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Naija when wl our force men learn? Sometimes they ar the one that make the suspect to shout louder than expected and then the hunter become the hunted. U wan to arrest som1 get the arrest warrant,do things as a professional not jus looking fo layman way and before u kno it the suspect whether right or wrong wl b scream.

Nice video... and those who are busy comparing his success with that of Mavin record, jus pray they wl stop and ponder to ask themselves this questions:

1. When wl the world recognise they exist?
2. When wl d media be busy about their success?
3. When wl the ppu arnd them compare their success wt a frnd s or their childhood mate?
This same guy is nominated for MAMA award and he is to perform on stage too. While average minds are busy here discussing us issue whether is better now than when he was wt Don Jazz, the young man is there in southAfrican chilling wt babes, drink and making money per second.

I jus wonder why we naija's love drinking panadol for anoda man headache.

Guys chilling cool haters hating hmmm.

Hmmm na so e dey start one day na chidima sex tape we go dey c..this one wey u don start from neck, e go soon go chest den every every.

Evil child..

Sassybae:
Ok nice

Morn fine pics selfie..

Demmzy15:
Adamawa is partially struck by boko-are-rams only few parts of the State which borders Bornu and Yobe State has some little vulnerability. So going to Yola is safe, in fact my roommate in school who's a Christian lives in Yola.

But if the Pastor wants to show his bravery, let him go to Gwoza or Mongonu for mass.

Instead of u to appreciate a man who decided to take his God message to the ppu; rather u ar condemning him..if u ar a Christian ur while can't u show bravery by taken the gospel there or u tell ur pastor to take the gospel there and if u a Muslim u can also take ur peace message to the place or u ask ur imam to take it there.

The difference is one is surgically made and the other is natural being.

som ppu dey na mistakes dem dey look for...if only dey kno ds man is human. Cos he is yet to appoint ministerial seat dt is a mistake too? Oga o...

A National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu has denied claims that he has been making demands of President Muhammadu Buhari on whom the latter should appoint to his government. Speaking to State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa last night after breaking fast with the president, Tinubu said he respects Buhari and remains loyal to him. Ostensibly, the dinner with the president was held in furtherance of the peace initiatives by the ruling party to reconcile the warring factions in the National Assembly. APC lawmakers in both chambers of the federal legislature have been at loggerheads since the elections last month that threw up Senator Bukola Saraki as Senate President and Hon. Yakubu Dogara as Speaker of the House of Representatives, in defiance of the preferred nominees of the party for the posts. The former Lagos State governor said: “I have no demands. If you understand what party politics and leadership is all about, it is about loyalty and commitment to the values, which the leadership believes in. “I believe in what the president believes in. I respect him and I stand firmly loyal to his cause. So you can go to any length of speculation that you might want, I have not responded to all of that because I understand the president and the president understands me clearly.” When asked about the crises in the National Assembly, Tinubu was evasive in his response, stating: “That is an area where I am very cautious of my position and my utterances. I still want to keep my side of the interpretation or analysis to be able to achieve a resolution of the matter as quickly as possible.” He stated that he was in support of what the president had carefully enumerated and articulated to the party on the issue, adding: “The party is supreme. The party must have disciplined leadership and followers. The party’s process must be respected because that is the confidence and the trust of the people. “However in every environment, we could have conflicts and conflict resolution mechanisms would be applied to resolve all the problems so we are there. “There is honour in every struggle and every competition, there must be honour in victory too.” Tinubu also asked Nigerians to ignore the claim by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that Buhari was too slow, adding that Buhari could not be expected to clean up the mess left behind by the