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Badtguyy:
Am tired of all this "they are back" they are separated bullshit. If they like they should be front. I don't care no more. E no go mean say them go reach wizkid level right now

comparing psquare to wizbaby, u funny oooo

oshibote1:
Shiiiii igbo people

Can u hear urself speak

kick them out

Celestial church of Christ i dey hail una oooo

PrettyCrystal:
cc; lalasticlala, mynd44

Who be the fool instead of being in a sober mood stood there taking pictures of the dead, can't understand her at all. I bliv those twin are not related to her

dab well well

baby papa, hbd to ur little girl

ok

9. Lukuluku Bantashi 10. Zara Gretti 11. Ireti

5. Mc Loph
6. Sunny T
7. Bisi Komolafe
8. Muna Obiekwe

Nigerian superstar singer, 2face Idibia is 40 years Some months Ago. While the Hypertek boss is aging gracefully, some other entertainers were not so lucky to have seen 4 decades alive.

Here are 11 Nigerian entertainers who died before they attained the age of 40…
Scroll Below to See The very 11 Nigerian entertainers who died before the age of 40.

Their Deaths Shook The Entertainment Industry.

See below:-

1. Kefee

It was indeed a sad period for the Nigerian entertainment industry after the demise of top gospel act, Kefee was announced. Kefee Obareki died of lung failure in a Los Angeles hospital on Thursday, June 12, 2014.
She was married to popular OAP, Esosa Don Momoh at the time of her death. Kefee died at the age of 34.

2. Dagrin

Promising rapper, Olaitan Olanipekun better known as Dagrin left his family, fans and colleagues devastated when he gave up the ghost on April 22, 2010, 8 days after he was involved in a ghastly car accident in front of Alakara Police Station, off Agege motor road, Mushin, Lagos.

Dagrin left behind a blossoming career and heartbroken parents. A biopic titled Ghetto Dreamz has since been produced to celebrate the Ogun state born rapper. Dagrin was barely 23 at the time of his death.

3. Goldie

Born Susan Oluwabimpe Harvey, Goldie had a budding career and had established herself as one of the buzzing female musicians in Nigeria before she died.

The singer died as a result of complications emerging from a lung failure. She died on February 14, 2013, 8 months before her 30th.

4. Fada U-Turn

Born Olufemi Mayomi, Fada U-Turn is best remembered for his popular reggae inspires songs especially ‘Yetunde’ which rocked the Nigerian music scene in the 90s.

He died on Sunday, November 17, 2013 due to a kidney related disease. Fada U-Turn was buried on the same day in Badagry, Lagos. He’s survived by a wife and 3 kids. He died at the age of 36.

5. MC Loph

His career was on the rise, his song was already becoming a fan favorite across the country but his dream of getting to his peak dwarfed by death. MC Loph died in an auto accident on Benin-Ore expressway on September 14, 2011 while preparing for his engagement though his sister survived the accident.

6. Sunny T

Popular Fuji musician, Sunny T also makes the list of entertainers who died before the age of 40. The veteran music act, who made record as the first Igbo man to sing Fuji (which is predominantly a Yoruba genre) died on July 1, 2012.

7. Bisi Komolafe

It was indeed another dim moment for the Nigerian entertainment industry after the death of budding actress, Bisi Komolafe was confirmed.

The pretty actress who was a product of Lagos State University died on December 31, 2012 at the University Teaching Hospital, Ibadan. She died at the age of 27.

8. Muna Obiekwe

The year 2015 was started on sad not for Nigerian entertainment when popular Nollywood actor, Muna Obiekwe lost his battle with Kidney disease. Muna died on Sunday, January 18, 2015. He died at the age of 36.

9. Lukuluku Bantashi

A popular comic actor in the early 90s, Lukuluku died in the mid-90s. He was quite famous among movie revelers. He died before the age of 40.

10. Zara Gretti

Like the others on the list, popular singer, Zara died in her prime after a battle with multiple scesclerosis. Born Margret Oluwatoyin Ejiro Joseph, Zara died at the age of 28.

