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The only question I asked myself after reading this thing is....what about those that have "P" on their palm lines, does it mean POVERTY by nature.

If You Have A Letter ‘M’ On The Palm Of Your Hand, This Is What It Means (Must See)
.ng Mar 10, 2018 1:44 PM


Palm reading. This practice is seen as strange by some and downright silly by most.

However, what many people do not understand is that it has a long history and what is considered in the media is a misrepresentation of what palm reading truly is.

Palm reading or palmistry can be traced back as an ancient art from several thousand years ago.

It was born from Hindu Astrology, and the first evidence of the practice is found in the ancient Chinese divination texts of the I Ching.

The practice spreed over Asia and Europe, which is how Artisto learned about it. He passed the knowledge to Alenxander the Great who used it to judge the character of his military officers.

Maybe that is why he did so well? Now in this piece, we are specifically talking about the M and what it means if someone finds this on his or her hand just like mine (Adedeji).

Listen to the wise words of Aunty Flo: Those that have a “M” on the hand might be attracted to careers in Journalism, writing or education.

Additionally, they are excellent in making money in life, simply because they generally thrive in careers which demand great self-descipline and self-motivation, they can also be drawn to management.

Those with an “M” in their hand are self-motivated and thus better at making money. She goes on to state more about the letter “M”. In a few uncommon instances, we see the creation of the letter “M” in the palm of the subject’s hand.

This is a result of the head line, heart line as well as the Life line creating an “M” symbol by the combination of all lines, this signifies fortune.

The letter “M” on the palm represents riches. To have this line means the subject likes to solve mysteries and could be attracted to careers in the legal system or politics.

This is all very fascinating. Go on Aunty Flo. The letter “M” within the subject’s palm is also an omen of: Leadership, Riches, Fortune in life and Great prospects.

The letter “M” has also been linked to good intuition. Futhermore, people whose palms have letter M are masters at seeing through lies and deceit.

Not much gets past them, and they almost always figure out if someone is less than honest, lying or cheating.

This sense of intuition is often stronger in women than in men, but it comes down to the individual (Sun Gazing).

It is also important to note that the hand will change over time with the person’s life situation. The lines will disappear or change to show an accurate reflection of the individual’s life.

Do you have the letter “M” on your palm?

Odumchi, fulaman198, lalasticlala

oyatz:
Stop smoking Shisha, its not good for your brain.

Admit that u were pained by reading it

You have not managed well the one you inspect, I wonder how you will handle the one you won't inspect. Nigeria should go and sit down, keep quiet and stop having too much dreams.

desreek9:
How is that criticism, it is a statement of facts nothing more, nothing less, anyone that sees it as wrong has a dull thinking brain

Am thinking..

Chikita66:
Wow!

The apartment alone has made u Hot abi?

desreek9:
How is that criticism, it is a statement of facts nothing more, nothing less, anyone that sees it as wrong has a dull thinking brain

Mua!

Spygadgets19:
Lmao I love your response die

Me too..don't knw what's the problem with Yoruba pple.

nawtyme:
The thread is for Nollywood not Yorubawood or Kanywood. You can start a thread for Yorubawood no one would bat an eyelid.

I can't stop laughing...yorubawood. I don't know what's wrong with Yoruba people most times, always seeing everything as tribalism

Moderators, oya na

IwillSucced:
nice list but many error dey.

Where is the error? Please dont spoil my front page that took me 15 years to make.

olasaad:
nice one they are all beautiful

Like you

I made front page for the first time since 19igbogiri

Error finders have stormed the thread

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Celebrating the most stylish Mother-child duos
pulse.ng Mar 10, 2018 1:00 PM
We have to give credit to all you Mothers out there; it's a tough job taking care of children AND looking stylish!

Tiwa Savage and Jamil
We have to give credit to all you Mothers out there; it's a tough job taking care of children AND looking stylish so we use this Mother's Day to honour the most stylish Mother-child duos.
So in honour of Mother's Day, we take a look at some inspirational celebrity mothers who make motherhood look good.

