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Kudos to all of you guys that have contributed to the thread. This is one the best topic in Nairaland so far and I am impressed with the quality response, analysis and incisive we have put in here.
Ajanle, kokoye, oyb, tkb,did guy and others:
You guys are very correct in your own way but just different in perspective, experience and environment. I have worked with a yankee returning who’s CV was spiral-branded (loaded) but jst an egghead. I have also work with another returning that is very vast, professional and resourceful in his field. The business culture and the enterprise environmental factor are different. One of the reasons a yankee returning look fluff is because here in naija, they give you a job and they want you to get the tools, skill and everything you need to be productive in that responsibility but in US/UK, they give you a job, the tools, the training and just a little effort needed from you. The returnee have confident and they can market their self with the phoney trick even with no technical-know-how. I was surprised when i met a CCIE abroad returnee certified professional that does not know how to Ping an ip address and such fellow will be earning fat. And some really acquired the knowledge, skill and dispensed after comming back

nell07: wow nice! Tnx allot!!
Pls throw more light on ''sage'' & ''sap''
re they BI related?
Its probably a dumb question, but i just need to ask pls.

They are application software, business process software with best practice in the world. They have different modules such as financial(takes care of accounting, journal etc), supply chain-procurement, PO, inventory, project system-project cost etc, HR management and so on. They also have BI processes and function which are used to generate required result. People can also give more details.

As a project manager you have an edge and you could function in any area, applying your skills. It will be better if you get a job and specialize in that particular application area (career) and gather experience. If you can find your self in oil&gas industry most especially oil servicing company (they do a lot of data analysis, statistical analysis and forecast), there you will appreciate BI better and gain alot of expi Try lay your hand on SAP, sage or any other BI softwares.

On the wedding day, how would both Parents stand ? as in-laws or as husband&wife to their children or as parent. this looks awkward

guttentag: Lagos population is more than 200M if not more than, just imagine other states

It is propergander to deceive the illiterate Hausa-Fulani to sympathise with them and justify their actions. Every hausa man that listen to this will praise them for their action. They also want to spring up anger- if you can remember 10years ago, it was bloodshed, killing and maiming in kaduna. My brother was macheted, spent 3 month in Saint Garage hospital.The end of BOKOHARAM is near, they are resorting to propergander.

If you read and listen to this Then you will stop arguing againt the fact that BOKOHARAM is a religion war. If you still think otherwise then i will suggest you review your Holy book, update it worldwide and embark on Re-orientation so that people like BOKOHARAM and other world sect will stop the killing

If you read this Then you will stop arguing againt the fact that BOKOHARAM is a religion war. If you still think otherwise then i will suggest you review your Holy book, update it worldwide and embark on Re-orientation so that people like BOKOHARAM and other world sect will stop the killing

“The second group we will also attack soon are PUNCH, Daily Sun, Vanguard, Guardian, Nation, Tribune, and National Accord”



The Islamic fundamentalist sect, Boko Haram, has threatened to attack PUNCH and six newspapers, all based in the South. The sect issued the threats in an 18-minute video posted on Youtube.

The sect did not cite the region where the media houses are located as a reason for the threats. However, the media houses listed for attacks are based in the South while those given warnings are based in the North.

The video message also contains a live coverage of the bombing of the Abuja office of ThisDay newspaper on Thursday by the sect.

The full transcript of the video is below.

“This is a message from the public awareness department of the Jamatu Ahlis sunnah lil daawati wal jihad, a group engaged in jihad in Nigeria.

“We wish to explain about the attack we carried out on ThisDay newspapers. Some of the reasons why we decided to attack some media houses, especially ThisDay, is because the paper was used in dishonouring our prophet, Mohammad (SAW), during a beauty pageant in Kaduna in November 2002.

“At that time, some people who called themselves leaders of Muslims came out to say they had forgiven those who committed the offence.

“But based on our knowledge, we know that no one has the power to forgive anyone for an offence that God himself has given judgment, especially on an offence that has to do with dishonouring Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

“No one has the power to forgive this type of offence, and the judgment is for such persons to be killed.

“This lady that committed this crime, the judgment on her is to be killed at any opportunity; and the media house is also supposed to be driven out of existence whenever there is a chance to do so.

“We are just getting the opportunity to attack the media house, and we are hoping to continue these attacks until we drive them out of existence.

“It is our hope that Allah (SWT) will help his religion.

“We know that any genuine Muslim must have been deeply touched by the Thisday incident.