11. Ireti

Adebimpe Adekola popularly known as Ireti was a popular 90s actress who was the leading female in the Yoruba sector of the Nigerian movie industry. She died on Friday, September 27, 2002. Ireti was in her early 30s.

May their Soul rest in peace!!!

Which Entertainers on this list did you miss?

1. Kefee
2. Dagrin
3. Goldie
4. Fada u-turn

source:www​.wetinhappen.com.ng/

mrkayusfit:
Only God knows what really transpired between the woman and her assailants that day. She might be preaching inciteful messages that were too hard to bare. Even tho i condemn the action of the killers, by preaching around a mosque makes her actions daring. It's like an imam coming to preach in a church territory. I suggest the government ban street evangelism so cases like this can be averted in future. It is wrong to go around with megaphone and start preaching as early as 5am when people are resting. Those who blame Islam for her death are just displaying ignorance. We cannot use the action of few to judge the entire muslims. Islam remains a peaceful and tolerant religion.

No matter how daring she might be i don't think killing her is good. She has the right to worship any God, preach anywhere in Naija so this act should be totally condemned

Congrats to her.

World number one Serena Williams beat German fourth seed Angelique Kerber to win a seventh Wimbledon and 22nd Grand Slam title.

The American, 34, coped with a gusty wind on Centre Court to win 7-5 6-3 and equal Steffi Graf's Open era record of major titles.

Kerber had beaten Williams in the Australian Open final in January but could not produce another shock.

Williams ends a losing run at Slams stretching back to Wimbledon last year.

More to follow.

source:m.bbc.com/sport/tennis/36755299

U mean ur problem is PDP not APC

The Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) movement says the President Muhammadu Buhari administration has not met any of its demands, one year after the parley between both parties.
This was contained in a statement issued on Friday during a special sit-out in Abuja.

The statement signed by Dr Oby Ezekwesili and Aisha Yesufu, it recalled that “On 8th July 2015, the#BringBackOurGirls movement, parents of our abducted #ChibokGirls and representatives of the Chibok community had an engagement with the new President, Muhammadu Buhari.

“This was necessitated by the need to establish fact, the urgency of our cause and dispel misconceptions about our movement, especially considering the treatment we had received from the preceding administration. At the time of that engagement, our 219 girls had been in captivity for 450 days and the President acknowledged government failure with regards to the rights of our girls and victims of the insurgency.

“As part of our submissions to the President, we presented Our crowd-sourced Citizens’ Solution to End Terrorism, Verification, Authentication and Reunification System (VARS), and a List of Demands.

“We proposed that a team be tasked with the credible implementation of VARS. The primary task of the team was to work with every abducted victim’s family and community to accurately ascertain the true identity of such individuals.

“Following their accurate identification, the comprehensive program for Recovery, Rehabilitation, Resettlement and Reintegration was to be made available to them. It was also supposed to entail the setting up of a Missing Persons’ Register.

“We requested that the President direct relevant Government representatives to work with the BBOG Family to commence work immediately on an Accountability Matrix, which will define the protocol for obtaining and sharing information with citizens.

“We also suggested a monthly meeting between security operatives and community stakeholders in communities most affected by these acts of violence e.g. Chibok, Gwoza and Bama. We believed at that time that it would encourage much needed collaboration and information sharing to bridge the identified communication gap.

“We requested that the President direct the establishment of a Commission charged with the task of transparently investigating and reporting on the security lapses that caused their successful abduction and the operational leadership failures that led to their long captivity in terrorist enclave.

“This Commission was also to review the allegations of corruption within our security services that has hindered its capacity to perform effectively. We requested that the President direct that the Report of the Presidential Fact Finding Committee of the Chibok Girls and the Presidential Committee on Security Challenges in the North East be made public immediately.

“We suggested that the Government begin, in earnest, a holistic process of proper sensitization and enlightenment to curb this trend of youth radicalization and extremism.