From fashion-forward Jada Pinkett-Smith and songstress Tiwa Savage to reality TV mogul Kim Kardashian and her daughter, North to and pixie-ish beauty Lisa Bonet; these stylish women make us envious of their access to the best stylists and designers and it seems their children have followed closely behind.

Check out our picks for most fashionable mothers!

1. Tiwa Savage and Jam Jam


Tiwa Savage, the sweetheart of the Nigerian music scene is Mummy to the cutest little Jam Jam. Tiwa is known for her eclectic style which can see her go from a mini dress to a tracksuit in the flash of an eye. It seems she has passed her love for fashion onto her little boy as can be seen from their adorable matching tracksuits.

2. Beyonce and Blue Ivy


Beyonce is a superstar in her own right but who knew she would give birth to a diva even bigger than her. The inimitable Blue Ivy is a personality all by herself and at a mere 6 years old has already started giving us serious wardrobe envy. From her casual Gucci dresses worth thousands of dollars to her mini designer bags. Blue is at her best however when she's out with her Mummy and the two fashion lovers get to share the spotlight together.

3. Kim Kardashian and North West


From birth, it was clear that North West was not going to be like the other kids. The first child of the West's style was out there from the beginning thanks to her fashion-forward parents. From leopard print slip dresses to pink tracksuits with fur jackets, North was blazing her own trail since before she could walk. Her and Mother Kim Kardashian-West are often papped in complimentary outfits, we are sure Kanye is somewhere beaming at his two stylish ladies.

4. Toyin Lawani and Lordmaine


Toyin Lawani, Nigeria's popular designer and her son are absolute mother-son goals. The outrageous designer makes sure her son's swag matches her own and when your Mum is a wizard with a sewing machine, you are bound to be first in line for some pretty amazing outfits!

5. Nkiru Anumudu and Ozinna Anumudu


Having a style icon for a Mother might have most of us running for the hills but certainly not Ozinna. The stylish entrepreneur matches her elegant mother outfit for outfit and the two cut quite the figure on the Lagos social scene. With Aunty Nkiru's signature blonde hair and luxury style matched with Ozinna's love for colour and knack for putting together a look, this mother-daughter duo are a fashion force.

6. Lisa Bonet and Zoe Kravitz


The beauty of this mother-daughter duo is arguably unmatched. From her days on The Cosby Show, Lisa was already a heartthrob for the previous generation so it wasn't much of a surprise that her daughter Zoe would inherit her near-perfect looks. The pixie-like duo are known for their kooky style and whilst they manage to be glamorous when they need to be, for the most part, their style is off-duty chic.

7. Jada Pinkett-Smith and Willow Smith


The Smith family are arguably the most un-Hollywood, Hollywood family and Jada and Will have gone to great lengths to ensure that their children are just as 'woke' as they are. This means, Willow is not your typical 'Hollywood' child and the young singer has developed her own unique sense of style which compliments her Mums perfectly.

8. Marjorie and Lori Harvey


Of course, it's hard to be fashionable when you come from a millionaire family but even so, Lori and Marjorie deserve kudos for their formidable fashion sense. These two are regulars on Instagram, constantly showing off their amazing wardrobes and attending fashion week together. Lori, who has previously modelled for Dolce and Gabbana, is the spitting image of her gorgeous Mum.

9. Omotola Jalade Ekeinde and Meraiah


Omotola is the queen of Nollywood and we have watched her grow up on screen before our very eyes. As Omotola celebrates her 40th birthday, her daughter Meraiah is fast-becoming the spitting image of her beautiful mother. The mother-daughter duo recently featured in an ad for Knorr cooking cubes and we are sure we will see a lot more of the two.

10. Waje and Emerald


Waje is understandably protective of her stunning daughter Emerald who she had when she was quite young. Waje has kept her daughter relatively out of the spotlight but the few pictures we have seen of the two, it's evident that Emerald has inherited her Mother's great style and winning smile.


