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Food / Re: 3000+ Calories Of Meal A Day by popsy007(m): 10:43pm On Dec 27, 2013
Go for snacks or fried stuffs... Tnx me lera.
Politics / Re: Banki Moon Confirmed Legendary BEIBER As Greatest Teen In World History by popsy007(m): 10:26pm On Dec 27, 2013
Clap for ur self... Well done!

Greater than j'sus k? undecided
Fashion / Re: 20 Most Beautiful Female Celebrities In Africa 2013 by popsy007(m): 2:17pm On Dec 21, 2013
Hmmm, interesting... But ma gf fyn pass 1 or 2 person 4 dier grin
Jokes Etc / Re: Fairly Used Chicken For Sale.... Xmas Promo Is Here: by popsy007(m): 5:44pm On Dec 11, 2013
inikamoze: Fairly Used Chicken for sale....
Xmas promo is here:

Tokunbo chicken, Buy 1 and get 1 free *
Dubai used turkey - #2,500(tall as human being)
London used chicken - N1,200 *
USA used white chicken - N1,220 *
Deaf and dump fowl - N850 *
Blind chicken - N800 *
Deaf and dumb chicken - N610 *
Crippled hen - N380 *
Wrinkled fowl - N250
Contact me now for your orders.
Hapi xmas
fairly used *inikamoze* up 4 grab as sales boy! cheesy
inikamoze: Fairly Used Chicken for sale....
Xmas promo is here:

Tokunbo chicken, Buy 1 and get 1 free *
Dubai used turkey - #2,500(tall as human being)
London used chicken - N1,200 *
USA used white chicken - N1,220 *
Deaf and dump fowl - N850 *
Blind chicken - N800 *
Deaf and dumb chicken - N610 *
Crippled hen - N380 *
Wrinkled fowl - N250
Contact me now for your orders.
Hapi xmas
fairly used *inikamoze* up 4 grab as sales boy!

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Business / Re: Igbos Are Blamed For Substandard Goods In Nigeria: Why by popsy007(m): 4:14pm On Nov 18, 2013
Littlehooper: IGBO TRIBE IS MONEY CONSCIOUS TRIBE..
THEY CAN DO ANYTHING JUST TO GET MONEY.... THEY CAN USE THEIR MANHOOD FOR RITUAL JUST TO GET MONEY..

IGBO ARE THE ONE THAT PIRATE THE WORK OF ANOTHER MAN ( PIRACY IN BOOKS, CD......)

NAIRA = NEVER ALLOW IGBO RULE AGAIN
.
ABA MADE
you are a waste to your father land
Celebrities / Re: [PIC] Jude And Paul Okoye Miss Peter’s Wedding To Chill With Wizkid by popsy007(m): 9:11am On Nov 18, 2013
How true is d pix angry anyways,moni comes 1st...(Jst saying)
Fashion / Re: Check Out The Reigning Hairstyle For This Christmas Season [PHOTO] by popsy007(m): 8:45am On Nov 18, 2013
This is so so lipsrsealed just can't imagine any sane citizen rocking this weird hairstyle... Anyways no near NORTH Oh!
Celebrities / Re: Banky W's Performance At Peter And Lola Okoye's Wedding by popsy007(m): 8:38am On Nov 18, 2013
9ice groove grin
Phones / Post Your Pins Here All Android Enable Bbm by popsy007(m): 9:24pm On Oct 26, 2013
Here is mind (20c7cfac)... Decent friends pls...
Religion / Re: Why Do Many Nigerian Drivers Place Bibles On Their Dashboards by popsy007(m): 9:20pm On Oct 26, 2013
They av got dis belief dat d bible cn save 'em from accident attacks even wen 'emselves r d culprit
Nairaland / General / Re: What Is Your Greatest Fear In Life? by popsy007(m): 9:17pm On Oct 26, 2013
Not making it to heaven
Romance / Re: How Long Can A Relationship Without Intimacy Last ? by popsy007(m): 1:13pm On Oct 23, 2013
Ourboss: My wife & I dated four good years without intimacy and our honeymoon was as sweet as honey. Understanding matters a lot in any relationship.
. Was she a virgin...
Nairaland / General / Re: Transformation Of A Suicidal Obese Man To 'Mr Muscle' (PHOTOS by popsy007(m): 4:55pm On Oct 12, 2013
That's incredible...This life changing story goes out to those of us who thinks they is no way out for 'em... If you are mocked on the street,never feel bad,its only encouraging you to improve in your weaknesses. We all got our flaws

