A panel beater has been handed over to the police for allegedly punching a staff of LAGBUS (Lagos State government-owned high capacity commuter bus) unconscious at Idiroko area of Ikorodu Road in Lagos.

The panel beater, identified as Sarafa Rasak, 26, was alleged to have beaten Oladele Oluwatobi, a sales repre-sentative and ticketer attached to LAGBUS Asset Management Limited over a disagreement.

The LAGBUS staff, whose nose was broken in the attack, was rushed to the Accident and Emergency Unit at Old Tollgate, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

According to Rasak, an argument began when the bus refused to stop at Anthony. He said he did not beat Oluwatobi, but that he tripped and fell.

Rasak was arrested and brought to LAGBUS office, from where he was handed over to the police.

korel9:


Meaning?

Is a scam thats all, does feel like reality to you?

Religious scam!!!

Beautiful souls. ECK Worship service topic in your area today. Thanks

Has the innjoo note hit the market? on jumia, I mean?

Is a wonderful news, you do not put your eggs in one basket, besides USA have droped patronizing our oils. They have switched allegiance to Angola oil.

Abuja – The Chinese Ambassador
to Nigeria, Mr Gu Xiaojie, has
expressed support for the plan by
the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
to convert more of the country’s
39 billion dollar foreign reserve to
Yuan.
Speaking at a Forum on
Wednesday in Abuja, Xiaojie
described the plan as “ a very
encouraging development’’.
He said it demonstrated the
“closeness’’ between both
countries, which currently have an
annual bilateral trade volume of
13 billion dollars.
“Nigeria is among few countries,
or two or four countries, in the
world that have parts of their
foreign reserve in Renminbi (RMB)
currency and we are happy about
that.
“We have noticed that the Central
Bank of Nigeria is increasing its
share of Chinese RMB Yuan in its
foreign currency.
“Talking about financial
cooperation there are more
opportunities, wider range of
things we could do in finance
because China has the biggest
foreign reserve in the world.
“For such a big country (like
Nigeria) you have to have all kinds
of securities.’’
Xiaojie said China had noted the
positive growth in Nigeria’s
economy, including the
fundamental growth in the micro
economy.
“The government is handling the
financial micro economy very
cautiously with the international
cooperation and I think you are
doing the right thing.
“We hope that there will be closer
cooperation in the area of
financing and micro economy,’’ he
said.
In January the CBN had hinted of
plans to convert more of Nigerian
reserves from dollars to Yuan.
At present 80 per cent of Nigeria’s
foreign reserves are held in U.S.
dollars.
The apex bank started converting
its reserves into Yuan in 2011.
(NAN)
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/chinese-ambassador-backs-plan-convert-nigerian-foreign-reserves-dollars-yuan/

Some people will be ready to go to Ojota and protest all nights! Led by Dino Melaye!

Does it have a front camera? And what is the specification. Delivery in PH is how much?

[quote author=GODDYGEE91 post=27447562]Why have u refuse 2 include the names of the 3 Governors de sheik choose as an alternative 2 GEJ. Ur report is incomplete.
Well, I got it that way from the source!!

