This needs to be on the frontpage.

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A Nigerian Blogger known as Gerrad Chigozie has taken to Facebook to blast those who visit Shopping Malls, buy stuff and pay thousands without pricing them after which they come out to cheat roadside sellers by bargaining so low. I fully agree with him on this one.

Below is an excerpt of this post this evening:

"You visit Shoprite daily and shop thousands of goodies without pricing.

Then you come out to price down the commodity of a poor woman by the roadside. You threaten to leave if she does not agree to your price. Out of pity for her children, she sells it to you at a price far lower than what she got it.."

His Facebook Profile: https://web.facebook.com/gerradfx

Below are some screenshots of his post and the comments on it.

MeandSum:


Are you kidding me? then, you need to read about fair use. Not a single article on your site (including all the ones you posted here) gave any credit whatever.

And you claimed ownership by not stating clearly the article is not yours - it is an inferred ownership if no statement is made to indicate otherwise.

Did you seek permission from the sites you copied from? A big NO would be your answer.

Don't you find it ironic that you stole every single thing on your site, yet, you added a copyscape notification that says "do not copy"?

Alright..I'm sorry. Let's bury the hatchet. If you can watch my site for the next 2 days, you'll see that I've changed okay...Just let this case be a mistake..Maybe next time you can take action against me...Thanks!

MeandSum:


Are you kidding me? then, you need to read about fair use. Not a single article on your site (including all the ones you posted here) gave any credit whatever.

And you claimed ownership by not stating clearly the article is not yours - it is an inferred ownership if no statement is made to indicate otherwise.

Did you seek permission from the sites you copied from? A big NO would be your answer.

Don't you find it ironic that you stole every single thing on your site, yet, you added a copyscape notification that says "do not copy"?

Point of correction please. NOT EVERY ARTICLE. I write articles myself please. Let this matter be bygone. Meanwhile, the blog in question is not even growing..

MeandSum:


stealing content is not a funny business... so you can "lol" your sorry a$$ away.
I think the best option I have is to run a circle around you and alert all the people you've been stealing articles from. Then, have them file DMCA with google for every single page on your site.

next, I can contact any ad company you're using and file a complaint with them (good for you, I didn't find any adsense ad on your site). How is that "lol" working out for you now?

I have a very high level of intolerance towards thieves. Makes no difference - politician or fake webmasters like you. stealing is stealing.

TBH, my blog does not claim ownership of all articles on it. Our duty is to collate several types of tech news all in one place for everyone to have it at ease. Any by the way, we do give credit to original writers. No plagiarism intended.

Another chance has come for all MTN Users to smile this 2016. So far, we have been enjoying the Etisalat 0.0kb tweak, as well as the Airtel N20 Unlimited tweak as well.


This time around, we have come to make you smile with the brand new MTN 750MB data tweak.


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STEP 1

- Tweak this IMEI 3523730522***** (auto-generate the last five digits and validate with IMEI analyzer).

STEP 2

- After successful tweaking, put your phone on airplane mode and after 30 seconds, put it back on normal mode.


STEP 3

- Using SMS Bomber, send SAMSUNG or MIFI to 131. If you get an error message, it means that the imei you generated has been used. So generate another one.

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MeandSum:


You see the OP is not denying it.

Beside, the burden of proof is on her. I know the original source of the article. I'll post it here if the OP says I'm lying.

lol

Team CR7!!!

2016 has been a great year for everyone, as more and more tweaks are being generated. We have come up with another great post on how you can browse on PC unlimitedly for just N20. This is similar to the Etisalat Chatpak, but is cheaper and easier to set up.

HOW DO I ACTIVATE MY AIRTEL FOR UNLIMITED FREE BROWSING?

UPDATE:
Kindly dial *522# to subscribe and after 24hrs validity, just dail this code *522*2# or instead, sms STOPOK2 to 7801 and re-subscribe to continue enjoying your browsing, download and streaming. You will get a confirmation text-message immediately you dial that code. Text like this; "Welcome! Download the App you like today! Click http:///Airtel-wlcma Access is valid for N20/day. To opt out, Text STOPOK2 to 7801


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2016 has been a great year for everyone, as more and more tweaks are being generated. We have come up with another great post on how you can browse on PC unlimitedly for just N20. This is similar to the Etisalat Chatpak, but is cheaper and easier to set up.


