₦airaland Forum

Damn!!!
She look lyk one of d servants of d amala seller in my street

GARRI~ WARLORD:
This people no go kill person.. Na phone we go chop

Abi ooooo my bros ...y dem no fit buy land and create employment for farmers make dem plant more cassava so there can be garri at a cheaper price

SaharaReporters has unearthed a fraudulent
contribution of a whopping N1 billion by the
governors of Gombe, Bauchi, Adamawa, and
Taraba as a gift to the Peoples Democratic Party
Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur on the occasion
of the launch of his biography.
Each of the four Northeastern governors
contributed an astounding N250 million to the
launch of “The Global Villager in Abuja,” written
by a veteran journalist, Eddie Aderinokun, to
commemorate the 77th birthday of Tukur.
It would be recalled that early last week, President
Goodluck Jonathan pleaded with PDP governors for
“donations” for the launch, which they had
boycotted.
President Jonathan, who was accompanied to the
event by Chief Edwin Clarke, Professor Jerry Gana,
Chief Arthur Eze and several others, was
surprised to find that only three of the party’s 23
governors were present, although they were all in
town for a meeting with the president.
New revelations show that the state governors made
substantial donations to the event after all, with
some of them also donating expensive memorabilia
for distribution to guests at the event. Some of the
memorabilia obtained by Saharareporters included
handmade leather iPad covers emblazoned with
embossed photo and name of Mr. Tukur "BMT@

Tolaaaaannni: This makes him an hypocrite then. He shouldn't have criticized his mate (Dban'j), for collecting money from a politician.

Dat is true because those pple he mention are also corrupt especially tinubu,so its still the same with dbanj because he is also collecting money 4rm a politician