PROMINENT
Northern Islamic
Cleric, Sheik Ahmad
Gumi, Friday,
warned President Goodluck
Jonathan against contesting the
2015 Presidential election,
saying that doing so may lead
Nigeria into chaos and turmoil
that would be unprecedented.
He gave the warning in a
statement he issued to
journalists Friday in Kaduna,
pointing out that the nation has
had enough crisis.
Besides, the statement accused
Jonathan of “dangerously
dividing Nigeria” along religious
lines, just as he noted that the
President sees himself as an
Ijaw leader than of Nigeria as a
whole.
Gumi said: “We have never met
despite the fact that we were all
born and we lived for more
than half a century in this great
vast country Nigeria. It’s here
we all grew up and were
educated and I presume, except
by divine prudence, it’s here
that we will all be buried.
“So, what truly matters is the
legacy that we will bequest our
children and the next
generation of Nigerians to
come. We will not want it a
burnt country with hundreds of
thousands of dead, maimed or
displaced people because of the
thoughtlessness and
recklessness of its stewards.”
Gumi reminded President
Jonathan that the mantle of the
leadership of this country was
given to him under oath,
stressing: “Unfortunately, many
people including me before God
believe you broke some of your
oath.”
Gumi argued: “I’ll only need to
refer you back to the honest
open letter advice you were
given by your political
godfather. You appear more
Ijaw than Nigerian. It’s seldom
fathers will deceive their
children. Yet you never listen.
And sadly by your recalcitrance
you are dangerously leading
this nation to chaos and
turmoil that only God knows
were it will end.
“Muslims have officially
registered to you on occasions
your partiality. Northern groups
have complained about your
bias. The youth about your
neglect. You have divided the
nation gravelly on the religious
divide.
“Already, we heard a call in a
church that you are now a
saviour. Now, not of Nigeria,
but the church in Nigeria. With
this religious zeal on both
sides, each side looking at the
wrong people for salvation, the
nation is heading towards
disaster.”
He continued: “It’s unfortunate
that your stand on many issues
have made you into a
polarising figure while the
exalted office you occupy needs
a nationalistic one. Surely, with
the Christian votes and
northern PDP followers, you
can win another election but
you will also set the nation into
another turmoil because that
segment of the nation that
rejects you do so because they
believe rightly or wrongly you
are involved negatively in the
Boko Haram saga.
“The natural thing any good
leader will do in this situation is
to step down for a person all
the segments of the nation will
have confidence with for their
well-being. A credible person
that will not stir apprehension.
The decision is not about your
rights but about responsibility.
“Therefore, as you pray in the
Holy Land seek for God’s
indulgence to show you the
light of honour and do the right
thing. It’s God’s command that
Nigeria stay united and ‘what
therefore God hath joined
together, let not man put
asunder.”
Gumi added: “A word of
wisdom says: ‘He who consults
is never disappointed and he
who seeks God’s choice never
regrets’. So, please don’t brush
it aside, call men of wisdom to
advice you too.”
source: gurdianmobile.com

The more religious we become,
the lower the state of our moral
values! Our positive cultural values have not fared better too. One may think with the religious growth, we may have good value system. But this is far from being so. So, can we ever come to
a time of possible rejuvination of
a sound and positive cultural and moral
values? The answer is NO! At least
not on a collective level. But what can we do to promote good moral values? And imbibe sound cultural values?

One interesting aspect of the mobile market is the rapid trend customers change their tastes. This is mostly triggered by new development in products. This determine customers purchasing behaviour. Most buyers may not necessarily need a mobile device as strong as Nokia 3310 but a device that can be able to do many things at a time at the cheapest cost. Of late, TECNO products are becoming costly, I believe somehow, they tend to forget that the age bracket that uses androids mobile devices the most are between 17 to 35 years of age. A large percentage of this age bracket do not have regular income owing to unavailability of jobs. This trend has no change yet, however, TECNO went ahead to produce mobile devices that are expensive like the way SAMSUNG, HTC, LG, etc are doing. This certainly will result into poor patronage hence a downfall. Take for instance a mobile phone user of the above mentioned age bracket to choose between TECNO Z and Innjoo i2s most may tend to choose Innjoo i2s, the latter choice is not because Innjoo devices are better, but because there is limited fund so they will choose the cheaper one and use the balance for something else. Is this the downfall of TECNO? Well maybe!!

innjoo i1s remain the best among the rest.

Bad market for the OP, you cannot defend the undefendable!!! I trust Nigerians when they did not like a thing. I think infinix should go back and do a lot better.

Innjoo i2s

Very insightfull. Better read the Holy Bible than use it as pillow.

Innjoo1s is now N13230. Mobile phones are the only products that prices do fall. Most other things prices go up.

For Innjoo to succeed quickly in the market they need to start selling their phones in the regular shops and not on online retail outlet.

When will other marketing outlets start to market this phone? It looks as if it is eternity before Slot, and computer village start to sell it.

Founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations, Prophet Temitope Joshua, has told Ebola victims in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea to stay in their respective countries.

The clergyman made the statement after visiting government health officials implored him not to allow anybody infected with the virus to come into the church from the affected countries.

In a message posted on the church’s official Facebook page and signed by himself, Joshua cautioned those suffering from the deadly Ebola Virus Disease against “crossing borders” for any reason.

“What makes you a good citizen makes you a good Christian. There is a law in every country that bars Ebola victims from crossing borders. Obey the law of your land and it shall be well with you. Obey the law of the land by not crossing the borders of your nation with Ebola virus,” he wrote in the message, which was classified as an “important notice” on the website of the church.

So what is really wrong with the African version of religion? People are very religious in Africa, could it be that countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Ukraine etc. do not merit "heaven "?

I have observed with dismay how Sub-Sahara Africa are so pious in their religious beliefs but ironically how this cannot be translated to good morals and improved ethical values. The more we are religious, the more corrupt we are.