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HBD one of the best in Nollywood! |
Ghen Ghen! militants vs Fg? FG power reach? make e be peaceful protesters now he go raise him wings! |
cleatoris:No disciplined society in sight... All I see is frustration everywhere and mismanagement of priority. Its getting to a stage where the centre might not be able to hold! |
Y ask him to write his will? una won kill am like Audu abi? |
mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew! na everything dey make news this days! Omotola no dey smile before? what makes this one special? |
Jolllyjoy:My brother I tire |
This story Kachikwu is selling is difficult to believe even with the fuel subsidy, Nigeria is still buying beyond the pump price! what will then happen when it is removed? |
teebaxy:Abeg wake up! e be like say that sleep don sweet you too much! |
9ce but there is too much of everything! Mods. why una ban me for food section na? |
This girl don bleach finish! |
ogmaskman:Which wise counsel? as far as I am concern every region, group, institutions e.t.c participated! |
otimothy:Lolz! no be only your elder brother including the heart of a king! hahaha! |
I have always admire princess Diana when she was alive because of her humility and her charitable works! but sometimes I wonder if oyibo people no get work! Preserving a cake for 34yrs? omo, that is something else! |
The piece of the wedding cake from Princess Diana and Prince Charles' wedding in 1981, which is still very edible, is set to be auctioned off at 2,600 pounds. --- Lady Diana and Prince Charles' wedding in 1981 The 34-year old leftover piece of the wedding cake sat wrapped in an ornamental doily in a box since the spectacle at Buckingham Palace on July 29, 1981. --- The slice of fruit cake is set to sell for a staggering £2,600 - because it is from the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Despite its age the cake has been perfectly preserved thanks to the high level of alcohol in it and is still edible - but its value comes from the fact that it is still intact. --- A note accompanying the presentation box reads: “With best wishes from Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince & Princess of Wales”. Incredibly, it is now set to sell for $4,000 - around £2,600 - at Nate D. Sanders auctioneers. Sam Heller, from the auction house, said: “The wedding of Lady Diana and Prince Charles captured the attention of the world on television and through many newspapers and magazines. “And even today, people just can not get enough of the late Princess. --- “Alcohol has preserved the cake making it still edible, although collectors would rather it remain intact. “Collectors are willing to pay a premium to own a piece of history from the most famous wedding of the 20th century.” The auction will be held in Los Angeles on Thursday. --- See photos of the cake below... The Royal cake in 1981 The 34-year old piece of cake to be auctioned --- ORDER OF PIX 1. The couple in 1981. 2. The Royal cake in 1981. 3. The 34-year old piece of cake to be auctioned.
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Youths outside Nigeria are being recognized! what is happening to the youths within? Food for thought! |
We reveal to you all you need to know about the history making Nigerian to be ever appointed as the deputy National Security Adviser in the United States of America. --- Adewale Adeyemo, US Deputy National Security Adviser Nigerian-born Adewale Adeyemo made history in the United States on Tuesday as President Barrack Obama appointed him as the deputy national security adviser (NSA) for international economics. --- Obama made the epoch announcement as he praised Adeyemo's brilliance and exceptional strength in helping the US combat global economic recession which started in 2008. President Barack Obama has tapped Adewale “Wally” Adeyemo, who served in top roles at the Treasury Department, to succeed Caroline Atkinson as his deputy national security adviser for international economic affairs. --- Ms. Atkinson has served in her current post since June 2013, a position that includes coordinating U.S. participation in the annual summits of the Group of 20 and Group of Seven countries. Ms. Atkinson also played key roles in the recently concluded climate negotiations in Paris and in pushing the White House’s trade agenda, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement. --- Mr. Adeyemo, 34, joined the White House’s National Economic Council as deputy director this fall from the Treasury, where he served most recently as the deputy chief of staff to Secretary Jacob Lew. He was the Treasury’s lead negotiator on the currency agreement that was part of the Pacific trade deal. --- Mr. Adeyemo also worked on Treasury’s response to crises in Ukraine and Greece and in 2010 was one of the first officials charged with standing up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. --- In a statement, Mr. Obama thanked Ms. Atkinson for her service and said he was grateful that Mr. Adeyemo would carry on her work. Mr. Adeyemo had been nominated by