lagerwhenindoubt: OMFG!!! this made the frontpage

Don't undastand you i've nt seen it it there yet

Prolific Nigerian pop music artiste and ‘Nigeria
Jaja-jaga’ crooner, Eedris Abdulkareem, says
that he accepts money from the Edo State
Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomole, because he
loves to be identified only with Governors that are
popularly acknowledged to be ‘doing well’.
The pop artiste declared this position during last
Saturday’s SaharaTV’s Inspiration segment with
Omoyele Sowore, in effect saying he could not
accept a gift from those politicians who are failing
to serve the people. During the interview, Eedris
also talked about his famous feud with Nigeria’s
former President, Olusegun Obasanjo; his tussle
on a plane with American rapper 50cent; and
other controversial issues.
On former President Obasanjo, Eeedris opted to
refer to the embattled man as ‘Baba’ throughout
the interview. He insisted that he has never taken
money from Obasanjo, nor did he assume a low
profile for some time after he
released his famous Jaga-jaga album because he
was jittery.
“I have never collected any money from Baba before.
Eedris Abdulkareem
is a social crusader and my responsibility is to use
music to add values to the lives of common people
who can’t speak for themselves”, he declared.
“As a social crusader, back in 2000, I came up
with “Mr. Lecturer,” which talked about sexual
harassment on our campuses and “Jaga-jaga”
came up after millions of youths voted me to
represent them at the Olympic Torch Relay, which
automatically made me an authority as an
Olympic Torchbearer, and my responsibility is to
speak for my people.”
Eedris pointed out that the former president
became angry at him after he released the Jaga-
jaga album. The title, he told SaharaTV, was
adopted from a childhood game and suggests
things gone awry. He further said that the Jaga-
jaga album was motivated by his aspiration to
reflect the ills in the Nigerian society occasioned by
widespread corruption and the selfish activities of
the country’s rulers.
Attempting to clarify the stoic silence which
followed the threat from the former President after
his famous Jaga-jaga album and his subsequent
behavior which seemed to have been aimed at
reconciling with the Government, Eedris said his
album which followed Jaga-jaga was ‘Letter to
Mr. President’.
That album, he said was to explain to the
Government what he meant by Jaga-jaga in his
prior album that had seen him crossing swords
with Obasanjo. He denied that his subsequent
meeting with Obasanjo’s successor, Late President
Yar’ Adua, was to engineer peace with the
Government and to regain his “restricted” freedom
into the society.
“What I went to see President Yar’ Adua for was
different from Obasanjo and the Nigerian
problem. I went to discuss with him to endorse
Kora Awards. Also, have this at the back of your
mind that President Yar’ Adua was a Chemistry
teacher back then when I was in Kano, so I know the
Yar’ Adua family very well”, Eedris narrated. He
expressed the opinion that the late President
Yar’Adua, with whom he enjoyed presidential
cordiality, was the best ever to rule the country.
Asked about his thoughts on a recent musical video
by Rick Ross which portrays musical artistes as
individuals solely interested in money, Eedris
heaped condemnation on Rick Ross, saying he doesn’t
watch or give recognition to such artistes.
“I don’t watch people like that because they don’t
add value to my life, my country and my people,”
he said. “People like Rick Ross who act songs that
talk about champagne, illuminati, money and all
that are not adding values to our lives. So, I don’t
recognize people like that and I don’t listen to their
kind of songs. I am a social crusader and I love
songs that will add values to the lives of my
people. You should not come to Africa and say
because you see people are poor you are throwing
money at people. That is stupid; it is disrespect to
my people,” he said.
Eedris suggested a realistic way to show interest in
helping our poor people. “If they want to add
value to people, what I expect them to do is to come
down and put up a non-governmental organization
that will take care of anything that has to do with
food shortage that the United Nations and the
World Bank are talking about,” he said.
“Most of the American Artistes that come over to
Nigeria should have this at the back of their minds
that they are also Africans: that 500 years ago,
their great grandfathers were taken away from
Badagry. So, they are slaves and whenever they are
coming to Africa, they should come and add
values and not take the huge money we pay them to
come and teach us sex, drugs and how many
gunshots they had in their body”, he also said.
On the spat with 50cent, he narrated how, on a
flight, he resisted a discriminatory attempt by
50cent and his group of about 22 bodyguards who
ordered him out of First Class and he fought
them and refused to be humiliated. Eedris said he
had insisted to the face of 50cent that the latter
wasn’t superior to him. He posited that the
Nigerian Breweries company who organized the
show that paired him with 50cent was responsible
for the situation.
After the battle on the plane, Eedris said, “When
we got to the airport and he [50cent] saw the way I
was received, he asked me to come and have a
handshake but I told him I’m a student of history
and I know how their forefathers were slave-traded
in Badagry 500 years ago. You know what? 50cent
had to go back to America,” Eedris narrated.
He however admitted that few months after he took
a stern stand against that behavior in the air by
50cent, he went on his knees to beg 50cent few
months after that in South Africa. Eedris said
that he apologized to 50cent because he wanted to
remain at peace with him.
“I wasn’t apologizing because of what popped up.
I was apologizing knowing the fact that he came
through a wrong politics, he didn’t know anything.
I had to do that to give him another opportunity
because we Africans are good people and we are
hospitable. I had to apologize to him because every
action I took the other time was on Nigerian
breweries, not against 50cent”, said Eedris.
The pop artiste also reacted to a recent statement
by President Goodluck Jonathan in which he alleged
that the January Occupy Nigeria protest rally was
stage-managed. Eedris, as an activist, was also
part of the Occupy Nigeria movement in Lagos
which shut down major activities in the country. He
dismissed the President’s statement as mere
political propaganda, stressing that the stretch of
the duration of the Occupy Nigeria protest, which
was longer than the usual two-days that was
expected by the Federal Government, was a clear
indication that the people were fed up with the
situation in the country and were willing to protest
for as long as possible.
But on what borders on Eedris Abdulkareem’s
controversial moral stand, Eedris confirmed on the
show that he takes money from Edo State Governor,
Adams Oshiomole. Even though Eedris had
criticized the likes of D’banj for taking money from
President Goodluck Jonathan, the admission seemed
to have cast him as operating different standards.
Obviously miffed by the unexpected question,
Eedris argued that he collected money from
Adams Oshiomole of Edo State because the later
was a Comrade and a good Governor. Eedris
reiterated that he would love to identify with
Fashola, Tinubu, Rochas and Oshiomole because
they fixed roads and improved education in their
States, and he would therefore be free to collect
money from them. After all, “it is our money,” he
said.
The segment anchor, Omoyele Sowore asked Eedris
whether taking money from Governor Adams
Oshiomole has no effect on his moral stand as he
had accused D’Banj of the same practice. An
angered Eedris said his own was justifiable because
his own benefactor was doing well. “When
Oshiomole won, he said, ‘Eedris come, we have
won.’ We fought it together,” the activist said.
Continuing, he told his interviewer, “It is very
justifiable because Oshiomole is a good Governor,
so what are you going to say about it? He is doing
very well and that is my service that I’m rendering.
And also, to put it straight to you,
Goodluck Jonathan and his so-called ex-president
have not done what
these Governors have been able to do in less than two
years. So, what
are you saying about that? If you don’t like it, eat
it.”
As his segment of the show rounded off, Eedris
chanted: “I love Fashola, New Nigeria; I love
Oshiomole, New Nigeria; I love Rochas, New
Nigeria; Sahara, Odabo o!”