Fynestboi, missyB3

Social Democratic Party (SDP) National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Alfa Mohammed says a mass influx of Governors, and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, members will be experienced this week.
Mohammed told Punch that three PDP, two APC govs, 35 senators are set to join SDP very soon.
He, however, refused to disclose their names, stating that a repeat of what happened in 2015 election is about to take place in 2019 election as Nigerians are tired of the APC and the PDP.
He said “First of all, you know there is a leadership vacuum created by the two bigger parties – the Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress – as a result of bad governance. That led to a situation where Nigerians were disillusioned and the search for an alternative platform commenced.
“So, likeminded Nigerians from the political class and the civil society organisations came together and began the search for a new political platform that is credible and capable of ushering in a credible government that will implement the people’s programme.
“It is a fact that five governors and 35 senators have been meeting and they have endorsed this coming together. They are strongly behind it and it does not end there; others will also begin to join as soon as the time permits. It has to do with strategy. So, it is a fact that we have those numbers that we have been meeting with for some time, and for strategic reasons, their names will not be mentioned now.
“You may recall that during the 2015 elections, a similar coalition was what led to the enthronement of the (now ruling) APC government. So, a precedent was set during that election.
“It is now clear that the easiest way to replace a non-performing government in Nigeria is for the opposition to come together. It is therefore a replay of what happened in the 2015 election that is about to take place. So, it is obvious that Nigerians are disillusioned and the government has not actually performed. It has not fulfilled its promises of better electricity supply, employment creation and security. All these have become worse under this government, and because of that, stakeholders decided to come together and perform a similar feat that was performed in 2015. So, right now, the vehicle has started.
“A chieftain of the APC in Adamawa State, Emma Bello, defected to the SDP. He is a former governorship aspirant and a former member of the House of Representatives. Similarly, About seven former commissioners in Minna (Niger State) had discussions with me, and that is what is happening all over the country. In the next few weeks, you will see a great surprise. You will see the influx of progressive-minded Nigerians into the SDP; not from the political class alone but even from civil society organisations, youths and even market women.
“For the first time, let me make it a bit clear: For the governors, three are from the PDP and two are from the APC. That is the most I can say. I have not mentioned this to any correspondent.
“For the senators, they are mixed and, as of this morning, our contacts in the National Assembly informed me that people have signified their interest and they have advised on what we should do again.
“By the time we finish all the arrangements, I assure you that the SDP will become the majority in the National Assembly before the election, and I am sure of what I am telling you. It is the truth. People have come to discover that there is the need for a third force.
“The PDP has disappointed Nigerians and Nigerians. In the quest for a change, they went for the APC, believing that it would be the messiah they were waiting for. Regrettably, the PDP was like Egypt, where the Jews were enslaved. And it was like the APC took Nigerians to the wilderness and abandoned them. So, Nigerians now are at a crossroads, whether to go back to slavery or remain in the wilderness. The SDP is therefore the vehicle that will drive Nigerians to the Promised Land, insha’Allah.”

SOURCE:
http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/11/three-pdp-two-apc-govs-35-senators-set-join-sdp-spokesperson/

Mynd44

Three PDP, two APC govs, 35 senators set to join SDP

Social Democratic Party (SDP) National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Alfa Mohammed says a mass influx of Governors, and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, members will be experienced this week.


He, however, refused to disclose their names, stating that a repeat of what happened in 2015 election is about to take place in 2019 election as Nigerians are tired of the APC and the PDP.

He said “First of all, you know there is a leadership vacuum created by the two bigger parties – the Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress – as a result of bad governance. That led to a situation where Nigerians were disillusioned and the search for an alternative platform commenced.

“So, likeminded Nigerians from the political class and the civil society organisations came together and began the search for a new political platform that is credible and capable of ushering in a credible government that will implement the people’s programme.