PDP's 16 years of bad governance in 30 days. “We are different, we cannot be PDP, we are APC, we will not repeat their mistakes. We know their mistakes, errors, we understand what Nigeria wanted and Nigerians gave this party victory because of our manifesto,” he said. “We are pro-people, we are progressives. We have had a conservative government in the last 16 years, this is a progressive party, just coming in barely 30 days. “We understand the hopes of Nigerians, we understand the expectations of Nigerians, we believe in that expectation and in our promise of prosperity to the people. We will not change that,” he said. Buhari, during the dinner with the APC leaders, which also had the former Rivers State Governor Chibuike Amaechi and Publisher of the Leadership newspaper, Sam Nda-Isaiah in attendance, appealed to the warring members of the APC to reconcile their differences in order for the party to deliver on its campaigns to the electorate. He also called on them to exert their influence both in the party and the country, in order for the party to achieve its campaign manifestos of addressing security, economy, employment and corruption. He recalled the difficulties the party went through to emerge strong enough to dislodge the PDP, and asked the APC stalwarts to bury their differences and unite for the sake of the country. Buhari commended Tinubu for his support and words of encouragement, noting that it was important to reflect on their journey in order for them to appreciate how lucky they are as a political group. He said: “I always like to go down memory lane to show how lucky we are as a political group. At no stage was the decision taken by chance, it was all deliberate. “The leaders of the parties felt the only way to wrest power from the PDP was for us to come together. I in particular was scared after previous failures in the elections of 2003, 2007 and 2011. “We dissolved our various parties to form APC then we applied to INEC (Independent National Electoral Commission), for once I was grateful to INEC. “We had gone with nine people to INEC to apply and INEC advised us that we needed at least 25 people across the country to form a political party. We were able to go back and raised 35 members across the country and then successfully registered the party. “INEC then informed the federal government that we had met the requirements, hence we could not be denied registration. Many doubting Thomases said a merger had never succeeded in Nigeria but here we are.” Buhari explained that he decided to go down memory lane so that the party’s leaders would appreciate how far they had come, adding: “For a society as ours, if we respect the constitution, then all the greed and problems will be a thing of the fast.” “We should just look at Nigeria as Nigerians, no matter the level you are, lose your influence so that we can help achieve the manifestos – security, economy, employment and corruption, because if we don't kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria. We have to ensure that people we bring forward are those that will move the society forward,” he said. Responding, Tinubu described the APC as the armoured personnel carrier (APC), saying it represented the diversity of Nigeria. While thanking Buhari for the opportunity to break fast with him and for bringing together people for various background regardless of religious affiliations, he said: “We believe this diversity will continue to propel us for economic growth under your leadership. “This is the first Ramadan after the election, we thank God for cutting down the opponents’ 60 years of fake promises to 16 years. “I heard them say we are slow. Yes, we didn't campaign to be fire fighters, but planners and meticulous ones at that. A latrine pit of 16 years can’t be cleaned up in 30 days because the mess is much. “Mr. President you started well, you hit the ground running. You promised Nigerians that you will address security and your first meeting to ECOWAS was on security because we cannot fight it alone. “You have been to other places; if they think it is a game of Ludo, we will say it is serious business. If they forgot G7 we will remind them. “We have faith in you Mr. President, we have faith in your capacity and uprightness. I’m here filled up and not fed up. “We promise to continue to be with you and support you, no matter what they are saying we are not re-running the election until four years time. “We pray to God to give us four more years of this month and pray to Him to forgive our misdeeds and for peace and stability.”