The onslaught of the security services against Boko
Haram seems to be paying off with the arrest of a
top operative of the Islamist group described as
the accountant.
`The accountant’ was said to be in transit between
Kano and Zaria, last week, with N4.5 million cash
belonging to the Islamist group when men of the
JTF intercepted and arrested him.
Sunday Vanguard sources said he was travelling in
a commuter bus as a cover.
The arrest came barely two days after security
agents tracked and killed Boko Haram spokesman,
Abu Qaqa, in an operation in Kano.
Anti-American protest in Kano yesterday
The Islamist group’s `accountant’, it was learnt,
embarked on the journey which originated from
Maiduguri, Borno State, to make cash transfers.
The sources said his cover blew after he and another
associate made some money transfers in Kano, an
action that aroused the curiosity of bank officials
who alerted security agents.
The associate was arrested but, by then, the
`accountant’ was already on his way to Zaria.
Subsequent manhunt yielded fruit as the `Boko
Haram accountant’ was arrested in transit.
The Islamist group’s kingpin, according to the
sources, is under intense interrogation by security
agents in Kano.
Sunday Vanguard understood that the security
services believe the arrest of the `accountant’ is a
major breakthrough in the efforts to contain
terrorism in the country.
Boko Haram is believed to be behind deadly attacks
in the northern part of the country.

Nollywood sensation, Uche Jombo made another
history last Sunday when she carted away two
awards at this year’s edition of the prestigious
Nollywood and African Film Critic Awards
(NAFCA), held at the Carolina Theater in
Durham, North Carolina, USA.
Jombo won two awards for Best Film for her
blockbuster “Damage” and Best Actress for her
role in the film. The hardworking producer
garnered a whopping eight nominations but won two
of the day’s biggest crowns.
Damage’ beats other
strong contenders like
Gugu E. Michael’s
Unge’s War, Obed
Joe’s The Professor,
Kathryn Fasegha’s
Treacherous Heart
and Lonzo Nzekwe’s
Anchor Baby to
clinch the award. In
the Best Actress
category, Uche
Jombo beats
Olawumi Adeniyi
(Treacherous Heart),
Monalisa Chinda
(Timeless Passion),
Jocelyn Dumas
(Adams Apples)
and Ngozi Ezeonu
(Champions of Our Time).
A movie that focuses on domestic turmoil in a
marriage and its adverse effects, Damage
premiered in Lagos on July 31, 2011. Early the
following year, Jombo released Damage at its
official website, where people could stream it for a
fee. It is now available to watch at iROKOtv. Two
additional movies, My Life, My Damage and My
Country, Their Damage, are slated for future
release and follow the same socially conscious feel
of the first entry.
Another double winner that night was Unwanted
Guest. It won the Best Drama award, as well as the
Best Actor in Leading Role Diaspora Film award
for Chet Anekwe.
Olu Jacobs and Pete Edochie received Special
NAFCA for Lifetime Achievement in Cinema
awards for their status as veteran actors in
Nollywood.
Altogether, NAFCA gave out 41 awards in the
second ceremony. NAFCA is an award ceremony
organized by Nollywood Film Critics USA
(NFCA), which deems itself as “the official review
organization for Nollywood and African movies.”
Speaking after the event, Jombo said “ All we did
was made an advocacy movie hoping to add
entertainment to the social fight of say no to family
violence. The fans did the rest.”