“ThisDay newspaper is also leading in helping the government in fighting us, alongside other media houses that we will mention soon.

“Some of the offences of ThisDay and other media outlets include: firstly, during the botched attempt to rescue some kidnapped foreign nationals in Sokoto; these media houses asked us if we have anything to do with the kidnap and we said we have nothing to do with it, yet these media houses reported that we were responsible for the incident, that was a lie against us.

“Secondly, when we sent a video of our leader, Abubakar Shekau, the media houses reported things that our leader did not say, such as that in response to the president’s threat to finish us in three months, we have also threatened to finish the government in three months. But the truth is, nowhere in the video did our leader say what they attributed to him.

“Thirdly, on the purported arrest of Abu Qaqa by the SSS, we have come out to tell them that the person arrested was not Abu Qaqa,yet the media continue to portray us as liars, and even said that our leader had ordered for Abu Qaqa II to be executed, and we are now searching for Abu Qaqa III.

“Recently too, they came out with another lie that one Mohammed Awwal Kontagora was the Abu Qaqa II that was executed, and that even his parents confirmed it, that was just a big lie to convince the world.

“The media also said that we have killed the father of Abu Darda, so as to pass a message to him, because he had leaked our secrets after his arrest by security agencies, and they wanted him to know that he is one of our targets.

“These are all lies, and they are many.

“These media houses have committed a lot of offences that are detrimental to Islam, and we don’t have the power to forgive them. We will take revenge on them by God’s grace, some of these media houses have been categorised into three groups.

“The first group is the likes of ThisDay whose offences are big.

“The second group we will also attack soon are Punch, Daily Sun, Vanguard, Guardian, Nation, Tribune, and National Accord, which are all newspaper houses.

“There is also VOA Hausa radio. All these media houses we will attack them including their staff and offices, by God’s grace.

“VOA Hausa for instance has recently started campaigning for people to support the government against us by exposing us.

“The next group that are on the verge of joining this list who if they are not careful we will attack very soon include, Leadership, Daily Trust, Peoples Daily and RFI(Radio France international).

“There is an online medium known as Saharareporters who have their office in New York, and who have made their site as a platform for attack against Islam. So we are warning them to stop making their site an avenue for attacking Islam, otherwise we will find a way of attacking them too.

“We resorted to using this medium to send our message instead of the normal tele-conference because of the fear by journalists; which made them refuse to conduct the conference.

“We are grateful to God for the success recorded on the attack on Thisday, and we hope to continue such attacks.

“Finally, the government has now resorted to arresting our wives and children and also demolishing our houses, like they did in Biu recently, that is why we have also resolved to start attacking government schools, especially, tertiary ones.

“We promise to demolish 500 buildings for any one of our houses that the government destroys. We have already started with Gombe and Kano.”
http://www.punchng.com/news/boko-haram-threatens-to-attack-punch-six-south-based-newspapers/

sharap there !!!!How many match did he played? If not lately he as been less-used thru out the early season. He's a gd player but we dont need him. send him back to Chelsea bc i knw u are a chelsea fan ok

realsammie: what! benayoun..u cant b serious. i dnt think u're an ARSENAL fan

Am very much pleased with this development. let him sell-off or seek tranfer for Ramsey, Chammach, benayoun and Gevinho quick quick. This guys almost kill me with heart-attack

Mark Am - mean to tackle
My Ball - Mean Pass me the ball
I dey - same as My Ball
opio - mean Ball passes between legs
One Touch - mean you can only hit the ball once
Odie - mean own goal

This is tooo BAD!!!!!!!!, Hatred among friends. please listen to the video

http://www.naijapals.com/modules/naijapals/nigeria/topic,101542.0.html

i had to call my neighbours and my maid to confirm the blast, the sound was heard which means its near-by. I suspect arround woji-estate (ALCON side, alot of uncompleted building are there)

This guys have money sha!!!!!!
Warring founders of Mo’Hits, Don Jazzy and D’banj, are throwing barbs at each other as they move to divest their investments and interests in the label, a confidential email correspondence between them has revealed.

If you are one of those who still think that the fallout of Mo’Hits founders, D’banj and Don Jazzy, is a rumour which will dissipate in no time, you probably still live in the past. In fact, in order to make the future safe from the past, the duo is already formalising plans to share their assets especially on the ownership of the mouth-watering Mo’Hits catalogue comprising all D’banj’s albums (No Long Thing, Rundown Funk U Up and The Entertainer), Wande Coal’s Mushin to Mo’Hits and The Mo’Hits Crew All Stars’ album, Curriculum Vitae among others. Thus, as you read, Mo’Hits is only waiting for legal certification before it is pronounced dead. And the pallbearers are already waiting in the flanks to ferry the remains of the beloved label to its final resting place, bringing to a painful end the reign and run of the successful label.

