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Wow

The organizers of this contest should be more clinical so as to be ahead of other organizers of contest of this nature... There's no point adding the contestants state of origin (as you guys call it)... People need to vote based on true beauty not on sentiments... I suggest you adhere to this if you truly want the best to win. Thanks for understanding.

Modified: my vote goes for IVY

Probably coz of the pregnancy... It affects the mood of women times.

The Nollywood actress shared this on her Instagram page and captioned it ...

"Result of taking so many pictures in a day as usual and posting just 1 or 2 lol.. Happy Sunday".

We get it Rukky... We know this is the best you got in today's pics taking. We love you tho

Congrats. Thanks for doing us proud.

Nice development, Nigerians should be happy about the success of Nigerians when it comes to global appointments... Anything less is share stupidity. Think deep! Be wise!!

A Nigerian, Mohammed Barkindo, has emerged the new Secretary General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries‎ OPEC. His appointment was announced at the organization's meeting at Vienna today June 2nd. Barkindo was the Managing Director of NNPC from 2009 to 2010, and served as acting secretary-general of OPEC in 2006. He replaces Libya’s Abdalla El-Badri, who had completed full terms.

Barkindo was born in Yola, Adamawa state ‎on the 14th of February 1944. He attended Barewa College,Zaria and then Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where he obtained a Diploma in Law in 1969. Later he attended North London Polytechnic (1973–1975) and St Clements University in the Turks and Caicos Islands (2000–2002).

He worked with the Nigeria Customs Service, Nigerian Port Authority and the National Freight Company. Joining the Gongola State civil service, he became a Commissioner for Works and later a Commissioner for Animal Health. Barkindo was a director of the National Engineering and Technical Company (1991–1993), chairman of Stirling Civil Engineering Nigeria Limited (1991–2003) and chairman of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (2003–2005)

Good friends are a blessing, but best friends are hard these days

This could be the biggest revelation yet by NASA, UK based news agency reports it as follows…

there have always been speculations of life beyond our earth, We cannot say what the news will be, but it has sent alien hunters into an absolute frenzy, in the belief that NASA is going to reveal to all there is clear evidence that they have discovered... Here's the source:

http://www.fixmeblog.com/nasa-to-make-a-major-announcement-today-about-aliens-discovery/

Good question, i kept mine with my mum and now she doesn't remember where she kept it.

AskJimi:
Yes, that was just a trailer for the interview.

It's a 45 minute long interview where she tells her story of how acne blighted her life as just one of PCOS systems. She was also told she'd never be able to get pregnant because of the PCOS. She met one smart specialist who told her, stop all the creams and meds ... and change the way you eat. So that was what she did. Acne gone, periods regular, now the mother of a daughter she conceived naturally.

You can get access to the full interview and 28 others by signing up at www.thepcossummit.com

Thanks, but i have signed up, but got access to just two interviews, and her's was not part of them

AskJimi:
Acne (and Bacne) can be a symptom of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). This is a hormonal balance so those that say it is in the blood are, to an extent correct. It's within the system.

She needs to monitor the foods she eats and avoid the ones that can spike her blood sugar; she needs to be mindful of toxic exposure through mass produced skin care products, house cleansing products, etc.

You can find out more about PCOS at the free online PCOS Summit www.thepcossummit.com

https://vimeo.com/164065920/ is a clip of a lady that cured her acne after years of going through all kinds of creams and medications ... just by changing the way she eats.

Thanks, watched the video but it ended just before she said what she did to get rid of the Acne. Do you have the full video?

Alozsilviaz:
she should take Ruzu habal cleanser it will clear it believe me, it will clear it from the inside and kill the those bacteria from the inside .

How do i get the ruzu cleanser please?

thesource:
yes, the guy is right, Neo-Medrol will do the magic by clearing it away from her face. But let me be candid with you, the acne is not from her face, it's from her blood, which means that if she applies Neo-medrol and it clears it off her face it'll surely come back with full force. She needs to do a serious cleansing of her blood and she'll start taking lot of water after that, just take her to a very good pharmacy and tell them to help you get drugs that are very good for blood cleansing, this is how i was free from it. You can also contact me on whatsapp for some roots and herbal items she can use to prepare herbal concoction(Agbo) that's if she doesn't mind taking it, it's very very effective.