Girls nowadays dress lyk a baby wat do u think about dis

He sings with another foriegn artiste download the song here. http://tooxclusive.com/2012/09/20/sensanto-la-confesion-ft-dbanj-pitbull

timbros: So that is why BB is the best phone? If i cant do it with my E5, does it mean i cant access pdf files again? And must i access it directly from the browser? If i open it with an application, does that make the content different?

BTW How long does ur battery last? Compare that to E5....

streaming iz more easier on blackberry dan e5
and don't talk about battery cos d phone works differently blacberry updates ur faceboo,twitter,bbm,whatsapp every minutes but on e5 its different

timbros: Why do i have a laptop?

we are nt talking about laptop here u still haven't answered my question
can ur e5 open a pdf file straight with its browser without the use of any application

timbros: Personally my E5 does everything a blackberry will do for any user, including pinging. Yes, pinging cuz i have my Whatsapp

Blackberry? Thanks, but no thanks...

Can ur E5 open a pdf file straight with its browser without downloading any application?
BB 4 LYF

NO fewer than 1000 job-seekers yesterday thronged
the premises of the Lagos State Secretariat,
Alausa, to submit applications for employments
in to the state‘s civil service.
Vanguard gathered that the applicants trooped
into the secretariat as early as 8:00 am, to submit
their completed application forms at the Lagos
Civil Service Commission, building.
However, a good number of the applicants were seen
making frantic efforts to obtain their application
forms, seeking enquiries and help from those who
had already completed theirs.
Owners of business centres within Alausa
secretariat had a field day, as applicants patronise
their outlets to make photocopies of their
documents and took passport photographs.
One of the applicants, Mr. Bolaji Samuel said he
had applied for a job in the state‘s civil service in
the hope of getting something better than his
present marketing job.
According to Samuel, “At present I work as a
marketer but I must confess it is not better than a
menial job as it is strenuous and hardly gives me
any reward or satisfaction.”

NO fewer than 1000 job-seekers yesterday thronged
the premises of the Lagos State Secretariat,
Alausa, to submit applications for employments
in to the state‘s civil service.
Vanguard gathered that the applicants trooped
into the secretariat as early as 8:00 am, to submit
their completed application forms at the Lagos
Civil Service Commission, building.
However, a good number of the applicants were seen
making frantic efforts to obtain their application
forms, seeking enquiries and help from those who
had already completed theirs.
Owners of business centres within Alausa
secretariat had a field day, as applicants patronise
their outlets to make photocopies of their
documents and took passport photographs.
One of the applicants, Mr. Bolaji Samuel said he
had applied for a job in the state‘s civil service in
the hope of getting something better than his
present marketing job.
According to Samuel, “At present I work as a
marketer but I must confess it is not better than a
menial job as it is strenuous and hardly gives me
any reward or satisfaction.”