In the meantime, the Mo’Hits crew has been divided, as the two figures in the unfolding drama are moving out with their different disciples: D’banj’s younger brother, K-Switch, understandably, goes with him while Wande Coal, Dr Sid and D’Prince have settled for Don Jazzy. The future of the label’s artiste manager, Sunday Are, is unknown. Long before the separation became public knowledge, D’banj and Don Jazzy were no longer on speaking terms, an authoritative source tells E-Punch.

Neither do they see eye to eye. In fact, at their last concert in New York in February, they only met on stage because each artiste had his own cubicle. Rather, they communicate via email only when necessary. In a confidential email correspondence between the former collaborators, exclusively obtained by E-Punch, the sordid details that might have led to their break up are veiled, but the bitterness-laced correspondences are open about their claims for the assets of Mo’Hits especially the catalogues of all the artistes.

D’banj must pay all the debts of Mo’Hits – Don Jazzy

In regards to D’banj’s claim for 100 percent ownership of all songs recorded under the Mo’Hits imprint, the acclaimed producer in an email on March 17th, states, “That Mo’Hits Records does not already own 100 per cent of the songs. Note that Mo’Hits Records only owns 60 per cent of the songs and 40 per cent belongs to the individual artiste. So, 40 per cent of the songs is not mine to give.” He continues, “That me (I am) giving him (D’banj) my share of the catalogue does not and will never include him having the right to stop them (the artistes) from performing the songs or give him the right to claim any monies for live performances of these songs. And any loans or debt owed by Mo’Hits records as at today will be cleared by Mr D’banj as I am clearly not aware of any.”

Don Jazzy states further that the catalogues he is releasing to his former partner only consists of songs already released in an album exempting new singles and unreleased materials. “So, songs like Wande Coal’s Go Low and Been Long You Saw Me are not part of this catalogue he is receiving. Also, an artiste like D’Prince, not only has he not released any album, he has not signed any contract whatsoever with Mo’Hits Records. That he has no right to claim any monies for deals that have been brokered already as at today with the catalogues or stop their usage. It is important to note that any unreleased songs done by any artiste (including D’banj and K-Switch) MUST NOT be released and is not part of the catalogue I am giving away.”

He adds, “With these few points, I do hope that you all realise that I have been generous enough to facilitate the End of the “D’banj & Don Jazzy” era as a team. After this new deal has been signed and sealed, I do NOT look forward to seeing an email whatsoever or hearing from the DKM (D’banj, K-Switch, Mo’Hits) crew, and all is well again.”

Will you return the Bentley I bought for you? – D’banj

Same day, D’banj responded to the email, stating, “In case he (Don Jazzy) forgot, this is the arrangement! 50/50—–song writer/ production, which means for a song X for artiste Y, 75 per cent as per production is fully owned by Mo’Hits and writing is shared 25/25 with the individual artiste co- writing. So, that’s the deal! So him (sic) saying 40 per cent is not his to give away is more like 75per me and 25per each artiste.”

He then asks, “What do you mean by any bills or loans would be cleared by Mr. D’banj? That will never happen because when I ran the company, I ran it perfectly and well. So, if I give him my shares he is left with 100 per cent liability. My catalogue is everything that has been done with the Mo’Hits system and under the normal agreement we have, that means everything I have recorded or that has been recorded whether new or old, or even classic, whether beat with concept or even idea without beats, anything we did as a team and sponsored by me throughout, then, it is mine. Including K-switch clause and all mine and even Wande’s singles and all till the date of signing even today.”

Continuing, D’banj writes, “And now, (I) wanna clear the air on this Samsung deal! I would expect by now that you understand that me keeping quiet is being GENEROUS because this is a deal structured under Mo’Hits Records, (and it is) the first deal and income you would ever bring into the company in eight years. We shared the first 150k (One hundred and fifty thousand dollars) the right way, 1/3 down and that was cool. But after you collected another 130k and did not say anything (that) is and could be described as theft! I only refused to contact them (Samsung) directly because of your reputation. But please don’t call me a fool and let’s know who is generous!” D’banj was not coy about his anger. He states that after sharing over N1bn with Don Jazzy in their Mo’Hits days, he was shocked that the producer would now sideline him when he got the balance from Samsung.’’

