at the Fortis Hospital India, New Delhi . These are the words of a parent seeking justice for her Daughter who died as a result of negligence by Indian Doctors.

"My heart bleeds and I know Chineye’s soul seeks for justice. I speak as a mother who deserves to know the cause of her daughter’s death. I need the support of every Nigerian in this fight against this murderous act, injustice, oppression and wickedness". According to the report made available by the victim’s mother, Chinenye was preparing for her compulsory one year National Youth Service Corps before her family decided that rather than just sit at home before her NYSC call-up, it was best to correct her right limb which was severely shortened after a fall in 2001.

When I walked into the room where she laid, I discovered they had already stuffed near nostrils with cotton wool while her body was still very warm, I immediately begged and cried helplessly that they should try to revive her but they heartlessly told me that there was nothing they could do that she had died and had planned to convey her to the mortuary at the time.

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Checkout the Russian President's official car that will put President Obama's 'The Beast' to shame.

The Beast goes wherever the United States President travels. So whether or not Barack Obama follows protocol and hops into his Indian counterpart Pranab Mukherjee’s ride to head out for the Republic Day parade, the potently-luxurious limousine will be around the corner.



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President Buhari was pictured today inspecting one of the ‘Made-In-Nigeria’ Peugeot cars at the presidential villa, today, Thursday, November 19, 2015

The president inspected the vehicles following the visit of the Executive Vice President, Middle East and Africa, Peugeot Citreon, Mr. Jean-Christophe Quemard’s visit to the villa. Speaking to the audience, Buhari reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the federal government’s privatization and commercialization policy. He stressed, however, that greater consideration will now be given to the technical and managerial competence of prospective buyers of government-owned companies.

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