FORMER Kaduna State Governor Balarabe Musa said on
Monday that the House of Representatives had yet to
advance enough and convincing reasons for threatening
to impeach President Goodluck Jonathan.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Musa made
the remark in Lagos while reacting to the threats by the
lawmakers to impeach the President when it reconvenes.
The House is schduled to reconvene on Tuesday (today)
after a two-month recess.
He said, “There should be fundamental reasons for the
president to be impeached.
“The reasons the lawmakers are giving, low-level of
budget implementation and body language of the
President, are unacceptable.
“The lawmakers did not say non-implementation of the
budget. The body language reason cannot be defined.”
Musa said he would not support the impeachment,
warning that impeaching Jonathan would not change
anything, but would rather make things worse for the
country.
The elder statesman advised the members of the lower
chamber to come up with more convincing reasons that
would make the public to believe in them.
Musa cautioned the lawmakers against making the
impeachment threat look like a move aimed at
bargaining for more resources.
The Chairman of the Conference of Nigerian Political
Parties said the national awards had been cheapened,
insisting that they should be for exceptional and not
just distinguished Nigerians.
He said, “I support the plan by the National
Assembly to amend the law from honouring
distinguished Nigerians, to honouring only those who
have done exceptional things outside the capability of
vast majority of other Nigerians.”
Musa said there was the need for the Federal
Government to withdraw honours given to those who
had behaved dishonourably after receiving such
honours.

Kidnappers have freed Mr. Kelly Odaro, the Chief
Press Secretary to Edo State Deputy Governor, Pius
Odubu.
Odaro was reportedly released on Monday night in the
state capital, Benin.
An unconfirmed report said his freedom came after
the payment of a N1.5 ransom.
Odaro was kidnapped in front of his house in Benin on
Saturday night.
The spokesman of the state police command, Anthony
Airhuoyo, said he had no information on the matter.
He promised to make contacts and get back to our
correspondents.

Fashola ke? I can't vote 4 him even as a yoruba boy i want okorocha to be our next presido....GBAM

mymadam: Na so dem tell me too ooo. Party members recruitment is even on now. It's free, honestly! God bless Nigeria.

Wow bro abeg where i go fit get d form

U knw wat? U pple sould wait 4 boko haram if they ar thru with their killings
Nigeria should conduct another census
Then u can decide the most populated tribe....
And mind u i don't think its hausa cos hausa and fulani are two different tribe!!!

U knw wat? U pple sould wait 4 boko haram if they ar thru with their killings
Nigeria should conduct another census
Then u can decide the most populated tribe....
And mind u i don't think its hausa cos hausa and fulani are two different tribe!