“It is a fact that five governors and 35 senators have been meeting and they have endorsed this coming together. They are strongly behind it and it does not end there; others will also begin to join as soon as the time permits. It has to do with strategy. So, it is a fact that we have those numbers that we have been meeting with for some time, and for strategic reasons, their names will not be mentioned now.


“You may recall that during the 2015 elections, a similar coalition was what led to the enthronement of the (now ruling) APC government. So, a precedent was set during that election.

“It is now clear that the easiest way to replace a non-performing government in Nigeria is for the opposition to come together. It is therefore a replay of what happened in the 2015 election that is about to take place. So, it is obvious that Nigerians are disillusioned and the government has not actually performed. It has not fulfilled its promises of better electricity supply, employment creation and security. All these have become worse under this government, and because of that, stakeholders decided to come together and perform a similar feat that was performed in 2015. So, right now, the vehicle has started.

“A chieftain of the APC in Adamawa State, Emma Bello, defected to the SDP. He is a former governorship aspirant and a former member of the House of Representatives. Similarly, About seven former commissioners in Minna (Niger State) had discussions with me, and that is what is happening all over the country. In the next few weeks, you will see a great surprise. You will see the influx of progressive-minded Nigerians into the SDP; not from the political class alone but even from civil society organisations, youths and even market women.

“For the first time, let me make it a bit clear: For the governors, three are from the PDP and two are from the APC. That is the most I can say. I have not mentioned this to any correspondent.


“For the senators, they are mixed and, as of this morning, our contacts in the National Assembly informed me that people have signified their interest and they have advised on what we should do again.

“By the time we finish all the arrangements, I assure you that the SDP will become the majority in the National Assembly before the election, and I am sure of what I am telling you. It is the truth. People have come to discover that there is the need for a third force.

“The PDP has disappointed Nigerians and Nigerians. In the quest for a change, they went for the APC, believing that it would be the messiah they were waiting for. Regrettably, the PDP was like Egypt, where the Jews were enslaved. And it was like the APC took Nigerians to the wilderness and abandoned them. So, Nigerians now are at a crossroads, whether to go back to slavery or remain in the wilderness. The SDP is therefore the vehicle that will drive Nigerians to the Promised Land, insha’Allah.”


SOURCE:
http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/11/three-pdp-two-apc-govs-35-senators-set-join-sdp-spokesperson/

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To celebrate Mothers Day, we here at Pulse have put together a list of some of the best big and small screen mothers in Nollywood.

In no particular day, check them out:

1. Ngozi Nwosu


As Mama Tiwa in "Skinny Girl in Transit," Ngozi Nwosu is your typical Nigerian mother: dramatic, caring, occasionally considered annoying.

Nevertheless, she is always looking out for her children and trying to figure out what's best for them.

2. Patience Ozokwor

In movies such as "The Proposal," "Omugwo," "To Rise Again" and "Behind Closed Doors," Ozokwor represents every kind, prayerful, protective, concerned and caring mother out there, trying to guide their children through tough or special situations.

3. Liz Benson

As a mother in "Worlds Apart," "Elastic Limit" and "Dearest Mother," this Nollywood legend epitomizes the idea of the often feisty but devoted mother, who just wants the best for her children and is scared of losing them to anything or anyone.

4. Joke Silva

In the 1999 movie "Curse from Beyond," Joke Silva plays Mrs Raymond, a mother trying to solve her daughter's spiritual problems. She stands by her through tough times, giving her the strength to hold on.

And in "Potato Potahto," she is Mrs Wilson, a mother and mother-in-law, who always has some kind and wise words, respects and protects her daughter, yet allows her the space to make her own decisions.

5. Sola Sobowale

As a mother in several Nollywood movies - The Wedding Party, Diamond Ring, Dangerous Twins - Sobowale shines as a tough, dramatic, and caring mother,who fights to defend, support, provide and make her children happy.

6. Ebele Okaro

In most of her movies- "Silent Scandal," "What Lies Within" and "Road To Yesterday" - Okaro is the reserved, lively and occasionally sarcastic mother, who is always there for her children and family with unconditional love and support.

