milehigh06:
BEEN SEARCHING FOR AGES,THE FEW ONES THAT WERE AVAILABLE DISAPPEARED
WE ARE THE GIANTS OF AFRICA AND WE CANT EVEN STREAM OUR LOCAL CHANNELS ONLINE?

iamademike:
WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website, blog, or app. It is a free and open-source Content Management System(CMS) based on PHP and MySQL.

WordPress now powers more than 26.4% of the top 10 million websites as of April 2016 and it is not showing any sign of slowing down. WordPress is reportedly the easiest and most popular blogging system in use on the Web, supporting more than 60 million websites. It is still by far the most used Content Management Sytesm, having 59.45 market share. It is also interesting to note that about 500 sites are being created on the WordPress platform on a daily basis.

WordPress powers most popular sites like New York Times, CNN, Mashable, Forbes, National Geographic and eBay and Nigeria like most other countries is not left out

Presenting to you are the top 10 most visited Nigeria websites serving local contents according to Alexa ranking that are powered by the WordPress software.

1) http://naij.com – Nigerian news portal, providing news coverage, a lot about music, weather, jokes, job, games and More

2) http://punchng.com – The web version of Nigeria Most Read Newspaper

3) http://vanguardngr.com: Online version of the Vanguard, a Nigerian daily newspaper covering general national news)

4) http://.ng – Naijaloaded is Nigeria’s most popular information portal loaded with Latest News, Musics, Video etc

5) http://bellanaija.com – An inspiring and informative entertainment portal!

6) http://tooexclusive.com – Africa’s Most Visited Music WebsIte, #1 Music Website in Nigeria . All Round Access to the best music)

7) http://dailypost.ng – DailyPost Nigeria brings you the latest news in Politics, Entertainment, Sports & Opinions.)

8 ) http://notjustok.com – Voted Nigeria’s #1 Music Blog/Website 2010, 2011 and 2012. The most visited music website in Africa

9) http://guardian.ng – Independent daily newspaper published in Nigeria.

10) http://premiumtimesng.com – An innovative multimedia Nigeria publication delivering the fastest breaking news.

Incidentally, most of these websites are blogs and news websites but that is not all that you can create with WordPress.

WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world can be used to build just about any website there is. WordPress is limited only by your imagination.

SOURCE: http://www.ademike.com/blog/10-websites-nigeria-using-wordpress/

SuyaEater:
http://www.channelstv.com/global/live_video.php

this channels tv, anybody got another one, i will love to watch AIT!

nigerianoracle:

Aokiji:
Spokesperson of the Northern Elders Forum, a think-tank for the 19 Northern states, Prof. Ango Abdullahi has said that the north is ready if Nigeria decides to break up.

Prof. Abdullahi who is a professor of Agronomy and one-time Vice Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University threw a challenge to those who think that the North is afraid of Nigeria’s disintegration into more basic constituents, saying the North was ever ready for the dissolution.

In an interview with Sunday Sun, Prof. Abdullahi opined that the way to go about it was through the calling of a formal meeting with complete powers to terminate the legal relationships between the constituent parts in Nigeria.

According to him, “If we agree that we should live together as a people and as a country, so be it, but if the general consensus is that Nigerians want to go their separate ways either on the basis of ethnicity, culture, history or religion, why not?” adding, “if anybody tells you that the large informed opinion in the North is against the dissolution of Nigeria, he is telling you lies.”

Reacting to a question on the readiness of the North for a dissolution, the agronomist, replied: “Absolutely, absolutely, we are. It all depends on the selfish way people want to negotiate.”

“I am 78 now and I also went to the only university in the country at the time in Ibadan. Nobody can tell me about the history of this country.”

“I know a lot about it because I was very much awake and a grown up person to know what happened.”

“The people who argued for the creation of states in 1966/67 are the same people today who are asking for the restructuring of Nigeria with particular preference for regional arrangements.”

“The South-west wants preferably a region, a region that was at one time under the leadership of Chief Awolowo, unless, of course, you are trying to ignore all the writings, all the things that had been written, particularly in their declaration called DAWN, Development Agenda for Western Nigeria, then you can ignore this.”

He further noted that “Biafrans who are saying the same thing. Chief Ekwueme is my respected leader.

“He was in the 1995/96 conference. In fact, he led the Igbo socio-cultural group to the conference and their proposal in that conference was for Nigeria to become a confederate unit. And of course, at that time, perhaps, there was still the feeling that some hopes still remain that Nigeria should paddle along and perhaps they will overcome some of these differences.”

“His proposal for a confederate arrangement was defeated in the conference. I was there. But when he got the opportunity to review the report of the conference, a committee was set up to look at the report of the conference.”

“He was the one who really worked for these so-called geo-political areas that is totally unconstitutional.”

“They are not part of our constitution and this is one of the mistakes that the country is going through. Geo-political zones are not units in our constitutional arrangements.”

“They are selfish conveniences of people who are perhaps clamouring for political positions, elective or otherwise, that are operating today to the detriment of good governance in this country.”

Prof Ango Abdullahi further reacted to why the North is ready for dissolution, speaking on the indices, he said: “The biggest indices is that other Nigerians do not want Nigeria; so I don’t see why the North should insist on having Nigeria. That is the biggest index I have. And this is on the basis of the recent statements.

http://www.herald.ng/northern-elders-forum-ready-divide-nigeria-now/