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Car Talk / Re: Road Trip On A Motorcycle From Lagos To Accra & Back To Lagos. by popsy007(m): 2:26am On Oct 05, 2013
nadia_SA: Shagati wen u coming to south africa??
so u could give him a nice ride cheesy

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Crime / Re: Undergraduates, Others Arrested For Stealing N2bn From Bank by popsy007(m): 4:58pm On Sep 17, 2013
Blame it on the money #in d'banjo's voice#
Religion / Re: A Compelling Testimony Of The Reality Of Hell Fire by popsy007(m): 10:01pm On Sep 01, 2013
henrychubayo: I need someone to clarify men in these hellfire belief. i knew the bible clearly gave details of when the everything was made both visible and invisible. For instance, heaven is invisible but we know it exit cause that is where our God resides. The breath of life which is the air we breath is invisible yet we know wen it was made after adam was created. As for visible things, they are numerous and uncountable. it was clearly detailed on how they were all made.

But when was hell fire made? where is it located? who made it cause i know its not God since it was not part of his creation?
yhu wan brainwash me?
Romance / Re: Jealous 19 Year Old OSPOLY Student Bathes Boyfriend With Hot Wat by popsy007(m): 9:24am On Aug 30, 2013
popsy007: A 19year old female student of Science Laboratory Technology (SLT) Department of Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY) has been arrested for allegedly pouring hot water on her boyfriend shortly after his birthday at Miracle Hall, BHS area in Iree last Saturday.

According to a report by Daily Trust, the attacker Yetunde poured the hot water on Niyi Adelana (pictured above) because he invited other girls to his party and flirted with them right in front of her
Niyi, a Higher National Diploma (HND) II student of Computer Science, suffered serious burns and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
The Police Public Relations Officer for Osun State, DSP Folasade Odoro, confirmed the incident in a chat with Daily Trust. She said investigation was still going on and that upon completion, the girl would be charged to court.
Romance / Jealous 19 Year Old OSPOLY Student Bathes Boyfriend With Hot Wat by popsy007(m): 9:20am On Aug 30, 2013
A 19year old female student of Science Laboratory Technology (SLT) Department of Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY) has been arrested for allegedly pouring hot water on her boyfriend shortly after his birthday at Miracle Hall, BHS area in Iree last Saturday.

According to a report by Daily Trust, the attacker Yetunde poured the hot water on Niyi Adelana (pictured above) because he invited other girls to his party and flirted with them right in front of her
Niyi, a Higher National Diploma (HND) II student of Computer Science, suffered serious burns and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
The Police Public Relations Officer for Osun State, DSP Folasade Odoro, confirmed the incident in a chat with Daily Trust. She said investigation was still going on and that upon completion, the girl would be charged to court.
Foreign Affairs / North Korean Leader, Kim Jong-un, Publicly Executes Ex-girlfriend by popsy007(m): 9:11am On Aug 30, 2013
On August 8th, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was in the audience to applaud his ex-girlfriend Hyon Song- wol (right), a singer with the Unhasu National Orchestra. 9 days later a group of artists were arrested for allegedly making a sex tape. His ex was one of them. They were publicly executed by firing squad on August 20th, while their families were condemned to a labor camp.