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Etisalat is really good when it comes to speed in internet browsing and downloading. Since Etisalat blocked the Chatpak tweak, many users have been finding it difficult to browse free. We have decided to wipe your tears, as we come again with this tutorial on how to use the Etisalat Free Browsing on PC, without the aid of simple server.

STEP 1
Download this app called DF Tethering Fix from play store

STEP 2
After successful connection on your mobile using psiphon, navigate to Settings>Portable Hotspot>USB Tethering>Click on tether.

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Etisalat is really good when it comes to speed in internet browsing and downloading. Since Etisalat blocked the Chatpak tweak, many users have been finding it difficult to browse free. We have decided to wipe your tears, as we come again with this tutorial on how to use the Etisalat Free Browsing on PC, without the aid of simple server.


STEP 1
Download this app called DF Tethering Fix from play store...

FOR CONFIGURATION AND FULL SETTINGS, READ MORE: http://www.naijatechscout.com/2016/01/update-how-to-use-etisalat-0kb-on-pc.html

MeandSum:


You almost fooled me there with that article.
what do you gain by stealing other people's content, posting it on your site as yours and then posting it here with no credit to the original writer?

I think you should stick with what you were doing before - trying to sell people pen1s enlargement like you've been doing before.
every single article you've posted here has been a copy of other people's work. Do you have shame at all?

I wont blame you tho!

Google loves pages that load in no time, and not only on desktop, but on mobile too. They even provide developers guidelines to help optimize the performance of your blog.
What else makes speed important?
Does it happen to you to click a link and then have to sit and wait there forever for the site to load? What’s your first impulse? Do you actually sit and wait or leave in the first few seconds?

NOTES:
1. The slower the page, the greater the abandonment.
2. 1 in 4 people abandon a web page that takes more than 4 seconds to load,
3. 50% of mobile users abandon a page if it doesn’t load in 10 seconds, and 3 out of 5 won’t return to that site.

Knowing that one fourth of U.S. mobile web users browse only on their phones, never using a laptop, tablet or desktop computer to access the Internet, the numbers above must be carefully considered. If your blog receives attention from mobile searchers read this post on responsive blog design.

[size=16pt]Is your blog too slow?[/size]

To find out, run a site speed test using Pingdom tools, which will also give you information on the pages that slow down your blog so you can make the necessary optimization like reducing the file size of large images. Or even better, go to Google’s PageSpeed Insights and type in your URL to get their suggestions on how to speed up your site.

If you don’t like the results you see, these tips can make your blog load faster:

Optimize your images before uploading
If the images on your blog are too large it will take to long for pages to load. This is probably one of the biggest reasons behind slow websites. Read Google’s guide on the best image format for each file type, and use tools like Picasa or Pixlr editor to resize your images to the corresponding size in which they will be displaying on your blog. You can also use the Online Image Optimizer to easily optimize your gifs, animated gifs, jpgs, and pngs, and convert one image type to another for free.

Check the results for your blog images…
Do this with all your blog images before uploading, because this way you save lots of work and time of your readers’ browsers that they need to do before they display your blog page. Less work means faster loading for your site.

Store your data locally or set up a CDN
Make sure all your images are saved on your servers. If you started your blog on Blogger for example, and then moved to WordPress, ask your designer to also get all images from there, so when someone views a page on your blog the images will upload from your servers and this way speed up the loading time.
If you have visitors from many countries worldwide, set up your blog on a content delivery network (CDN) that way caching your images, CSS and javascript closer to your users to enable faster page loads. This means you keep your blog content in sync automatically in various locations, so when visitors come to your site the latest copy of the page is loaded from the location closest to them. For steps on how to set up and integrate a CDN check this video.

Choose your hosting provider wisely
Before you sign up an agreement with a company that will be hosting your site (storing your data and making it available to online users), be sure to consider what they are offering. Ideally you would want your own dedicated server, but until then check the available bandwidth of your hosting service – you will need lots of it and not shared with others, as it will decrease your blog speed. Also select a reliable provider that guarantees the servers will be up and running.

Use caching plugins
Caching can significantly improve your blog’s performance. If ten people visit your homepage, ten requests are made to the database to retrieve this page; if the same request is made for a thousand people, you can imagine that will really slow things down. When using caching plugins, like W3 Total Cache or Advanced lazy load, a copy of the page is generated and uploaded instead of sending requests to the servers, unless changes were made to the page in recent time.