Thanks, would talk to her about it and will let you know

nwaanambra1:
just go to any reputable pharmacy and buy ha neo-medrol it goes for N1,200 or so, it will clear it out. she should apply it all over ha face before she sleeps and wash it out in the morning.


if she has stretch marks , bio-oil is the man! it clears stretch marks like magic.

Ooh thanks, would communcate it to her, although she said shr has tried all kinds of cream, i was thinking maybe its in the blood

nwaanambra1:
has she tried neo-medrol?

and another one is bio-oil

How's it like please, and have you tried it before or do you know someone who has tried it?

Hello house... So I've got this friend, she's so pretty, but she something seems to bother her. She's having issues with acne on her face, she has tried series of treatment creams but none seems to be working for her, so i tot to share this here, maybe we coupd help her get the right treatment for the acne, this is making her feel so depressed. I'll be glad if we could be of help here.
Below are the pictures but edited them though to conceal identity.

My uniben brethren.

Lol, that's nice

Is this a joke? How about Bsc undergraduates. No scholarship for them?

6. As soon as she got there, she started sharing the food for the little children. Her heart was filled with joy as each child skidded away with an item. As she looked
up, panic overwhelmed her, the chained slave, now unchained slave, walked towards her. Her heart was racing, she didn’t know what to say or do. She had longed for this moment but now the butterflies in her stomach were relentless

Sorry guys i couldn't pull out all of this intriging love story from the blog, but i got you the link to the full story: http://www.fixmeblog.com/story-time/

5. As She walked silently to the village square carrying her stolen goods, she couldn’t help but think of the chained slave again. She secretly hoped she would see him

4. Ani saw how much food her mistress had, yet her people lived in hunger. The food was so much that she knew even if she stole alittle her mistress would not even know. So she did, hid them in her skirt and sneaked out of the house.

3. Ani arrived home with her basket of fruits thinking it would make her mistress happy but once again she was reminded harshly that she was nothing but a slave

2. As Ani walked home, she fantasized about the chained slave. He was rugged fine, the scars on his body made him look even more handsome. At that moment, she made up her mind, she would see him again.

1. Once upon a time, in the distant land of kotanga their was a girl name Ani. Kotanga was a village under the leadership of the white men while the owners of the village worked in farms, cleaned or washed for the white men

Phillip Aduda could truly become the Senate president from PDP if Saraki goes down, that would make him the first Abuja indegene (GBAGYI) senate president. Now the clause is, this guy is one of PDP's big shot, but would he remain in the party or decamp to APC since the ruling party still would not be satisfied, having the opposition party as the senate president.

I bought mine early dec 2015, its a Mercedes C-class, went to Cotonou myself as I've now known all it takes to get a car there. Mine is a very clean factory fitted c240.
My advice- if you wanna get a car, be patient to save a considerable amount, don't just rush into it and end up with a car that will make life hell for you, un the end making you regret why you bought it. Note: got mine 1. 7m +clearing fees.

jemype:
falz- we came thru in that merccedes, mama look at how we made i, a little liquor and some ladies,... , and we dey turn up on the daily. falz- its our work oo. Or -falz-soft work

Omg you're such a genus. Thanks a million. Now that its Falz am beginning to love him.

CrazyScientist:
Post more lines, been if they're wrong

We can't do without Mercedes... Tell mama that we made it... Something like that.

So I've been trying to get the name of the artist so i can download the song, the only part i remember is a line in the chorus that says... 'We can't do without Mercedes'. It's a 2016 song by a Nigerian artist. But really do not know the song title. Can anyone help me out please. You could just try, even if it's just a hint.

My heart still goes out to them. Please, always endeavor to pray for your country. Very important.