From Asia News
The North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un ordered the public execution of his ex-girlfriend Hyon Song- wol, accused of 'pornography' with a group of artists from the National Orchestra of Unhasu, which his current wife Ri Sol -ju also once belonged to. The arrest took place on August 17, the execution took place in public three days later. According to the indictment the women filmed themselves having sex and then sold the videos in China. Some South Korean sources claim that there were many Christians among those sentenced to death who had a Bible at home, a "crime" that you can pay for with your life or imprisonment in a state gulag in North Korea.
Those shot to death include Mun Kyong -jin, director of the Unhasu orchestra, some singers and dancers of Wangjaesan Light Music Band and some army musicians. All family members of the women involved were sentenced to forced labor. According to the Juche ( the delusional state doctrine conceived by the " father of the nation " Kim Il -sung ) is not enough to punish those guilty of a crime, but it is necessary to eradicate the evil " for three generations . " Every year, on the basis of this principle, thousands of children are born in labor camps and live there until their death.

The "Young Marshal " Kim Jong-un , the third son and heir of the "dear leader" Kim Jong -il, met Hyon about ten years ago . After a brief "official" relationship, the engagement was broken by the father of the dictator and the singer was given in marriage to a military man, while the "third Kim " met ​​his present wife . According to various sources, the two have continued to see each other even after their marriages. The public execution is thus seen as a victory of the "Companion" Ri, who gave two sons to the current dictator and wants to ensure their survival in one of the most cruel dynasties in today's world.

On 8 August, the dictator took part in a concert performed by the now decimated orchestra. The execution is viewed by some analysts as a sign of affirmation of his power: " Kim Jong-un is cruelly eliminating anyone who might be a threat to his rule, anyone who can defy authority. Public executions are silencing anyone who even thinks of undermining him . "
Crime / Re: Nigerian Drug Dealer Escapes From Malaysian Prison by popsy007(m): 3:54am On Aug 27, 2013
Despite all the warnings! Its always naija 4 sure. Anyways,it pays wink

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Romance / Disney Star Raven-symonè Sorta Comes Out Of The Closet Via Twitter by popsy007(m): 3:22pm On Aug 04, 2013
Former Cosby Show child actress and Disney star Raven Symone has sort of come out as a lesbian via Twitter. For years there have been rumours about Raven's sexuality, (many believed she was a closeted lesbian) and Raven appears to have finally put those rumours to rest.

Yesterday after Rhode Island legalized same sex marriage, Raven Tweeted that now she can get married.



And in case some people didn't get it, Raven re-Tweeted a follower who said she was definitely out of the closet. Continue...



 
She later released a statement saying
“I was excited to hear today that more states legalized gay marriage,” she continues. “I, however am not currently getting married, but it is great to know I can now, should I wish to.”
Raven's rumoured girlfriend is former America's Next Top Model contestant, AzMarie Livingston..

Fashion / Re: Tumisola Ladega 14-Year-Old Designer At Africa Fashion Week London. by popsy007(m): 1:03pm On Aug 04, 2013
Like seriously,she got talent grin
Science/Technology / Re: A Mouse Attacks A Snake To Save His Friend by popsy007(m): 1:00pm On Aug 04, 2013
If only we humans can act dis way...(Jst passing by)
Technology Market / China Brings Goods And Roads, Now Africa Wants Jobs by popsy007(m): 8:19pm On Aug 03, 2013
DAKAR, (Reuters) – China has brought cheap consumer goods, roads and schools to many parts of Africa over the last decade but the continent’s leaders are increasingly pushing for it to provide more of what many Africans want most: jobs.
From Pretoria to Abuja, governments have begun voicing frustration that China’s use of Africa as a source of natural resources and a market for its goods may be hindering the continent haul its billion people out of poverty.
A recent report by the U.N. Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) highlighted the risk that the continent’s relationship with the world’s second largest economy could strangle its attempts to industrialize.
China’s trade with Africa ballooned from $10 billion in 2000 to an estimated $200 billion this year – four years after it overtook the United States as the continent’s largest partner.
But some 85 percent of China’s exports from Africa are raw materials, such as oil and minerals. According to the African Development Bank, most minerals mined in Africa are exported raw, meaning the jobs and wealth from processing them is created elsewhere.
A flood of Chinese produce, meanwhile, has accelerated the decline in industrialisation since the 1980s. Africa’s textile industry alone lost 750,000 jobs over the last decade, according to the Johannesburg-based Brenthurst Foundation.
Even in the continent’s manufacturing powerhouse South Africa, some 40 percent of footwear and fabrics come from China.
Expressing the concerns of many African governments, South African President Jacob Zuma bluntly warned last year that such an unbalanced pattern of trade was “unsustainable”.
“The romanticized relationship surrounding China’s investment in Africa has passed,” said Alex Vines, head of the Africa programme at the Chatham House research institute.
“With the world’s youngest and fastest-growing population, the main pressure on governments in Africa is to provide jobs. Having the Chinese take those jobs doesn’t help.”
 