7. Hilda Dokubo

As a mother in several Nollywood movies - "Hour of Grace," "Worlds Apart," "Evil Forest," Dokubo represents strong, emotional and selfless mothers, who are willing to risk all to protect their children.

8. Chinyere Wilfred


Compassion, warmth and humor are often Wilfred's strong points as an on-screen mother. Her on-screen characters occasionally epitomize every Nigerian mother, who always speaks her mind without appearing overbearing.

As in series like "Invitation to Thunder," she may fight with her son, make choices that invite regrets, but she is always protective, working towards what she thinks is the best for him.

9. Chinwe Owoh


In the 2001 movie "Mothering Sunday," Owoh is heart-wrenching as a mother abandoned by her only son, Ejike.

Often taking up the role of a mother in most of her films, Owoh is good at depicting the hardworking, stubborn, emotional and selfless mother, who will fight to protect her children from anything and anyone

10. Ngozi Ezeonu

Ngozi Ezeonu is mostly the on-screen mother, who has been through everything but still perseveres.

No matter what she goes through, or how much she cries, she's always determined to give her children the best.

Which of these on-screen mothers is your favourite?

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/amp.pulse.ng/entertainment/movies/10-best-nollywood-movie-moms-mothering-sunday-id8096989.html

blastac:
Is nsukka de only place u know in Enugu .. all those things dat u see in Enugu city and oda parts are done by Sullivan. Gburu gburu is only working in nsukka..
De last tym he came to new market nobody even went to see him. De traders and keke riders were just busy doing dia job while touts and primary school students surrounded him. Trust me enter De city of Enugu and ask around u would see dat few people fancy gburu gburu.. and also talking of light de street light done 4 us by oga Sullivan is now malfunctioning de gburu gburu no wan repair or maintain am.

You don't know Enugu state politics, if you do, you won't be saying all these. Let me give you a hint. Enugu state politics is a selfish political system, Enugu state politics is...go and develop your place. When chimaroke and Sullivan were governors, not even a single road in enugu north was rehabilitated not to talk of constructing. They were busy concentrating on UDI and agbani, thats Enugu state politics for you. Gburubguru is from Enugu north and what Sullivan told him when he was handed over to him was gburubguru go and build your place. Believe me, he is not failing or disappointing them.

purplejuli:
Do you think he stand a chance to emerge Enugu state’s next governor?

Source: http://www.042expressng.com/2018/03/kenneth-okonkwo-why-im-running-for-enugu-governorship.html

cc: Lalasticlala

NO

Ugwuanyi has won the hearts of all Enugu north including nsukka where Kenneth okonkwo comes from. The kind of road with street lights ugwuanyi has given Enugu north is 2nd to know. Anytime ugwuanyi visits nsukka, no market in nsukka will open, its not a rented crowd..he is simply loved by Enugu people. Am from anambra but reside in nsukka and I envy nsukka people cus of the kind of work ugwuanyi does there.

Everybody is busy asking where is Nigeria, where is Nigeria....how do you contribute in own immediate environment to affect Nigeria's economy positively?

I dont know why nairaland doesn't have a slap button

Zamad:
ANYTHING MULTIPLIED 'OR' DIVIDED BY 100 IS IN PERCENTAGE?....

Mr man, get busy na or dont you have anything to do this morning? Am not as jobless as you are please.

Emmanuella's IQ:



90/8*100 = 1125

Zamad:
IQ IS NOT IN PERCENTAGE,YOUR PUTTING OF PERCENTAGE COULD BE A WAY OF TELLING US YOUR'S ISN'T FAR FROM THE NUMBER OF YEARS HE HAS USED IN OFFICE

If you had gone to school, you would know that anything multiplied or divided by 100 is always in percentage. Hausa people dont go to school, so its not your fault.

What is buahri IQ?


10/75*100 = 13%