First official pixs of these together since the issue of NASS started...yet Tinubu has remain silence.

Eleda mi ma sun lorun o...Where my mates they speak in diff currency languages don't let me speak dt of poverty and vanity. After all riches na vanity like wise poverty. Owo ni koko..Baba.

I doubt if this actually Tinubu comment but never d less the op is write. The man seem to be financial helpful to many media Houz, even here in naira land open any thread in Jagaban name and be sure u will have more viewers and diff post than any normal elected politicians. Hate him or love him we all kno he has som many things under his sleeves. Com to think of it he is bn silence,all this while is this part of quality of a leader.

I kno it will not load forever sha...one day ds suspense will com to an end.

Aiye nlo a to....

Fellow Nigerians, it is not a hidden fact that I’ve been a great admirer and ubiquitous supporter of the current governing Party in Nigeria, the ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS (APC), from its inception though I belong bodily and spiritually elsewhere in the National Conscience Party. My love for APC was not because I expected its members to be extra-terrestrial beings without foibles and idiosyncrasies but due to the fact that I saw in them the opportunity for possible re-alignment and a veritable platform for an incorruptible leader like General Muhammadu Buhari even if the rest of us are not as perfect. I was also looking forward to the possibility of establishing a new tradition of sacking an underperforming government and banishing the idea that an incumbent leader can never be defeated in Africa. I was under no illusion that any stand-alone Party would achieve this extraordinary feat of terminating the PDP behemoth without the collaboration of other mainstream/mushroom Parties. Against all odds of permutations, APC was born as a bouncing and bubbly baby. My joy knew no bounds because I realised since then that the days of PDP were numbered after being in power for 16 agonising years. It was gratifying to see an amalgam of political parties reach an accord which seemingly went beyond personal and selfish interests. The PDP apparatchik apparently misfired and miscalculated by underrating the capacity and capabilities of the new opposition Party. I remember its spokespersons acting smugly by over-confidently dismissing the arrival of APC as a non-event. But nothing destroys faster than arrogance. Instead of re-adjusting its ways of doing things, PDP carried on with its profligacy and buried its head in the sands like an ostrich pretending that all was well when the reverse was the obvious. It deluded itself that the Nigerian economy was at its most buoyant when the economy was already in dire straits and believed its own lies of superlatively running Africa’s numero uno economy into prosperity when it was only galloping the economy towards the abyss. The spin-doctors never got tired of regaling us with the hype of a rarefied Eldorado but we knew it was only a matter of time before the chickens would come home to roost. Thanks to the formidability of APC, the lies soon fell off the sails and the naturally generous and tolerant Nigerians refused to buy a dead horse at a premium. Reality only hit the PDP in its final and dying days and everything possible and terrible was done to manipulate the electoral process away from its original calendar in order to deny the tired but tireless Nigerian public the V-Day they had anxiously longed for. PDP gave itself a breather of six weeks and worked frenetically to achieve what it couldn’t in five years of President Jonathan’s administration. It was always going to be Mission Impossible but as usual some politicians profited from the desperation of that period. The rest is now history as nothing could deprive the Nigerian populace of the sunshine days that it had sagaciously bestowed upon itself. Nigerians exploded in an orgiastic giddiness of wild jubilations and jollification and the world congratulated us endlessly. It seemed it was Uhuru at last as we placed our bodies and souls in the hands of President Buhari and his Party. No political leader in the last 22 years enjoyed such adulations, goodwill and encouragement from Nigerians. Even members of the PDP in their moments of sobriety admitted that they messed up big time and could not have won that magical election, albeit they did so discreetly. Unfortunately and very tragically, APC soon appeared to have suffered a convulsion as a result of its own metaphysical success. All the pretentiousness of a cohesive progressive Party soon dissolved into the rambunctiousness of an unruly and fracticidal Party. Many of its fans like me watched in utter wonderment and befuddlement as things began to unravel and spiral out of control. Things fell apart and it seemed it would not be too long before the centre could no longer hold. The case of APC became that of a man who married several wives but was not a competent polygamist who knew how to make each of the wives feel so special and adorable. Rather the husband exposed and displayed a preference for some particular wives against the others. This is the crux of the matter. What makes the situation sadder for me is the distraction being caused by this topsy-turvy state in the internal affairs of the ruling Party to the society at large as well as the manner it is fast eroding the humongous goodwill President Buhari came in with. Only the most rabid of die- hards would not feel the heat of this war of attrition or think that it would just blow over without much effort. The battle started long before the referee even blew the whistle. Reading the recent statements credited to our revered father, Chief Bisi Akande, the former interim chairman of APC brought forth the goose pimples in me. Baba could not contain his anger and derision at the decision to move on in peace instead of crying over spilled milk following the saga of the clearly surreal outcome of the elections into the principal offices in the National Assembly. I quite understand how Baba feels and genuinely see why his camp would not want to hear anything of such heresy. The blame has been placed at the doorsteps of a nebulous cabal in the Northern part of Nigeria and it instantly brought back the tearful memories of those dark days of the so called ‘Kaduna Mafia’. While I do not have any counter-evidence to the thesis of our iconic elders, I believe and plead fervently that care should be taken not to return us to the inglorious First Republic when the politicians decided to set the nation ablaze with inflammatory remarks that sought to cast aspersions on certain sections of our country. Even husband and wife quarrel regularly but must avoid vengeful and indelible words that may never be washed away easily. My candid advice to the APC leadership is to urgently put its house in order because if united they will stand proudly but if divided they will fall miserably. Such is the sad reality I foresee if members of