VYING FOR JOBS
It is true China’s boom has brought many benefits to Africa. Beijing has won fulsome praise from many governments for its willingness to finance massive infrastructure projects without conditions relating to democracy, governance and human rights – the “strings” Africa has often criticised in aid from the West.
Chinese economic growth rates averaging 10 percent a year for almost a decade fuelled a commodities “super-cycle” which has lifted Africa’s own growth to unprecedented rates.
And the cheap Chinese goods being imported help make everyday living more affordable and develop the consumer sector across the continent.
But in many countries, China’s demand for ore, timber and oil is forcing African states to specialise at the bottom of the value chain in areas with low productivity gains, UNECA said.
With Africa supplying one-third of China’s oil, much of it from Angola, UNECA highlighted the risk of ‘Dutch Disease’ whereby demand for raw materials inflates a currency, making other sectors uncompetitive against foreign competition.
Even in Senegal, an arid West African country not usually associated with the ‘resource curse’, domestic peanut processing factories face the threat of being driven out of business as Chinese exporters buy up the crop to ship home.
Attempts to legislate for industrialisation, such as bans on the export of unprocessed logs from Gabon and Mozambique, have often proved fruitless. In Gabon, where Beijing has broken French dominance over logging, an estimated 60 percent of timber is exported illegally to China.
Respected Nigerian Central Bank Governor Lamidu Sanusi said in March that China’s extraction of resources from Africa had all the attributes of “colonialism”.
In an apparent response to such criticism, Chinese President Xi Jinping took pains during a six-day African tour in March to stress his country was seeking a win-win partnership.
“The development of China will be an unprecedented opportunity for Africa, and Africa’s development will be the same for my country,” he told lawmakers in Congo Republic.
Beijing has provided much-needed capital to a continent starved of investment. The China Import-Export Bank is the continent’s largest creditor and Beijing has promised $20 billion more in loans over the next three years.
But Beijing’s money comes with its own strings: it must be spent on Chinese goods or Chinese-built infrastructure. And Chinese firms often source their supplies and workers back home.
The number of Chinese in Africa has increased 10-fold over the last 20 years to an estimated 1 million. From shopkeepers in Malawi to prostitutes in Cameroon, Africans complain that Chinese competition is making life tougher.
Unlike Western immigrants, the Chinese diaspora comes from the poorest section of society and competes directly for work with Africans, some 80 percent of whom are in “vulnerable employment” according the International Labour Organisation.
In Ghana, tensions flared into violence last month when police and residents attacked artisanal Chinese goldminers, claiming they were driving locals out of the industry. Many Chinese were brutally beaten and some 200 were deported.
Frustration has also emerged with the operating practices of some Chinese firms. In Gabon, Chinese refiner Sinopec’s
Addax Petroleum is embroiled in a $1 billion legal dispute over an oil licence after the government alleged it failed to pay customs duties and respect other laws.
Zambia, where Chinese mines have a record of violent labour disputes, revoked three licences for the Chinese-owned Collum coal mine, alleging non-payment of royalties taxes, and poor environmental and safety records.
“Now more countries are engaging with Africa, there are more options. Several countries are looking at Chinese investment with a more critical eye,” said Razia Khan, head of Africa research at Standard Chartered Bank. “There will be more and more scrutiny of these contracts.”
Responding to the criticism from Nigeria and South Africa, China’s Commerce Ministry has encouraged firms to increase investment in Africa. China is launching Special Economic Zones for manufacturing companies on the continent.
Though it is Africa’s largest trading partner, China has only 6 percent of the stock of foreign investment – well behind France on 18 percent – according to U.N. trade body UNCTAD.
Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has urged African countries to woo Chinese manufacturing firms into offshoring their production as their domestic labour costs rise.
“We need to prepare ourselves to provide a welcoming home for some of the industries where the Chinese will no longer be competitive,” she told a conference in London last month
Foreign Affairs / Mugabe Claims Victory In 'sham' Poll by popsy007(m): 8:10pm On Aug 03, 2013
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe looks to extend his 33-year rule after a shock landslide vote.