The BBOG Family indicated willingness to work with the Government to design the programme.
“We departed with the hope of re-engaging the administration towards setting clear timelines and deliverables for the five requests. “A year later, it is extremely disappointing that none of the five demands has been completed.

Specifically, a failure to implement VARS means we still do not have a cohesive system of identifying liberated citizens or even a database of those affected.

“Thanks to an initial partnership between the#BringBackOurGirls movement and the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), a coalition of Government Agencies led by the NHRC has begun the initial processes towards the establishment of a National Missing Persons’ Register. We acknowledge this, but ask that the work is fast-tracked and completed for the benefit of displaced Nigerians.

“A year after our engagement and close to six months since the President directed the setting up of a committee to carry out investigation into the abduction of our girls, we read of an approval of the members of the committee. Again the lack of urgency in the dispatch of responsibilities towards the rescue of our girls is alarming.

“At this rate, it begs the questions – when will the committee be constituted? When will they be mobilized to start work? What time line will they work with and the reports submitted?

Under what timeline will the government study and act on the report? What does this mean for our Chibok Girls who do not have the luxury of time and whose plight worsens with every passing hour, minute and second?

“The non-release of the Report of the Presidential Fact Finding Committee of the Chibok Girls and the Presidential Committee on Security Challenges in the North East is also unacceptable. We demand an immediate release of these reports as their importance for lessons learned about the abductions and insurgency in general cannot be overemphasized.

“We reiterate our position that sensitive areas with implications for national security as repeatedly mentioned can be blotted out of the public document. Global best practice supports this. These lessons learned while providing information to the public will justify the need for expenditure of public resources, provide metrics for scrutiny and acceptance of the new report and factual evidence for the prosecution of all benefactors of the diversion of funds for arms procurement”.


source:dailypost.ng/2016/07/09/nothing-to-show-one-year-after-our-meeting-with-buhari-bbog-laments/

A former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, says operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission are concocting evidence against his person out of desperation to nail him.

The former minister said this in a statement by his media aide, Mr. Jonathan Eze, on Friday while reacting to a report published by The PUNCH on the former minister’s involvement in the N.4.7bn allegedly transferred from the imprest account of the Office of the National Security Adviser into his sons’ company account, Sylvan McNamara.

The EFCC had alleged that Obanikoro allegedly took N168m from the money and then converted it to dollars at a Bureau de Change and was given a receipt which he signed.

However, Obanikoro denied the allegations.
He said when operatives of the commission ransacked his home in Lagos last month; they made away with vital documents and then altered them to suit their story.

The statement partly read, “Recall that when the EFCC illegally raided my houses in Lagos, they went away with various documents which included blank signed letter headed papers as testified in the Affidavit sworn in the Court.

“It has however come to my notice that the EFCC has allegedly written an acknowledgement on one of the documents purportedly used as evidence that I collected the equivalent sum of $1m in cash from a Bureau de Change and signed for it.

“This is another lie from the pit of hell. How can anybody change money from a Bureau De Change and sign for it?

“I still insist that throughout my stints as Minister, I never collected any money from any Bureau De Change and as such, I urge the public to ignore the EFCC who are trying to skew investigations in its favour.

“The EFCC has obviously betrayed public trust by its latest sinister plan of manufacturing receipt in my name. Instead of genuinely carrying out its mandate, it has been grossly overshadowed by political wiles.

“Last month, The PUNCH newspaper had quoted a detective at the EFCC saying: “The owner of A. A. G. B. S Oil and Gas confirmed to us that the company is a BDC but was only bearing the name of an oil company. He confirmed that he received N168m from Sylvan McNamara and $1m was delivered to Obanikoro in cash while he was the Minister of State for Defence based on the exchange rate at the time.
“Obanikoro acknowledged receipt of the cash and we have recovered evidence.”

Meanwhile, the commission has received a remand order, giving it permission to hold a former Deputy Governor of Osun State, Senator Iyiola Omisore, who allegedly received funds from the said N4. 7bn.