Do a regular cleanup!
So let’s say this blog post inspires you to optimize and speed up your blog. (Yeey! ) In a couple of months you’ll need to do this again, and again… Remove stored revisions of old posts, plugins you don’t use anymore and update the rest. Regular cleanup is more than necessary if you want your blog to be fast enough to keep readers happy.

So how do you speed up your blog? Do you have some tips to share?

READ MORE & MORE: http://www.naijatechscout.com/2015/12/5-killer-tricks-to-make-your-blog-load.html

SEO is an ever-changing field, and standards have drastically changed over the years. Basically, you just need to adjust and do strategies that adhere to Google’s standard. In this article, we will try to identify techniques that kill our SEO.


1. Keyword Stuffing

Keyword stuffing means using too many keywords in the page title, meta title, meta description, alt text of the images and in the body of the content. In the past, this technique was used to help a website rank on the first page of Google’s results for their target keyword. But this just wouldn’t work today.

Google is continually updating their Panda algorithm, and manipulative practices like keyword stuffing wouldn’t work with the current SEO environment.

What you can do is use different variations of your target keyword. For instance, if you want to rank for “Japanese restaurant in Makati”, instead of using that keyword repeatedly, you can use synonymous/relevant terms or phrases such as “Japanese restaurant in Glorietta” or “Teppanyaki Restaurant in Makati”.

Click here to learn how to do keyword research

Free keyword tools are readily available on the Web today such as Google Keyword Planner. Meanwhile, a quick way to learn relevant terms to your target keyword is through checking the “Related Searches” section when you look up your target keyword on Google.

Related Searches
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2. Lousy Content

Are you still publishing content that lacks depth and quality? Yes, I’m talking about the 250-word blog post that you quickly whip up just to keep your site “regularly updated”.

An important part of effective SEO is quality content. Remember that people go to the Web to look for information that will help them, and you are giving them that when you publish well-crafted posts and articles. Meanwhile, you will easily lose user interest if your content lacks depth.

Well-researched and informative articles lessen your bounce rate, because people will be compelled to stay and read what you have to say. As a result, you’ll be placed at a higher position on Google search results pages (SERPS).

Good content is also worthy to share. If you did a great job of engaging and compelling your users or audience, your posts can easily go viral. Aside from that, increase a post’s exposure by promoting it on social media platforms and asking other authors in the same niche to feature you in their content.

3. Inappropriate Links

Internal linking can do wonders for your site if you know how to do it properly. However, it can turn into a disaster if it becomes abusive and irrelevant.

Avoid linking to irrelevant pages within your website. Although linking to other pages in the site can help in your strategy, that doesn’t mean that you can just drop links within the body of your content even if they don’t have any relation to the topic being discussed on a particular post.

As a user, how would you feel if you clicked on a hyperlinked word or phrase only to find out that it’s irrelevant to the article you’re reading? More than being bad for your site’s ranking, it’s impolite and disrespectful. Remember, it’s all about user experience. Make their stay on your site worthwhile and see to it that they are getting the help, information, or solution they need.

4. Spammy blog comments

Spammy blog comments are the bane of SEO and can cause your website’s ranking to drop or worse, get penalized by Google. Yes, that’s your worst nightmare right there, and it can turn all your hardwork to nothing if you’re not careful.

Here’s a list of dos and don’ts that will help you veer away from spammy commenting:

Dos

Do contribute something to the conversation. Share your views and opinions about the post and interact with the author and other commenters. Only drop links if it’s relevant and avoid sounding too promotional.
Do comment on high-quality and relevant content and posts. The Spam Scoring System of Open Site Explorer helps determine how spammy a particular page is and gives you an idea whether it’s safe to drop a link there or not.



Do build an online reputation and brand awareness by using the name of the representative of your website when commenting. This makes you more relatable and trustworthy.

More so, don’t stop interacting when you placed a comment on a post. Read the other posts found in the site, continue reaching out to the author, and build a relationship not just with the site owner, but with other commenters as well.
Do put a name of a person on the “name of commenter” field. It is designated for that specific purpose, so don’t use it to link back to your site or promote your brand name.


Don’ts

Don’t use a keyword or keyword phrase and link it to one of the pages found in your site.
Don’t put comments that don’t contribute to the conversation at all. Example: “Great post! (link here)”
Don’t comment on heavily spammed pages.
Don’t use a vague identity. People need to know that you’re a real person.