ZIMBABWE is set to release the official results of disputed elections, in which President Robert Mugabe's party romped to victory, as the opposition holds emergency talks over the "sham" polls.
Full results were expected later on Saturday but Mugabe's ZANU-PF party said it had already won the 140 seats in parliament required to press ahead with controversial amendments to the constitution.

"We have already gone beyond two-thirds. It's a super majority," a top party official told AFP on condition of anonymity.

With 186 of 210 constituencies officially counted after Wednesday's disputed poll, Mugabe's party already had a commanding lead, winning 137 seats in parliament.

Party spokesman Rugare Gumbo said: "Our opponents don't know what hit them", adding that 89-year-old Mugabe could win "70 to 75 per cent" in the presidential vote.

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) of opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who described the vote as a "sham", went into emergency talks on Saturday to decide their next action.

The MDC has vowed not to accept the election results, sparking fears of a repeat of bloody violence that marked the aftermath of the 2008 election.

"Emotions are high, tensions are high across the country," MDC spokesman Nelson Chamisa said.

While on the country's streets things have remained calm, UN chief Ban Ki-moon urged both political rivals to send "clear messages of calm" to their supporters.

Ban hopes that the broadly "calm and peaceful atmosphere" of election day "will prevail during the vote counting and throughout the completion of the electoral process," said his spokesman Martin Nesirky.

A senior MDC official, speaking on condition of anonymity, painted a picture of the dilemma the party faces amid its claims the election was stolen by ZANU-PF.

"We can't tell people to be calm, we can't tell people to demonstrate unless you know the outcome," said the source.

Another senior party official dismissed speculation that the MDC is being offered a few posts in government.

The influential 15-member southern African bloc SADC also implored "all Zimbabweans to exercise restraint, patience and calm".

All eyes are now on the MDC which was expected to hold a press conference on Saturday afternoon following its meeting.

Observers appeared divided over the conduct of the poll.

The African Union's top poll observer, Olusegun Obasanjo, said shortly after polling stations closed that the election had been "peaceful, orderly, free and fair".

The SADC stopped short of declaring it "fair" but said it was "free and peaceful".

"We have said this election is free, indeed very free," said top SADC election observer Bernard Membe. "We did not say it was fair ... we didn't want to jump to a conclusion at this point in time."

Membe on Friday met Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe for three decades, to "wish him good luck as he is preparing himself for the inauguration," he told later told journalists.

He said he would try to convince Tsvangirai to concede defeat.

SADC negotiated the creation of a power-sharing government in the wake of 2008's bloody poll.
Business / Exposed;petrol Should Not Sell For More Than N40 Per Litre by popsy007(m): 7:45pm On Aug 03, 2013
EXPOSED: Petrol Should Not Sell for More Than N40 Per Litre



Former Minister of Petroleum, Prof. Tam David-West, speaks about his misgivings against the running of the petroleum ministry, corruption and sundry other national issues in this interview with Punch's AKINWALE ABOLUWADE. Except:

"What is wrong with Jonathan is that he takes hook, line and sinker whatever he is told. He is a PhD holder, who should be grounded in the methodology of investigation. [But] he listens to Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as if she is a repository of wisdom."

Some people wonder why you are not satisfied with the performances of your successors in the petroleum ministry.
If I take a job, I will give it my all. Why I am complaining is that I know where they are failing. They sometimes have not been able to resist personal interests. If you are doing that type of job and you have a tinge of personal interest, you have failed. One contract of oil can make you a multi-millionaire in dollars. Many people have not been able to resist this. Now, they are talking about local content. It is good for Nigerians but they should not glamorise it. When I was minister, I told the oil companies that they could not remove a white person, whose tenure has expired, from a position and replace him with another white man. You must check with me if there is no Nigerian that is suitable to fill the vacant position. It is a good policy and Buhari approved it but it was later cancelled by another administration.

