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What's new about this government sef?

Gud to knw dat a company is surviving in this harsh condition

7. Aisha Buhari ( Nigeria)
Mrs Aisha Buhari is the first lady of Nigeria. As the wife of a political icon, she actively participates in impacting in the country. A passionate social campaigner, fighting to protect the girl child from early marriage, the mother of five makes it a duty to provide support for the less privileged. she believes: ” Our children are our future. Education of our children is the best way to secure the future of our country.” As a devoted muslim, Hajia dresses modestly and her choice of fabrics are chic.

6. Dominique Folloroux-Ouattara (Côte d’Ivoire)
Dominique Follorou- Ouattara is the first lady of Côte d’Ivoire. She is a french national and both her parents are Jews. Self-driven to combat human trafficking and chidld labour, she was appointed as president of the National monitoring Committee of Actions in the Fight Against Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour, by her husband, the president of Côte d’Ivoire. He style is warm and elegant.

5. Queen Inkhosikati LaMbikiza (Swaziland)
Queen Inkhosikati LaMbikiza is the third wife of King Mswati III and first to be chosen by the king himself. The gospel singer is daring with her looks and classy with her choice of outfits. As a dedicated lawyer, the articulate queen advocates for causes she’s passionate about.

4. Princess Lalla Salma (Morocco)
Lalla is a traditional name given in honour to women in royalty and high society. Princess Salma got this title upon the official announcement of her name to the public by her husband, King Mohammed VI. A first being that wives of Moraccan kings were in the past, private figures. Her style is just as gorgeous as she is. With her full luscious hair, she dresses like royalty.

She founded a cancer prevention association in Morocco and is active in battling the growth of HIV/AIDS in Africa.

3. Ana Paula dos Santos (Angola)
Ana Paula Cristovao Lemos dos Santos was formerly a flight attendant on the Angolian presidential plane, which is where she met her husband. They got married in 1991 and she became first lady after the inauguration of her husband as president. As a former fashion model, her styles are classy and flatter her body figure.

2. Sylvia Bongo Ondimba (Gabon)
A hardworking and beautiful woman, Sylvia Bongo Ondimba is the first lady of Gabon. Her style is unique and she looks good in just about anything she decides to put on. Sylvia founded “For the Family” foundation in 2011 to improve the condition of disadvantaged and vulnerable people around the world.

1.Margaret Kenyatta (Kenyatta)
The compassion driven beauty is the wife of the fourth president of Kenya, making her the first lady of Kenya. On October 24th 2014, Margaret Gakuo Kenyatta was named UN person of the year following all her hardwork and dedication in reducing the rate of child maternal mortality. In style, she is known for her simplicity and elegance.

Mixing business and style should be coined phrase by theses ladies of class, title and captivating beauty. When it comes to carrying out their duties as first ladies, they waste no time in stepping out in the most stylish and decent way. These mothers and women of virtue, understand the rules of society.With confidence and class, they handle their dealings and pride womanhood.

Check out the stylish first ladies of African countries.

Is Buhari still campaigning that #changebeginswithme

I rada mak a useful donation to motherless babies home dan buy dat phone. Pronto

IhateYorubafool:
This is what drugs do to people
Show me the Indian flag

You don't even know how Gabon flag looks like, Gabon wey dey for Africa, na Indian flag you go come know

the white woman in the last pic

If they know say dey go fall our hand, mak dem jst jeje com bak oo. I wish dem de best sha

Maybe he is regretting ever bringing about this party

Is Air China sorry for an article in its in-flight magazine that's been slammed for "blatant racism"?
The article -- which warned London visitors about going to neighborhoods with large populations of "Indians, Pakistanis and black people" -- set off a storm of protest on social media and prompted a British lawmaker to demand an apology from the airline.
An apology was posted on Air China's North American Twitter account Wednesday afternoon in the U.S., saying copies of the magazine were being removed from flights. But the tweet was deleted hours later without explanation.
Air China representatives in Beijing didn't respond to repeated requests for comment Thursday. The apology didn't appear on Air China's main Twitter account or its official Facebook page.
"London is generally a safe place to travel, however precautions are needed when entering areas mainly populated by Indians, Pakistanis and black people," said the offending article, which was spotted by a CNBC journalist. "We advise tourists not to go out alone at night, and females always to be accompanied by another person when traveling."

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Thursday that it hoped Air China "will properly handle the situation after its investigation."
"I want to emphasize the position of the Chinese government," ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a regular press briefing. "We always hold that all races are equal and firmly oppose all forms of racial discrimination."
The statement that was posted and then deleted on Air China's North American Twitter account had expressed "sincere apologies."
The controversy is the latest case of marketing linked to China coming under fire for racism.
Related: Ex-airline manager accused of smuggling for Chinese military
A Chinese company provoked widespread outrage earlier this year with a laundry detergent ad that depicted a black man being thrown into a washing machine and then emerging as a light-skinned Chinese man.
There was also considerable criticism online after the Chinese posters for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" seemed to downplay black actor and co-lead John Boyega.

Now the ball is in oshiomhole court

Apc will likely want to do everything possible to win the forthcoming election, I wish them to fail either way

tinkinjow:
And how much have been spent on Abuja Lagos plus other states. It should certainly be annoying to you if someone enriches himself with your wealth and then queries you on what you have done with the little he left you.
Stop coveting their resource. Hands off their oil to them. Let them drink it if they so choose.

is Lagos, Abuja a region? Talk with sense

Fallacy!! ! From inconclusive to postponement

Hard time got this oldie doing evil

I guess we will be getting a bad news soon enough

Indeed Nigeria needs a representative at fifa or caf

laughing how he has successfully fooled Nigerians

They are not ready to get their daughter back

Why can't the NA take this herdmen matter serious. Why do they have clemency for them?

11) market traders

One year road... No drainage

aresa:
You and the rest of the jokers defending him obviously did not listen to his advise since you are here defending and fighting for the same clown.

Maybe you just don't know how to read and comprehend..

and u do read and comprehend

I thank God for my life

Ridiculous