5. Social Bookmarking

Links coming from social bookmarking will not improve your strategy and ranking. Most social bookmarking sites are already heavily spammed, so you should just put your efforts on another technique.

Meanwhile, this may still work if you promote your content on high-quality sites like Reddit, but don’t count on it too much. If you still want to incorporate this practice in your strategy, just keep it at a minimum.

6. Spammy Anchor Texts in Forum Signatures

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Using keywords on your forum signature and linking it back to your site will not work today. It would be more advisable to use the name of the owner of the site or the person representing it.

Besides, it’s a bit of a hard-sell marketing ploy and this can easily turn off your target audience.

Instead of spamming your forum signature, what you should focus on is joining high quality and relevant forums. This is a good avenue to share helpful content and reach your target audience. If you stick with forums aligned with your niche, you can expect to see highly-targeted traffic to your website.

7. Link Directory Submission

Link directory submissions are not harmful per se, but it poses a danger to your website when you get listed on directories that are low in quality. These directories have very lenient filtering procedures—that is, if they actually sift through submissions because most likely, they don’t.

If you want to give link directory submission a try, you can try to get listed on human-curated directories like DMOZ.com.

8. Sitewide Links

You’d rather have 50 domains linking back to you than 100 links coming just from one domain. Remember, it’s not the number of links that defines the value of your website, but the number of root domains that links back to it.

Sitewide Links
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9. Article submission

Matt Cuts mentioned in a video that building links on article directories no longer works because it’s an abused technique. In fact, Google have detected this manipulative practice and puts no value on links that come from them.

What you can try is guest blogging. This can work to your advantage as long as you can follow quality guidelines.

Avoid manipulative techniques, because they just don’t work today. What you should focus on is creating quality content and prioritizing the experience of your audience.

10. Infinite (Endless Scroll)
While no technique is inherently bad, this design method is one of the most overused and misunderstood design techniques on the Web today.
While only truly useful for certain specific user intents, many sites use it with the idea it helps site engagement because visitors don’t have to click. Just give them a stream they will be happy. However, if a user wants to stream that glorious content is dependent on use case. That use case is highly specific and narrowly focused. In fact, when used incorrectly it can potentially hurt your site especially in terms of SEO, usability, and conversion optimization.
So let’s first define what infinite scroll is and how it is best used.
SitePoint defines infinite scroll as:

"A design pattern where content is fetched asynchronously from a database or master file and inserted into the user’s page as they consume the information. This results in a seemingly endless page that continues to load content as the user scrolls towards the bottom."

OK, so now we know what it is, next we need to know, what are the pros and cons of using this method?
infinite-scrollPros

Pagination: No need to paginate and users get one stream.
Clicks: Users do not need to click to read except possibly a load button (always advisable).
Fast Access: Quick access to page content especially on mobile and tablet. Just a flick of the fingers.
Good for Explorers: Infinite scroll is good for content that is based on exploratory actions and intent. It is also best when it consists of items that the user can easily break down into categorical taxonomies.
What is that?
So for example, if you had a site about beer and you wanted to show all your IPAs, infinite scroll would enable the user to browse all items in ONE category. The benefits of effect are lost when the user is expected to determine placement of items in the hierarchy.
It is also good for sites like Facebook and Twitter that display chronological information. These sites have a natural time flow that almost demands infinite scroll. However, they are some of the few sites that use it the way it was intended.

So what are the negative affects of infinite scroll?

"Endless scrolling is not recommended for goal-oriented finding tasks, such as those requiring people to locate specific content or compare options." – Jakob Nielsen

So what does this mean it is not good for people who are goal-oriented searchers? In most cases we are referring to e-commerce, however it could be news sites or basic informational queries. Whenever the use has a specific intended goal bent on item retrieval.
Now what are my drawbacks?
Cons