the same party find it impossible to forgive even if they cannot forget. They should understand and accept the fact that there is always another day and another chance to win back what was lost. There is always a hand of fate and the wheel of fortune in the affairs of men. That is the reason for the popular aphorism: Man proposes but God disposes. I have had the honour and privilege of sitting with the two principal actors in the middle of this raging imbroglio, Senate President Bukola Saraki and Speaker Yakubu Dogara and I’m reasonably assured and definitely convinced that they both love their Party despite the storms in the tea- cups that almost damaged their relationships irreparably. Though labelled as modern day Judases, they both continue to plead for the understanding of those who might not have known what actually transpired behind the scenes. For now, they are willing and ready to bear their crosses courageously till that auspicious moment when the jigsaw would fit into place. For myself, I am aware that all the contending factions have points that would justify their position and this is the more reason that the swords should be sheathed without further delay. Nobody can come out of this smelling of roses as all the contending forces acted selfishly including the party supremacists! Let’s therefore hope the sleeping dogs would lie prostrate in order not to constitute public nuisance to everyone. Our politicians must have pity on long-suffering Nigerians who are more concerned about good governance and not who gets what position. As we approach the end of Ramadan let us remember that peace trumps above all. And we must embrace the spirit of love. I will go ahead and make my usual suggestions as to how to move away from this debacle. I’m doing this because I know as a matter of fact that President Bihari reads more newspapers than most journalists. Our duty therefore is to support him by supplying useful tips and relevant information that can teleport his government to its celestial heights. The President should try to put the problems of his Party behind him now and forever. No matter what he does today, he would never be able to pacify every one of the aggrieved members. No one would blame the Party if he fails; they will blame President Buhari solely and singularly. All past Presidents have had to carry that heavy burden and President Buhari would only be an exception only if he can manage an exceptional performance in office. Nigerian politicians have their own ways of doing things and the President would do well by setting his own agenda and a superlative template for running a credible government. As a prominent Nigerian told me two weeks ago “President Buhari should not hope to have any saints to appoint into his cabinet, he should just go ahead and manage the people around him and if they wobble and fumble they should be fired.” I totally agree. It is better to make wrong choices than to make none at all. The reason these leaders are still fighting over lollipops is because most of them have not been kept busy. As soon as the President starts to throw appointments left, right and centre, many of our friends would cool temper or simply vamoose into oblivion. In any event, the President should remember that the festering pestilence of corruption and impunity was not limited to the politicians but extended to the civil servants who overtly supported and worked in concert with them. He cannot credibly turn to those same civil servants to clean up the mess. They would expectedly only seek to cover up their tracks and in the process sink us further into the mire. What is needed now more than ever is an injection of some fresh bloods into the political polity! If some of the antiquated politicians and civil servants were as good as they portrayed, Nigeria would not have landed in this odious mess. Equally importantly, as long as the President is able to do what is just and carry every region of Nigeria along without fear or favour, all shall be well. Our proclivity for ethnic balancing must be improved. Some Nigerians are already crying wolf over recent appointments. As for me and my house, since no one has said those appointed are not qualified, there should be no cause for alarm. My suggestion, however, is that every part of Nigeria must be truthfully combed for accomplished Nigerians who can catapult our nation to the next level. It is not for nothing that the drafters of our Constitution enshrined the principle of Federal Character in its underbelly. It is merely a recognition of our diversity and the need to see that all sections feel that they are given some place of prominence in a multi- faceted Nigeria. Our past history tells us that we must never forget the nature and extent of our diversity. Same goes for the treatment of the Nigerian woman and her place in government. The President should be gender-sensitive as there are many qualified women for every imaginable job available today. They should not be discriminated against by the male chauvinists that litter our corridors of power. The President should try hard to promote the secularity of the Nigerian state so as to douse the embers of religion which is currently being clandestinely fanned in our land. Every shade of faith should be allowed to flourish and no religion should be promoted above the other. Religious conflagrations are always more difficult to quench and we can’t afford to cause more havoc than we already have. If I could have my way, all those pilgrimages would no longer be funded by government. Religion is supposed to be a personal obligation between a man and the God or Master he worships. Let that huge money be spent on every Nigerian through developmental projects. I totally endorse the reasonable decision by the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, who has stated clearly that he would not waste the scarce resources of his State on buying Sallah rams for anybody. We must commend his simple approach to governance and plead with others to emulate him. The President must tell his troops and assure the Nation that he will not be distracted from the lofty heights that he desires to take our country. Security has become absolutely worrisome for a former military ruler and he must rise up stoutly to the occasion. I enjoin President Buhari to desist from comparing his administration with that of his predecessors and using them as a benchmark because those previous administrations failed spectacularly and that is why our people wanted and voted for change. Nigerians expect things to be done in a differently better way and not in a similarly retrograde style. President Buhari has shown by a few steps he has taken already that he is capable of this distinction but there are those that would want him to continue along the old paths. I sincerely urge him to resist this temptation. It is the sure path to the failure experienced by those he has succeeded. It shall be well with our country; the devil will be ashamed! Tags: Backpage , Featured, APC

