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AdoraAmadi:
It's a boy for singer Runtown and his US based baby mama, Selena Leath. She had her baby shower, on Sunday, May 7th, and the singer shared some photos.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/05/photos-from-runtowns-girlfriend-selena.html

Cc; lalasticlala

is she white

how do i make an android and ios app like instagram or facebook and twitter, if i have built my website on another language after which i have serialized my websites data to json

Amagite:
About to wed couple, Omairo Itimi and Jeihlo who met during their NYSC days took their Pre-wedding photos to where it all started.

The groom-to-be, Omairo shared the photos and wrote; "Loving you is the second best thing in the world , Finding u is the FIRST #nysc #nysc_9ja #nyscdiary #ajuwayacorpers #NaijaCorper".


http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/05/beautiful-pre-wedding-photos-of-couple.html

who dem epp

nonny001:
Hello Everyone,

I'm new to web design. Please i want to know how to add a credit/debit card payment on a site.

Thanks.

depends on the platform inwhich your site is built, just search any online payment platform on google

Nigeria does not have a future ata all, it has just occurred to me that we promote stupidity and lasciviousness may God help us..I pity Nigeria

bb naija , bbnaij!! does that show even make sense, how many problems have they solved, the black race will continue to go backwards no be swear, we can't emulate great minds like Albeit Einsten, Tesla, Markzuckerberg Seun osewa, people who solved problem , all we do is embrace shit and nonsnese

udemzeus:
okay how about android studio

and i also saw that you know django,
hopw we can work out somthings together

Donald3d:
phonegap

okay how about android studio

how how do i make an android app and ios app from my websites API

olamil34:
jesus i am not creating a command line application i mean a WEB APPLICATION

class Notes(models.Model):
course = models.ForeignKey(Course)
title = models.CharField(max_length=266)
flug = models.SlugField(unique=True)
content = models.TextField()
note_pic = models.ImageField(upload_to="users/%Y/%m/%d",blank=True)
note_pic_descr = models.CharField(max_length=200,blank=True,null=True)
note_pic_2 = models.ImageField(upload_to="users/%Y/%m/%d",blank=True)
note_pic_2_descr = models.CharField(max_length=200,blank=True,null=True)
note_pic_3 = models.ImageField(upload_to="users/%Y/%m/%d",blank=True)
note_pic_3_descr = models.CharField(max_length=200,blank=True,null=True)
user = models.ForeignKey(settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL)
dateadded = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
usrs_like = models.ManyToManyField(settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL,related_name='notes_liked',blank=True)

def __str__(self):
return self.title
kk please explain this code that is if you known django

this is the blueprint for your web app it is found in your model.py djano project file

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Movies like Harry potter can be well recalled to feature technology like flying cars but, As technology continue to take a leap, flying cars have been the stuff of science fiction. For decades inventors have been competing to make them a reality.



But now a Dutch start-up says it has done it, all in line with the existing air and road regulations.


http://pridedaily..com/2017/04/flying-car-already-perfected-set-to-be.html

Mumu it is a very good sign, it was an aesteroid that collapse on earth 3000 years ago that exploded diamonds in Russia

God punish you, who you come help, that one mean say you rich pass dangote, may God deliver this foolish boy

Influential British DJ Paul Oakenfold has prepared to break history as he reached Mount Everest’s base camp where he plans to host the “highest party on earth”, performing a set at 5,380 metres (17,600 feet).'



As climbing season in Nepal kicks into gear, few of the mountaineers heading to the world’s highest peak were likely expecting to be joined by the three-time Grammy nominated artist and his dance beats.

Oakenfold — whose three-decade long career has included collaborations with Madonna and U2 — is due to perform a set at base camp on Tuesday morning.