Omisore will be held pending the completion of investigations.


source:punchng.com/efcc-concocting-evidence-says-obanikoro-gets-order-hold-omisore/

Rip to the deadman

ichommy:
Una well done Sir/Ma

wetin be ur own nahhhh

Do u know this man before coz am curious how u were able to get a shot of him or were u taking picture of him while u were discussing with him. Kenyan chicks shaaaa

don't know the essence of this post

toyinjimoh:
I bought single face for just only 24k in lokoja last month, where did u get 39k from for just single..I believe d price is same everywhere

its not the same price everywhere, it differs based on the distribution company. KEDC different from BEDC and from LEDC just like dt

I pray say na only beat make them beat and not to burn him alive oooo

Last days boobs

Nigerians, particularly travellers, have called on the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi to ban the Peace Mass Transit from plying Nigerian roads.

This was following the constant fatal accidents, which the transport company had recorded lately.

DAILY POST reports that the company had within a short period recorded over 10 crashes, which led to the death of many Nigerians.

Reacting to the development, safety expert, Emeka Zeluwa said the company should be banned from operating and be investigated for the recent mishaps it had recorded.

According to him, “The rate at which Peace Mass crushes Nigerians to death is alarming. I think the ministry of transportation should do the needful by banning its operations nationwide.

“The company should also be investigated for the reoccurent tragic incidents”, he told DAILY POST on phone.

Similarly, Mr. Segun Adesanya, a civil servant believed that the company had inexperienced drivers.

He voiced his conviction thus, “I have been a victim of Peace Mass Transit disaster last year. I lost a niece who was traveling with their vehicle. I am sure they don’t have qualified drivers, hence the reason for their daily crashes.

I think they should be stopped from operating before they finally finish Nigerians.”
Also a check on social media showed that Nigerians are not happy with the transport company.

A nairalander, Feyi said, “PEACE should be banned for now……..when peace become pieces.”

Another user called Dike said,
“I have been trying to avoid saying anything about this Peace Mass Transit but it seems they won’t leave the headlines.

“This is a failure of the Nigerian FRSC. Peace Mass ought not to be plying our roads anymore. If you want to see how to run a stupid and successful business, use Peace Mass as a case study. There is no day you go to Peace mass that you won’t see agbero fighting with a passenger or driver doing same.

“They employ unfit and slow drunks who have no respect for speed limits and human life. People who are brainless and dumb.

“I parted ways with these people a long while ago and will advise people to be wary before they embark on a journey with them.”

On her part, Cecelia said, “The truth is that Peace Mass drivers are very reckless. They over speed a lot, but management of the company refused to do anything about it, lavishing human blood like say na pure water.”


source:dailypost.ng/2016/07/01/accidents-nigerians-want-peace-mass-transit-banned-write-transport-ministry/

Appreciate him a little

klin and clear

Where is the curves now. mitcheew

Flood everywhere

Workers in Ondo State have suspended their 30-day-old strike after labour leaders signed an agreement with the state government.

The labour leaders and the government signed the agreement at a meeting today.

The state Head of Service, Mr Toyin Akinkuotu, the Attorney General and commissioner for Justice, Mr Eyitayo Jegede (SAN), commissioner for Finance, Chief Yele Ogundipe, the special adviser on Union matters, Mr Dayo Fadahunsi and the state Accountant General, Mr Frederick Ajibokun were representatives of the government at the meeting.

On the side of the labour were the Chairman, Joint Negotiating Council, Sunday Adeleye; the state Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Bose Daramola; and state Chairman of the Trade Union Congress, Soladoye Ekundayo.

According to the Chairman of the JNC, Sunday Adeleye under the agreement, the government is expected to pay a month salary for workers in the mainstream, 2 months to local government workers and primary school teachers on grade level 1 to 10 while those on level 12 and above will take one month and 3 months to OSOPADEC workers.

The union said the salaries should be paid cash in order to avoid bank deduction based on loan collected by workers.



source:www.metronaija.com/2016/07/ondo-workers-suspend-strike.html?m=1

Thank God say we are ending the first half of this year for today, so terrible and full of bad news. Pray the second half will bring goodnews, favour and conquering grace.