Nothing nu in ds part of d world we live.. the only inspire thing is his willingness to study. A thought for all there wl always b a way if we av d will.

Bibidear:
U this man,u couldnt convince ur son to play for naija abi,u try

Let him continue, there is God.

Hmmmn assume he accept it, his critics for worse pass Stella Oduaglh..

Hmmn while I don't freak wt all ds gimmicks of fayose...all cos he wan us to bliv he is down to earth. Well is good but someone need to talk to this man that time flies.. am yet to c where fayose commission a project dt will benefit d masses, his master plan for ekiti state that can last a life time not ds eye service..buying plantain today eating at buka tomorrow. Rubbish, wl he continue ds after office and how many of d ppu wl remember him? But d project he commission wl speak well during and after his tenure my opinion pls. Though I may b wrong.

Hmmn while I don't freak wt all ds gimmicks of fayose...all cos he wan us to bliv he is down to earth. Well is good but someone need to talk to this man that time flies.. am yet to c where fayose commission a project dt will benefit d masses, his master plan for ekiti state that can last a life time not ds eye service..buying plantain today eating at buka tomorrow. Rubbish, wl he continue ds after office and how many of d ppu wl remember him? But d project he commission wl speak well during and after his tenure my opinion pls. Though I may b wrong.

Hmmn while I don't freak wt all ds gimmicks of fayose...all cos he wan all of to bliv he is down to earth. Well is good but someone need to talk to this man that time flies.. am yet to c where fayose commission a project dt will benefit d masses, his master plan for ekiti state that can last a life time not ds eye service..buying plantain today eating at buka tomorrow. Rubbish wl continued ds after office and how many of d ppu wl remember him,but is project wl he commission wl speak well during and after his tenure my opinion pls. Though I may b wrong.

Well,Nigeriacamera has brought you some
amazing facts you don’t know about nipples,so
get ready to expand your mind as you read
further.

1. Nipple orgasm
torso of sexy woman in black, lace bra
Did you know that it’s possible for a woman to
achieve orgasm solely through nipple play? It’s
true! This doesn’t happen for every woman, but
certain women can have genital orgasms that are
caused by intense nipple stimulation.

2. Let’s talk about aureole, baby
Baby Breastfeeding
For those who aren’t aware, the circular
pigmented area around the nipple is called the
aureola. Small openings around the nipple called
lactiferous ducts release milk during lactation,
while sebaceous glands provide lubrication,
protection, and help with suckling during
breastfeeding.

3. They come in threes
bustling crowd walking
Statistically, one in 18 people is born with a third
nipple. One in 18! Any day on the street, you
could pick out a group of 18 people, and chances
are that one of them is blessed (or cursed) with
one or more extra nips.
These nipples rarely serve a purpose; they are
simply remnants of the multiple nipples that
usually disappear from a baby before birth.

4. Men can breastfeed
Though it isn’t common by any means, male
lactation has happened more often in recent years
as a result of hormonal treatments for prostate
cancer.
What is really interesting, though, is that both
men and women can actually lactate
from excessive massaging and sucking on the
nipples over an extended period of time. Who
knew?

5.Babies about to burst
adorable newborn baby in cute winter hat
You may think that lactation is only a possibility
for women who have given birth (or, as
mentioned earlier, really gone to town on their
breasts), but there is one notable exception!
Babies sometimes emerge from the womb
producing milk. That’s right! Newborn babes can
have milk leaking from their teats.
This is perfectly normal, though, and the effect
only lasts for a few days. It’s caused by
estrogens, which are passed to the baby from its
mother.

6. A whale of a meal
baby killer whale in group of whales
Whales have nipples that differ quite a bit from
human nipples, and even those of other animals.
Because their young aren’t able to perform the
suction motion necessary to retrieve milk from an
underwater nipple, a whale’s teat is built to be
operated by the mother. When the baby whale
attaches to his or her mother’s nipple, she then
ejects milk into its mouth. Pretty cool, eh?

There is a big difference btw ability and abinibi... Btw God creation and men creation.

Na so dem dey take start, from navel, na belle be d next den cleavages den one day u go c or read chidima nude pics. chidima is it cos papa din die. OK na continu.

Enypie:
Like yeah...
Thumbs up to all the badass babes out there.

For real....?

That pyramid freak me. Are dey still in existence or ISIS don destroy ds beautiful edifices.

Kaduna State Government has commended
the people of the state for promptly
embracing the crucial necessity of watchful
vigilance and attention to security.
This was as the government announced
further measures to enhance public
security in the state .
It said : “All beggars and hawkers are to
stay off the streets until further notice. Any
beggar or hawker found on the streets will
be arrested, until these measures are
relaxed.”
This was contained in statement issued by
the Special Assistant to Governor Nasir El-
Rufai, Samuel . It read that: “In addition,
government reiterates that the ban on
motorcycle taxis ( achaba ) remains in force ,
and the law will be strictly enforced in this
regard.
“The government hereby urges all citizens
to report all suspicious persons and
movements to the security agencies, and
to afford these agencies their maximum
cooperation.
“These measures take immediate effect ,”
the statement read .

My bible tells me until Christ take away is ppu, the Antichrist can't operate fully but its advisable fo the brethren to undastd d undertone msg of all ds stuff @OP mention.