You have always insisted that the Federal Government’s subsidy is a fluke. What prove have you?
I challenged President Goodluck Jonathan and all his ministers to a public debate on oil subsidy, but they refused to take the challenge. I have the facts that there is no subsidy, Buhari and the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi said there was no subsidy. Fawehinmi wrote a pamphlet on it. Oil subsidy is all a fraud. At a Gani Fawehinmi lecture, I said the amount the Federal Government would get from oil subsidy was like an amoeba that is always changing shape. The government gave 10 different figures that we could get, so we know it doesn’t exist. They will bring fuel from Port Harcourt to Lagos and say it is imported. It is fraud and the navy has proved it. If any government delights in making life difficult for the people, God will punish them. In every society, the poor are more in number than the rich. Let the government’s policy be directed towards alleviating the suffering of the masses. If you develop a policy against the masses, you are going against God. They had a conference in Lagos on subsidy. They did not invite me; they avoided me because they would be exposed.

Petrol should not sell for more than N40 per litre. After my calculation, a professor of petroleum (a Nigerian based in Texas) sent an article to the media, saying petroleum should not cost more than N35 per litre. They are lying.

Do you agree with the objectives of the Subsidy Reinvestment programme of the FG?
SUREP is a fraud. How can you invest what you don’t have? You are going to put money into that project from other sources. They have not invested well. They just used the SURE Project as a palliative for Nigerians. They are getting money for the SURE project by punishing the people. It is all propaganda. They said they were going to have millions of work, but they have nothing because the premise is wrong and faulty. I said there is no subsidy on technical grounds. It is callous – what do you have the international price for?
You don’t need any international price because the oil was given to us by God. We have refineries and why don’t you drill the oil? Get the product you want to consume into the refineries, refine and sell at the filling stations. So, forget about the international price. But they increased the price and punished the people. They sabotage the refineries by making them moribund. As I am talking to you, no Nigerian refinery is working up to 30 per cent capacity. By this, they create an artificial problem and start to import fuel. We are drilling and there are four refineries but all of them are having problems. The vital parts of the refineries are destroyed.

Don’t you think it is the system that is supporting the illegality?
We can link the problem to poor value system. You cannot do that during the Buhari administration. But what is happening now is that when the leadership cannot address the issue, people will take chances because they know they can get away with it. A former petroleum minister has a filling station and he attends oil marketers’ meeting. He is no longer a minister but a marketer.

Should the President have the sole power to approve licence for oil blocks?
One of the things that I have against Diezani is that the petroleum minister in Nigeria has a lot of power even before my time. The Petroleum Industry Bill gives the minister more powers that he can award and revoke any contract without recourse to anybody. It is crazy to put all the livewire of a country in the hands of one person. The minister should not have all that power. At the National Assembly, Diezani’s argument defeated her. She mentioned Malaysia and Norway as countries where the oil ministers have so much power. A minister that uses Malaysia and Norway to justify a policy in the oil sector is an ignorant minister. Why don’t you use Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Venezuela, who are big players in the oil industry? What is the role of Malaysia in the global oil market? She didn’t use the appropriate examples.
Crime / Re: Grandmother Sold Baby For N200,000 In Jos by popsy007(m): 12:53pm On Aug 01, 2013
Macelliot: Wonder shall never end.
See business (commerce)!

The producer (The Mother)
From the Manufacturer (Grandma) to the wholesaler (Eucharia), who sold it to the retailer (Rita), who sold it to the final consumer(Grace).
This one na confirm business.
e beta say she no chop am 4 winch...
Celebrities / Re: Taiwo Oyebanjo And Dotun’s Traditional Wedding Pictures by popsy007(m): 10:51pm On Jul 27, 2013
Wait o!,whr oga dbanjo 4 diz pix

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