D’banj writes further, “Please, please, will he (Don Jazzy) return the Bentley because I bought it for him and it was N5.2m more than mine? And Prince that he claims has no signed contract but is actively involved and signed via engagement– I win his catalogue too – all recorded whether released now or not! This is because no one questioned me when I bought D’Prince N11m naira car (LR3/Range) without releasing any album just to boost the image of the boy and it worked for him! So, let’s get the facts straight, I AM BEING MORE THAN GENEROUS.”

Good music deal and other issues

After Don Jazzy inferred on twitter that the end might have come for Mo’Hits, E-Punch reliably gathers that D’banj was prevailed upon by close friends and associates not to talk despite being aggrieved that his lifelong friend had painted him black before the public. But the hyperactive entertainer, the source says, may have reached his tether’s end and any moment from now would reveal to the world all that went wrong between him and Don Jazzy. Part of what he will talk about, E-Punch learns, will dwell on the genesis of their separation and the point at which Don Jazzy advised that they did away with Mo’Hits and concentrate on their GOOD Music deal. “It was D’banj who prevailed on him that even if they were going to concentrate on their deal with Kanye, they didn’t need to do away with Mo’Hits,” says the source. When the deal with GOOD Music sailed through, Don Jazzy was signed on as a producer while D’banj was the artiste. By virtue of how the American music system works, producers are only meant to be heard not seen. So, the source says further, “Kanye and D’banj and the other guys were always going out leaving behind the producers, including Don Jazzy, which didn’t go down well with him. After some time, D’banj noticed this and to placate him, he bought both of them a Bentley each. Further, he also bought a house in Atlanta, equipped with high tech studio equipment so that Don Jazzy could be working mostly from their new home but he was not appeased as he felt that he was being outshined by D’banj.”

On the other hand, Don Jazzy allegedly told his close associates that the reason he decided to part ways with D’banj was because of an alleged arrogance which was impacting negatively on the other artistes. Long before Mo’Hits evolved, they were friends before becoming partners, putting up with each other’s shortcomings but fame and money have combined to becloud their tolerance of each other.
http://www.punchng.com/entertainment/e-punch/mohits-split-latest-dbanj-don-jazzy-in-war-of-words/

PLS READ AND CONTRIBUTE

The controversy stirred by Dr. Junaid Mohammed on possible break up of Nigeria is yet to die down. Leaders of Kogi and Kwara, two Middle Belt states the Second Republic legislator threatened to drag along with the North have reacted. Group Political Editor BOLADE OMONIJO, EMMANUEL OLADESU and ADEKUNLE JIMOH present their angry responses:

THE political and social elite of Kogi and Kwara states are angry that a section of the North is threatening to hold them as bargain in the event that Nigeria disintegrates. Perhaps taking a cue from Karl Meier’s contention that “this house has fallen” and the foreign prediction that the country can only last a few years given the current sociological pressure, Junaid Mohammed told a Sunday newspaper that the North was not afraid of a break up. He, however, added that this would only be allowed if Kogi and Kwara states were ceded to the North.

But, furious at the sheer thought, David Jemibewon, a retired Major General, fired three questions in one minute: “On whose mandate is he talking? Whose interest is he representing? Who authorised him?”

Jemibewon, a founding member and leader of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) hails from Kogi State. He found it insulting that Mohammed could conceivably be speaking for the people of Kogi and Kwara states.

The former military governor of the defunct Western State who reacted on the phone, said Mohammed lacked the mandate of his people in Kogi to speak on such a sensitive issue.

He added: “If it’s his personal view, which I cannot query, there is no problem. But if he claims to be speaking on behalf of the North, who gave him the mandate?

“I don’t think he represents my interest until he gets my mandate. If he has been authorised, I don’t have the right to query him. But who authorised him?”

Jemibewon was too angry to continue with the interview. But Rotimi Obadofin, another Kogi politician would not want to contemplate such a development. He said Mohammed was wallowing in self-deception and self-delusion, pointing out that the two states would not go with the North, if there is a break-up.

He said: “If the country should disintegrate at the end of the day, which is most likely, Kwara and Kogi are returning to the West, and this is not negotiable. It is inconceivable that Yoruba of Kwara and Kogi will be part of the North. The boundary is clear. We are Yoruba. There is no boundary between Yoruba of Kogi and Kwara. The contiguity is there.