Mr. Obama to serve as assistant Treasury secretary for international markets and development, but a White House official said Mr. Adeyemo had asked the president to withdraw the nomination given his new role. --- Mr. Lew said that Mr. Adeyemo had “developed a network of international relationships in economic offices around the world to promote U.S. interests effectively.” Former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said Mr. Adeyemo, who joined the administration in 2009, was a “natural diplomat with a great feel for policy.” --- The position has served as a springboard to even higher profile international finance posts. Michael Froman, who is currently the U.S. trade representative, held the post under both Mr. Obama and President Bill Clinton. Federal Reserve governor Lael Brainard, who previously served as a senior Treasury official in the Obama administration, held the post in the Clinton administration. --- ADEYEMO PAYS TRIBUTE TO NIGERIAN PARENTS The young, enterprising and brilliant Nigerian took out time to thank his parents who afforded him the opportunity to reach the peak he has attained as he thanked them in a moving tribute. He said: “While they could not be here today, I want to acknowledge my father and mother who immigrated to this country in search of the American dream and the opportunity to give my brother, sister, and me a better life,” he had said. --- “They have worked hard, as an elementary school principal and a nurse, to give tremendous opportunities to their children, but along the way, they have instilled in us the values that guide us every day. --- “They often remind us that this country affords the chance to do anything we wanted if we work hard. And they have taught us that we have a responsibility to serve the community and the country that has afforded them so many opportunities.”
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BADNEAT:Which yam? |
I hope he listens. |
The wife of governor of Ekiti State, Mrs. Feyisetan Fayose has urged the President to implement the resolutions of the national conference as a way to make the nation better. --- Wife of Ekiti State Governor, Mrs. Feyisetan Fayose has urged the federal government to consider the implementation of the resolutions of the national conference, saying this was the only way problems being encountered by most of the states in the federation could be solved, Vanguard reports. --- Mrs. Fayose revealed this In a statement yesterday by her Special Assistant on Media, Mr Gbenga Ariyibi in Erio-Ekiti during an empowerment programme. --- She observed that the need for the implementation is because some of the resolutions reached at the conference can help make Nigeria better. She observed that the resolution on the devolution of power and the adjustment of the sharing formula of federal allocation would have resolved the problems present in the sharing of federal allocation to states and all the local governments in Nigeria. The statement read: “It is a matter of regret that the resolutions reached during the last national confab is yet to be implemented by the federal government. --- “If this has been done, it would have gone a long way in solving most of the teething problems being faced by the states and each of the 774 local governments we are having in the country." She lamented that most states presently could not pay salary of the workers, or meet its --- obligation to the people of their states because of the lopesidedness of the allocation which tends to favour federal government at the expense of other two tiers of governments i .e states and local governments.
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kelljuili:Guy your pix got me laughing! However Sahara Reporters = Tinubu's mouthpiece! Gbam! I talk am
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kelljuili:Guy your pix got me laughing! |
Michellla:Yeah bones with a lot of money! hehehe! |
Dreambeat:Tinubus ' comment has always depicts greed! and as usual I am not surprise. --- Someone who had an opportunity to inscribe his name in the hearts of so many Nigerians could not but bought and stole the whole of Lagos-State! --- Now he has the audacity to give advice! I learnt his company is into oil marketing as well! Removing the subsidy is another means of siphoning money through feeding the school children e.t.c --- Make things right and affordable and leave the feeding to the parents! Removing the subsidy is making mockery of APC! I am very disappointed! It is well! |
Tolexander:My thought = your thought |
donTbone:@ least not in totality but you would have seen some signs by now! |
See as PMB and Oshibanjo dey tap blessing! |
Amen oooooooooo |
SAHARA - APC newspaper! |
Why shooting? why not use another means of dispersion like water or tear gas! Doesn't life mean anything to us anymore? This is extra judicial killing! |
where are the faces of those who said KANU will sleep in prison during d festive period? |
politricks:Preparing for future attack! Andy Uba pikin (daughter) self follow! |
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