Scrollbar Issues: Breaks the scrollbar, which users rely on to understand the length of the page and how much is between them and the end.
Placement Confusion: No way to know where you are in the scroll or page if your users need to leave and come back.
Page Speed – SEO Issue: Page weight while Google is leery of fully crawling infinite scroll it will trigger some types of implementations and if it does just how much are you feeding the spider in terms of page weight and response delays.
Memory Issues: If you put too much scroll into the page, you are consuming browser memory with each flick of a finger and you can cause browser performance issues.
Specificity of Content: Often infinite scroll is used to replace good page and site architecture. It seems to be a very prevalent byproduct of the page design experience. This can cause usability issues, as the content is not categorized in a meaningful and/or consumable fashion way, while also not being specific to the page.
Usability – Conversion Issue: Not good for users who need to perform goal-oriented tasks such as locating specific content.
Footer Stickiness: Difficult to add a usable footer which for many sites is one of the highly visited portions of the page and will frustrate the user who cannot reach it.
Sentiment: This method can be psychologically draining for task-based goals. This experience can make a user feel overwhelmed and associate a negative experience with using your site.

Suggestions?
First make sure you are using infinite scroll for the right page type, user intent, and site goal. Don’t frustrate your users for "cool tech."
If you are merely using it because you think people will read more, the usability studies do not show this to be true if the intent is not matched to the method. I.e. if they are looking at an exploratory user, users will likely report a positive experience (if implemented correctly). However, if used for a task-oriented experience the user is likely to find the use of forever scroll tiresome, disorienting, and unhelpful in assisting the user in locating your content. When a user cannot locate what they are looking for they will often find a site that better meets their needs.
Second if you decide 'YES" this does match my user intent, site, and conversion goals, make sure you have implemented the method and the tracking according to Google’s instructions. If not implemented correctly it will cause SEO issues, which means not being found and not converting visitors.
11. Lazy Loading
Lazy Loading is the latest in a not-so-short list of scripted solutions that cannot be properly spidered by Google for content indexing.
What Is Lazy Loading?
Lazy Loading is when the next part of the page, whether it is images or content, does not load until you interact with that part of the page in a manner that initializes the object in that page to load (example: your content is not visible until you scroll to that part of the page, then it appears).
What Does This Mean for Your Site?
This means your content or images will not be indexed by Google if they are below the load point because Google spiders will not try to interact with your script and load the rest of the page. Since your content or images are not loaded and essentially invisible to the spider, only the visible part of the page is indexed.
This issue can hurt your site in terms of traffic for say Google image search or devaluations by the Google algorithms for thin content, as you do not have enough above the index point to pass muster.
SPECIAL NOTE: Lazy Loaded images will also not load into G+
Suggestions?
Follow this advice from John Mu and Google on how to handle the lazy loading of images and content, however, unless you are in real need of this method the solutions are awkward and clunky and not easy to implement. It would be better to take the age-old instruction to "design out the issue" if possible, rather than be married to something that is going to eat up development time with little value for your users or site.
Design out the issue?
Often the people that design a site or page have little technological experience and design in strictly visual terms i.e. "Is it pretty?" Often these items are very difficult to actually implement at a technical level or a different solution might save 50 percent in development time. So before you approve a design you should have your development and SEO team review the design to see if there are elements that will be complex to implement and can be designed out. Designing out complex implementation issues can save your team a lot in time and resources.
12. Not Mobile-Friendly
If your site is NOT mobile-friendly, stop what you are doing right now and go make a plan to get it there. This is one of those Come To (Insert person here) moments in your website’s life that if you rely at all on organic search traffic (or even Facebook) has to be fixed or you will lose traffic. Loss of traffic means loss of money, then jobs, then well we all know how that goes, so let’s not think past that.
Is Being Mobile-Friendly That Important?
Over the past two years, Google has been very explicit that sites needed to start taking mobile into account. On January 24, it even released a mobile algorithm that started removing sites from mobile search for not being mobile-friendly. OK maybe not completely gone, but far enough down you would need a ladder and rope to find you.
If your site is not mobile-friendly and generally this means is "responsive," "adaptive," or "responsive/adaptive," and in mobile search you do not see the words "mobile-friendly" next to your listing, you will lose some or all of your rank in Google SERPs, if Google sticks to its guns.
So what is responsive? Adaptive? And responsive-adaptive? When talking about your website? These are techniques that allow your site to be best seen in the desktop and mobile.