“We have the same culture, language and environment. We till the same land and drink water from the same source. We have the same blood. So, on the contrary, our location is far apart from Hausa/Fulaniland; thousands of miles apart. We don’t speak the same language. We don’t have the same culture. We don’t share the same boundary. In fact, we have absolutely nothing in common. It is easier to integrate Europeans with the Hausa/Fulani than to integrate Kwara and Kogi with them.”

The deputy governorship candidate of Action Congress of Nigeria in the state, Hon. Henry Ojuola, would not speak for the whole state. He said: “I am a Yoruba man from Kogi West. I got the mandate to represent my people in the House of Assembly, so I know what my people want. I know their interests, culture, political culture, behaviour and aspiration. I do not pray that Nigeria breaks and I don’t think that any patriot should work for the disintegration of his country.

“However, should we get to that point, certainly my people in the five local government areas in Kogi West will go with our kith and kin in the West. We share the same language and culture and would feel more comfortable with them. Junaid Mohammed cannot speak for us. Who is he to decide for our people? How can he from Kano do that?”

On the other two senatorial districts of the state, Ojuola said he was not in position to speak for them. His words: “I cannot speak for the Ebira and Igala. But, I know that we share a lot with the Ebira. Remember that we share affinity in old Kwara State. We understand one another.”

There were indications yesterday that leaders of various groups in the state who felt stung by the Junaid Mohammed interview held a meeting during the week to consider how to officially react to the statement. While some of the leaders dismissed it as a non-issue and the opinion of one man, others said he could be speaking for an entrenched Northern interest group and should, therefore, elicit appropriate responses.

A former House of Representatives member from Ebiraland said, “Junaid should not be dignified with response. I have followed his outbursts since the Second Republic and he derives pleasure in avoidable and unnecessary controversy. I will not want to speak on the issue. I am an Ebira from Kogi State. Beyond that, I am a Nigerian. That’s all. No more. I do not know if there is a North today. The only one that I know died many years ago.” He, however, refused to be identified.

Kwara people are no less outraged. Justice Mustapha Akanbi, a retired President of the Court of Appeal, who hails from Ilorin, would not contemplate the break-up of Nigeria. He described whoever is thinking of Nigeria’s disintegration as an enemy of the people and the African continent.

“Those talking about the division of Nigeria are pessimists and enemies of the country”, said the pioneer Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC),

Justice Akanbi told The Nation that, “speaking for myself, I don’t want the break-up of the country. I want a united country. I have struggled for pan-Africanism all my life. I have struggled all my life talking of one great Nigeria which all African countries can look up to as a role model. Although we have not been able to give them that satisfaction, I will, till the end of my life, struggle for a united Nigeria.

“I can’t contemplate a situation where Nigeria will be divided into pieces. It is forward ever, backward never. I think those who talk about dividing Nigeria are pessimists. I am an optimist.

Referring to his orientation early in life, Justice Akanbi, who was introduced to pan-Africanism as an admirer of the late Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in Ghana, said: “Now getting to about 80 years, how can I start talking about the division of Nigeria? I hope it does not happen during my time and I pray that it does not happen in the time of my own children. Throughout my stay in Nigeria, I have seen any Nigerian as a Nigerian, as I have seen him as an African and that is my basic philosophy and that of my family. I daily pray for the greatness of Nigeria and Africa. When Europeans are having the European Union and other countries are united, how can we be talking about Nigeria in small pieces? Once you start that, you are running into deep waters and I hope the whirlwind will not consume us.

“So the question of whether Kwara, Kogi or any of the states will belong to one area, as far as I am concerned, is a non-issue. As a matter of fact, I prefer to be known as Akanbi, the pan-Africanist.”

The Kwara State governorship candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in last year’s poll, Alhaji Mohammed Dele Belgore (SAN), was optimistic that Nigeria would not be balkanised.

In Belgore’s words: “We don’t think that Nigeria will break up; we certainly hope it will not break up. Our strength as a nation lies in the different peoples working together for a common purpose of development and economic empowerment.

“Poverty and unemployment do not discriminate between north and south. These are ills that are common to both and these are matters that should call for our attention. Rather than talk about break- up, we should not be talking about Nigeria breaking up. instead we should be talking about building a strong and virile nation.”

The possibility of disintegration of Nigeria has come up in debates in recent times, following communal disputes in different parts of the country, the Niger Delta struggle, the campaign for a Sovereign State of Biafra in the South East and the devastating strikes by Boko Haram nihilists in the North.

