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Just passed through Oshodi and there are several vehicles with their sceens smashed while a few were burnt.People have their hands raised.The police is however on ground. It appears to be a fight among rival gangs.Most vehicles affected are in the parks. |
Thank you for this daily post. |
englishmart:Don't you think it's better to stake a chance with the angel?The devil will always be evil in its ways.Just generally speaking. |
I just saw on TVC that Billionaire businessman Molade Okoya-Thomas is dead.He is age 79.May his soul rest in peace. |
This is Governor Rotimi Amechi digging "Aye" with Davido at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos Nigeria this afternoon.
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The Minister of Petroleum Resources Alison Deziani-Madueke on Sunday evening announced the reduction by N10 bringing the pump price from N97 per litre to N87.She declared that the new pump price was as a result of the reduction being witnessed in oil price globally. She further added that the change in the pump price takes immediate effect. |
[size=8pt][/size]The Federal Government[b][/b] and the Mlitary Leadership are concerned, committed and focused on the ongoing fight against terror. The orchestrated blackmail propaganda by entrenched interests as clearly illustrated by the ultra-biased CNN report will not deter the Military. If it is true that a Nigerian Soldier will willfully go against the rules by speaking without due authorization and misinform the foreign media, then it indicates how deeply committed and how far the interest of these enemies of Nigeria and humanity have gone in trying to undermine and destroy the Military. The motive of this satanic CNN report should be of concern to all patriots and Nigeria’s well wishers. We believe that appropriate security agencies will also work on the root of this blackmail against the nation. The fight is not for the Military alone. Source:NA |
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Tuesday presented a register of 68,833,476 eligible voters for the February 14 Presidential and National Assembly elections as well as the February 28 Governorship and State Houses of Assembly. The commission also said that presidential candidate of the PDP, President Goodluck Jonathan, and the APC presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, and 12 other presidential candidates are duly nominated to contest the February 14 presidential election. Addressing newsmen Tuesday evening, the chairman of INEC, Prof. Attahiru Jega said that there are 739 senatorial candidates and 1780 candidates for the House of Representatives elections. Also, the commission said that it has received 130,000 card readers for the election, while some are still being expected. He said that 68,8334,76 eligible registered voters are expected to vote. He also said that the commission would be giving the hard copies of the registered voters to the political parties as from Wednesday. According to Jega, “In line with provisions of the law, the commission has just announced the publication of the Register of Voters that will be used for the February 2015 general elections. The total number of voters registered for the election is 68,833,476.” On the February 14 Presidential and National Assembly elections, the INEC Chairman said, “Following nominations made by political parties and as required by law, we have also published in the INEC state office and on the website (www.inecnigeria.org) today the list of candidates for the National Assemble and Presidential Elections scheduled for February 14 2015. For the Presidential election, there are 14 candidates duly nominated by the political parties. For the Senatorial elections, there are 739 candidates and for the House of Representatives elections, there are 1780 candidates. The list of nominated candidates for the states (Governorship and State Houses of Assembly,) will be published on January 27 2015.” Source:Thisday |
olapluto:That is distasteful for a child. |
I was comparing the commemorative 100 naira note with the former one but I noticed it has no Arabic sign or inscription. Was it deliberate or an omission?
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Surely, our country is in an engaging political times and very interesting economic situation. Comments on both social media and conventional platforms show how passionate some of us advance our arguments on the direction Nigeria must take to be great or, continue her path to greatness.So,if you are so passionate about it,would you like your life to be governed just the way Nigeria is? |
xkris11:Unfortunately, the inconsistencies of the State Governor & his distorted attitude to governance did not lay credence to your claim.Do a little research. |
makzeze:With all humility if elections are conducted today most people in Ondo State will not vote for the govt in power. |
This quite an inspiring topic and wonderful contributions. Does that means you don't need an escrow account before buying online? Or what difference does it makes? |
obiZEAL:Talking Head,No substance as usual from the supposed No 1citizen. |
So,which light we take watch am?Buy fuel and use generator? |
Crossing into another year is a ritual many loved to cherish.For some its time to pray,play and make all manner of resolutions. The church usually witness unprecedented attendance while the club is a place to be. So, how do you intend to switch into the New Year, its just few hours or minutes away. |
Barely one year after Nigerians stopped him from turning the National Theatre into a hotel, the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Edem Duke, secretly jetted off the country to the United Arab Emirates, UAE, where he traded off the nation’s cultural pride to Mulk Holding, a diversified UAE-based conglomerate with interests in retail sector and other businesses. The secret deal which was successfully shielded from the Nigerian media, in spite of a subsisting concessioning arrangement with the Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE, was signed and sealed in December , 2014 between a delegation led by Duke, the General Manager of the National Theatre, Kabiru Yar’Adua and representatives of Mulk Holding, said to be ploughing the sum of $40 million (about N7.5 billion) counterpart fund into the project. According to GulfAfrica Review, in its December 10, 2014 edition, Sharjah’s Mulk Holdings, a diversified UAE-based business conglomerate, “has announced its entry into the retail sector in West Africa through a $40m joint venture to develop Nigeria’s National Arts Theatre in Lagos into a duty-free shopping centre in partnership with the Suzanne Group. “The interior of the National Theatre will be redesigned and renovated into a modern duty-free and retail shopping mall. The project will convert approximately 30,000m2 of the existing space in two 15,000m2 phases,” said Kabir Yaradua, CEO of the National theatre. |
LUCY all the way!It leaves an imprint in your head. |
Could you remember the uproar that greeted MTN's television commercial ''Mama Na Boy'. T o some it was in bad taste and since then, most TVC now favour the girl-child. SELENAqueensy: |
We Africans by culture appreciate a male child as a firstborn to a female. A few people I have spoken to who had a girl as a first child are happy and contented. So which do you prefer? |
Mid-last year, the Federal Government through the Minister of Agriculture Akinwunmi Adesina spoke about the rice revolution. He mentioned the number of farmers who have been empowered to go into large-scale production of rice and how billions spent to import the commodity had reduced. This is Christmas and I am yet to see any bag of rice labelled made in Nigeria. So, I am asking you folks out there if you have seen,bought or eaten this rice please, share your experience with us. Remember, I am not referring to ''ofada'' rice. |
tanfani:So what should I do specifically because I am like a fish out of water |
runzlord:I was on google and youtube but couldn't find an appropriate solution.Can you provide me with a link with specific solution?I will appreciate it. |
Lagusta:The phone is not rooted. |