Responsive: Uses one code set and techniques such as viewports, breakpoints, and CSS "media queries" to make the site render properly in all types of devices by estimating how it will appear on that screen size. It does not use device detection. The issue typically with these sites is proper loading of images into the mobile version and not serving a mobile site to a desktop user who has resized their screen.
Adaptive: Design uses device detection and progressive enhancement to adapt the site to the user in a specific manner. The issue is you cannot know all device types and trying to render to as many as exist on the market today could keep a team of developers rather busy.
Responsive-Adaptive: Is an excellent technique that uses Responsive design for all your main components, but special scripting for items such as image loads, so you can serve the lightest pages on the mobile surface.

Special Note: Did you get a mobile usability warning in your Google Webmaster Tools? If so, fix the issues immediately. You have been put on notice that your site will not be viewed well as further mobile algorithms are pushed out.
Suggestions?
If you have a Wordpress site most themes today are responsive; if yours is not, find one that is and switch to that. (A lot easier than trying to make a no-responsive WP site work properly) If you have a site that is built outside Wordpress, find someone who is an expert in coding responsive sites and get going. There is no workaround for this anymore as m. sites are not long for the Google Search results.

In this article, we have tried to identify 12 deadly mistakes that kills SEO. Hope you all learnt from it!

SOURCE: http://www.naijatechscout.com/2015/12/12-deadly-mistakes-you-are-making-that.html

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All President Goodluck Jonathan campaign materials illegally deployed on street lamp poles in Lagos State have been ordered to be removed by the state government led by Governor Babatunde Fashola.

Making the disclosure on Wednesday was the Managing Director of the Lagos State and Advertising Agency, LASAA, George Noah, at a news conference in Ikeja, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria.
According to Noah, the Lagos State Government has ordered the Transformation Ambassador of Nigeria (TAN) and its affiliates to immediately remove all President Jonathan campaign materials illegally deployed on street lamp poles in Lagos.

President Goodlcuk Jonathan’s posters shares a street pole with Chinese telecom company, Huawei.

He also disclosed that if TAN failed to heed the order, that LASAA’s enforcement team would remove the posters in line with the enabling law setting up the agency.

According to Noah, LASAA was constrained by recent developments in the electioneering campaign in Lagos to bring to the fore impunity and illegality that posed immeasurable and long term damage to those who erect, operate and maintain billboards in the state.

He added that the agency had been informed that in the last 48 hours, two advertisers in the outdoor sector had terminated multi-million naira contracts with outdoor agencies registered by LASAA to operate in the state.

He stated that the contracts had been terminated as a result of the parallel and illegal deployment of Jonathan campaign materials on poles paid for by these advertisers.

“The two advertisers in question are Chinese Telecoms firm, Huawei and Globacom and the outdoor agencies affected are Touch Point Limited and Clearedge Limited. Both agencies have lost a whooping N350 million.

“The illegal and brazen act by agents of the PDP is unjust, inconsiderate and therefore unacceptable at a time outdoor advertising is facing stiff competition from television, radio and social media
“The illegal act by the agents of the PDP is capable of destroying outdoor agencies in our State. It will almost certainly leads to lay-off of workers and loss of revenue for our stakeholders,” he stated.
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George Noah, Managing Director, Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency (LASAA)

Noah added that in line with the agency’s statutory functions to regulate and control outdoor in Lagos, “LASAA hereby directs the Transformation Ambassador of Nigeria and its affiliates to remove all campaign materials illegally deployed on street lamp poles in Lagos State immediately, failing which our enforcement team will remove same in line with the enabling law setting up LASAA.”

He claimed that the PDP agents had been removing the advert materials of Glo on poles which the telecom company paid for, to replace them with Jonathan’s posters.

Noah further alleged that the PDP and TAN had deployed policemen wherever these impunities were taken place to give them cover and safeguard their illegal act.

He informed that the police authorities had withdrawn the policemen attached to the agency to assist it in enforcing illegality in the outdoor industry.

“What they have done is to withdraw the policemen attached to us. They are using the police to fester an illegal act. They are coming to Lagos to disrupt the outdoor business worth about N50 billion and employs about 100,000 people. They have transferred all sorts of people to Lagos state to do their dirty jobs. It is one illegality gone too far,” he said.


http://www.diamondreport.com.ng/2015/01/jonathans-posters-to-be-removed-in-lagos.html

Yes, actor Muna Obiekwe died of a kidney disease but there are untold stories you really need to know about the death of the handsome actor.

From some of the sad posts that Muna’s colleagues posted on their various social media accounts, it was made known that the actor, who is survived his wife and children, died after he could not afford the fee the Nigerian health care was demanding.