There are now more strident calls for sovereign national conference, greater autonomy to the federating units and need for regional control of resources as was the case in the First Republic.

This has reportedly and understandably led to unease in the North that believes that it could be at the receiving end if the centre is weakened, leading to the recent call by chairman of the Northern States Governors Forum for a revisit to the derivation formula designed to pacify and placate a devastated Niger Delta.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/39301-don%E2%80%99t-drag-us-into-break-up-debate%2C-kogi%2C-kwara-leaders-tell-north.html

HIP HIP HURRAYY!!!!!! Happy seventieth bird day sir
you can also drop birth day greeting at the rccg official website
http://rccg.camp7.org/discussion?mode=MessageList&eid=821206&mlpg=78,74

HIP HIP HURRAYY!!!!!! Happy seventieth bird day sir
you can also drop birth day greeting at the rccg official website
http://rccg.camp7.org/discussion?mode=MessageList&eid=821206&mlpg=78,74

HIP HIP HURRAYY!!!!!! Happy seventieth bird day sir
you can also drop birth day greeting at the rccg official website
http://rccg.camp7.org/discussion?mode=MessageList&eid=821206&mlpg=78,74

HIP HIP HURRAYY!!!!!! Happy seventieth bird day sir
you can also drop birth day greeting at the rccg official website
http://rccg.camp7.org/discussion?mode=MessageList&eid=821206&mlpg=78,74

All are lonely chiks, funmi looks more sexy

All CIV's premier league players lost penalty kick, what a shame.!!!!!

Drogba baloon d ball lol

Penalty ke? That was outside d box now, african refreeee God help us

There is no big deal hear, girl. My sister is 29yr, graduate, she is a virgin, very beautiful, will be getin married by April. Its a know fact in the entire family.  we all suspected it, she declared it open during her introduction and swore in the presence of a bishop that conducted the prog and the entire family. So get your self together girl, not only u and dont make that as the principal part of you ok.

let me have the naira acct details pls

This is a good idea which is workable. Either reduction in phase or by weekly increase if the government are committed to the project and really want to cushion the impact on the masses. I see hoarding as a RISK to the idea which can be mitigated. Task force can be setup to go round check/monitor hoarding marketers and bring them to book. it might not be 100% perfect but will serve the masses better. GHANA have done this before, they have remove subsidy in  jan of the sm years nw

What is your New Year Resolution? Forget about “ I DON’T BELIEVE IN IT TALK” Be positive as we enter into a new circle of calendar year.
Mine is I WANT TO MAKE MORE FRIENDS THAN ENEMY THIS YEAR IN ALL RAMIFICATIONS

Pls tell me again, that BOKO HARAM is political ? why would they bomb church?, If it were masque that was bombed, i can assure you that there would have been reprisal attack on Christians. The knew  we wont fight back bc of our peaceful religion but what am sure of is,  if this fight start, they will be surprised.

This is very unfortunate and am unhappy about it. But seriously, we need to blame the organizer for not doing their job properly. Luciano is not that kind of musician you bring to ph crowd at all. At worst he should have been the first artist to perform, even if  he wasnt appreciated, he wouldnt have been stoned with the thought that there are still more artist to showcase. PH is the most lively, classical, funkky, paparazzi, music loving pple after Lagos in this naija. We have taste and standards, pple there are well exposed (owing to the multi nationals, and oyibos wey dey there). If you live in Ph you will discovered that we enjoy some brand of music, from the clubs, small  and big parties, radio stations, FM etc music played are major naija. like smbody said earlier, d/mighty, timaya, terry g, 9ice and all this street dance music. few pple enjoys reggea here, You can do  Reggae in akwa ibom, calaba, makurdi etc. This are all wat the organizer needed to scoop first.

@Antimatter
Am into ICT and my contact sholasys@yahoo.com, thanks

@Antimatter, hi bros, i read through your post and i discovered we have a lot in common. first our SAP all in one project will kick off by January 2012 in my company, i would love if you an share your experience during your own project and lesson learn. I am also looking at doing my PMP by February 2012. kindly drop your email address so that i can contact you offline.
thanks

I saw you on the network why decoding, your configuration and output attract me with virus free. Permit me to use my hardware to run your software by transmitting routing protocol with enough bandwidth to avoid buffer overflow and at the end of the process, no bad command or file name. ICT PRO IN D HOUSE