The Olu of Ikeja, Oba Adeniyi Matemi Amore,
had debunked the allegation leveled against him
that he instructed the displaced street traders at
the popular Commuter Village, in Ikeja to return
to the streets, saying; “At no time did I instruct the
street traders to go back to Computer Village; the
report is baseless, malicious and with no substance
whatsoever.”
It would be recalled that last week, the Computer
Village, one of the biggest markets for all kinds of
computer hard and software materials in West
African sub-region, was last Thursday,
temporarily sealed and later reopened by men of
the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences
Enforcement Unit.
According to reports, the closure was necessitated
when a group of miscreants, already displaced in
the market over street trading by the Lagos State
Government, were addressed by the Oba of Ikeja,
who allegedly ordered the dislodged traders to
return to the street for businesses.
When Vanguard contacted Oba Amore for his
reaction, he stated: “That I said street traders
should trade in Computer Village is not true.
“That was what took me to the market -to address
them, the shop owners, on the need to allow those
who want to open for business to do so. That’s all.”
Meantime, the state Deputy Governor, Mrs.
Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, while receiving in her
office, the executive members of Police Officers’
Wives Association, POWA, in the state, led by the
state Chairman, Mrs. Rabi Manko, implored
women in the state to desist from trading on major
roads and highways, noting that such does not only
cause traffic gridlock but also endanger the lives of
women as witnessed in the frequent cases of motor
vehicles running over street traders[b]The Olu of Ikeja, Oba Adeniyi Matemi Amore,
had debunked the allegation leveled against him
that he instructed the displaced street traders at
the popular Commuter Village, in Ikeja to return
to the streets, saying; “At no time did I instruct the
street traders to go back to Computer Village; the
report is baseless, malicious and with no substance
whatsoever.”
It would be recalled that last week, the Computer
Village, one of the biggest markets for all kinds of
computer hard and software materials in West
African sub-region, was last Thursday,
temporarily sealed and later reopened by men of
the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences
Enforcement Unit.
According to reports, the closure was necessitated
when a group of miscreants, already displaced in
the market over street trading by the Lagos State
Government, were addressed by the Oba of Ikeja,
who allegedly ordered the dislodged traders to
return to the street for businesses.
When Vanguard contacted Oba Amore for his
reaction, he stated: “That I said street traders
should trade in Computer Village is not true.
“That was what took me to the market -to address
them, the shop owners, on the need to allow those
who want to open for business to do so. That’s all.”
Meantime, the state Deputy Governor, Mrs.
Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, while receiving in her
office, the executive members of Police Officers’
Wives Association, POWA, in the state, led by the
state Chairman, Mrs. Rabi Manko, implored
women in the state to desist from trading on major
roads and highways, noting that such does not only
cause traffic gridlock but also endanger the lives of
women as witnessed in the frequent cases of motor
vehicles running over street traders[/b]The Olu of Ikeja, Oba Adeniyi Matemi Amore,
had debunked the allegation leveled against him
that he instructed the displaced street traders at
the popular Commuter Village, in Ikeja to return
to the streets, saying; “At no time did I instruct the
street traders to go back to Computer Village; the
report is baseless, malicious and with no substance
whatsoever.”
It would be recalled that last week, the Computer
Village, one of the biggest markets for all kinds of
computer hard and software materials in West
African sub-region, was last Thursday,
temporarily sealed and later reopened by men of
the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences
Enforcement Unit.
According to reports, the closure was necessitated
when a group of miscreants, already displaced in
the market over street trading by the Lagos State
Government, were addressed by the Oba of Ikeja,
who allegedly ordered the dislodged traders to
return to the street for businesses.
When Vanguard contacted Oba Amore for his
reaction, he stated: “That I said street traders
should trade in Computer Village is not true.
“That was what took me to the market -to address
them, the shop owners, on the need to allow those
who want to open for business to do so. That’s all.”
Meantime, the state Deputy Governor, Mrs.
Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, while receiving in her
office, the executive members of Police Officers’
Wives Association, POWA, in the state, led by the
state Chairman, Mrs. Rabi Manko, implored
women in the state to desist from trading on major
roads and highways, noting that such does not only
cause traffic gridlock but also endanger the lives of
women as witnessed in the frequent cases of motor
vehicles running over street traders

What is APGA?
Is there any other party in nigeria apart 4rm PDP,ACN and CPC

malc619: What is Blokos-Harm

It is a political party in nigeria

I'm sure only her A'S'S weighs more dan my whole body *SMH* its gud to be fat. Ooooo
[b][/b]

F. U. C. K ALL STATE UNIVERSITY THEY SUCK
NO CUT OFF FOR EACH CORSES
EVEN NTHE GENERAL CUT OFF IS RUBBISH
COS THEY AR NOT USING IT

GOD HELP US *SMH*

Omo pple dey vex 4 here o
Let us all wait patiently 4 d list

Arsenal are ready to offer Didier Drogba an escape
from his China crisis
The 34-year-old former Chelsea striker has been
caught up in a boardroom power struggle just
three months after signing a £200,000 a week
contract with Shanghai Shenhua.
The Gunners, desperate to fill the void left by Robin
van Persie, have made enquiries with the Chinese
club to see if there is a way of bringing Drogba back
to London, reports The Sun.
Liverpool and Real Madrid are also ready to pounce
if Drogba indicates he wants to leave.