Nollywood actors, Uche Jumbo, Mike Ezuruonye, Stella Damasus and others who confirmed the death of the talented Nollywood actor, also in their posts made it known that they were all in the dark as to his health condition. Even Nigeria’s Actors’ Guild president, Ibinabo Fiberesima, was unaware of the actor’s illness before his sudden death.

Some of the actors and actresses confirmed from their posts also that the film industry in Nigeria is no better than a ‘make-believe’, as everyone is just content with the publicity and showing off involved in the business. Actress, Ify Okeke made it known that there are no real friends in the industry.
It is also true that the health system in Nigeria needs a revamp as unconfirmed reports said that the late actor needed only N50k for dialysis per day and Muna allegedly could not afford this. Ify Ikeke thinks that, although Muna did not open up to anyone in the industry about his health situation, most of our actors and actresses prefer showing off to helping fellow colleagues.

It would be recalled that the popular musician and music director, OJB Jezreel, had a kidney transplant in India with the help of his celebrity colleagues who donated generously. But in Muna’s case, there was a sad end, as the Internet went abuzz yesterday, Sunday, January 19, 2015 when news of his death surfaced online. Here are some of what his colleagues in the Nollywood industry had to say about his death…

Stella Damasus
Just confirmed it from some close friends and relatives that he is really dead. The message from twitter that he was still alive was from a fake account. So this is my pain, how do you know what to believe and what not to believe? Where do we draw the line?

Over nine thousand people on twitter have believed that he is still alive because of the fake twitter account. REST IN PEACE BRO! I was really hoping that it was a rumor. God rest your soul. This is too painful. Whoever put that message out not the fake twitter account should be careful. Don’t play games with people’s lives like that.

Yvonne Jegede
“Some times i wish we don’t take some things for granted. Been calling and his phone is switched off. I wish i could have a short chat with you now. I wish i could just see you one more time. My friend, my colleague, my boss, my senior, my GUYYYYYY…

Tears won’t stop, my heart beating faster, Bless the day i met you, bless your soul, bless your family you left behind. #nollywoodactor #nollywoodhulk #nollywoodlover #nollywoodworker #sabiguyREST IN PEACE MUNA OBIEKWE #WeLoveMunaObiekwe”.

Uche Jombo
“It’s not the length of life but the depth of life” RIP muna! Update:it’s sad that someone will try to make this sad day more difficult by tweeting through a fake account.

Like you all I wish it was a lie but sadly it’s not.please just pay your respects and stop with the tagging about this fake account user. I refuse to give him 1min.

Mike Ezuruonye
So sad…Muna whyyyyyyyyyy ….Ohhh Whyyyyyyyy..R.I.P bro…Nollywood looses another
Death is not something to toy with…His first cousin Called me and told me n I confirmed from those who saw it all..for those of u cursing me out I hope after this all u will apologize ..And realize there are impersonators claiming to be some Celebrities on tweeter too..God bless.

Nonso Diobi
I v just confirmed from AGN president that Muna Obiekwe is truly dead, its so sad and still can’t bliv dis .

Ify Okeke
I truly hate to be a harbinger of bad news but I want to confirm that MUNA OBIEKWE IS DEAD! And am so angry! Yes not just because we lost another great talent but because in this industry we are not our brothers kepper. Yes,Muna mighty have wanted or lived a private life but people knew he was sick,people knew his health condition and yet what did they do,some tried but if they had cried out to the world MUNA might have gotten help. We are just colleagues NO REAL FRIENDS! Rest In Peace MUNA”

SOURCE: http://www.diamondreport.com.ng/2015/01/the-real-story-behind-death-of-muna.html

Muna Obiekwe is dead. Despite lots of rumours and speculations surrounding that tragedy, multiple sources, including TheNation, LindaIkeji Blog, others confirm that the actor has actually passed away.

READ MORE: http://www.diamondreport.com.ng/2015/01/muna-is-dead-fellow-actors-confirm-death.html

When all his relatives start dropping dead, he'll be wondering what caused it

killercute16:
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LOL

Cool

FriedPlantain:
See your mouth, Swansea wey be say we fight hard to beat for Stamford Bridge 4-2 na e you dey yeye like that? Ok oo

For me dem no be team...#HALA MADRID#

Jblaiseboy:


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Style of Play

FriedPlantain:
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Swansea na team?