“We are here now doing sound checks. We are really looking forward to the show tomorrow. Everyone is really excited here,” Oakenfold told AFP by phone from base camp on Monday.
The 53-year-old artist said he had no trekking experience before he set out on the 10-day walk to Everest with a team of yaks and porters hauling the audio equipment needed for the event.
Oakenfold trained for four months before arriving in Nepal in between a hectic schedule of late night gigs, he said.
“I’m not going to pretend it was easy to get here… but it has been a wonderful trek. If you could see the view I’m looking at, it is very inspiring,” he said.
The world’s highest peak will provide a very different kind of high to Oakenfold’s usual shows, which often draw thousands of revellers.
“The audience will probably be sitting mostly. The air is so thin here, you will run out of breath quite quickly,” said Ranzen Jha, a Nepali DJ accompanying Oakenfold.
The gig is the first in the record producer’s SoundTrek series, aimed at drawing attention to the effects of global warming and raising money for charities.
Oakenfold is also raising funds to help survivors of Nepal’s devastating 2015 earthquake, which killed nearly 9,000 people and left thousands homeless, many of whom are still living in temporary shelters.
“I want to support in the rebuilding and to shed light on the environment… I would like to do my bit,” he said.
But not everyone is keen on the idea, with some complaining that the renowned DJ is disturbing the peace and tranquility of the Himalayas.

click link to read his point of view


http://pridedaily..com/2017/04/top-british-disk-jockey-to-perform-live.html

lol this is interesting

Beckham14:
They can be "friends with benefits"



Even if a reverened sister is my friend, i'll always make an attempt to "lift her gown"

lol na so ,me no be jesus christ naaah

The cordial relationship between a man and a woman has been a question for ages.

Can men and women ever be just friends?

It is the eternal question that When Harry Met Sally set out to answer in 1989, and endless romcoms have continued to debate in the decades since (Friends with Benefits, 13 Going on 30 and so on).




Now a new study has shed light on the age-old question, but instead of focusing on the "se* part” that Billy Crystal’s Harry was so preoccupied by, it looks at what I’ve always suspected to be the real problem between the genders: how they define friendship.


While women view their best friends as something in between sisters and soul mates, men see theirs purely in terms of convenience. Oxford University’s evolutionary psychologist Professor Robin Dunbar discovered this when exploring how people’s friendship circles changed when they left school for university.
“What determined with original friendships whether they survived with girls was whether they made effort to talk more to each other on the phone,” he explained. “Talking had absolutely no effect on boys’ relationships at all. What held up their friendships was doing stuff together. Going to a football match, going to the pub for a drink, playing five a side. They had to make the effort."


He went on to look at the differences between the sexes: “Women clearly have much more intense close friendships. Guys tend not to have that relationship. They tend to have a group of four guys that they do stuff with. That is much more casual. With guys it is out of sight out of mind. They just find four more guys to go drinking with.
This will be familiar to any woman who has had both the pleasure and disappointment of a close male friend - particularly in your twenties and thirties. At first, things are wonderful. Life is full of great catch ups, and laughter over pints of beer. They listen to your woes, and you help them with their woman problems. It’s the friendship neither of you knew you needed.
Only then, something changes. They start a new relationship. They move to a new postcode (really, it doesn’t have to be far). They get a new job with a ready-made social life. They get a new flatmate. Whatever the change, they suddenly have a replacement for you, and can't seem to find the time to meet you for that coffee.
You, naively, keep trying. You call them, you send jokey pictures and do exactly what you’d do if a girl friend was growing distant: bombard her with the attention you wish that she was showing you. Except with a male friend, it just doesn’t work.
Whether it is nature or nurture, most men simply do not view friendships in the same way as women. Se* is hardly the issue - it is the practical problem of how much time and effort they are able to put into a platonic relationship. As the study says, there's always another drinking buddy around the corner.
Men reading this may feel unfairly judged. So I put it to a colleague and current male friend (let’s be honest, the second we stop sharing a desk, I’ll never hear from him again). “Some of my best friends are women,” he says vaguely.
When I ask him if the effort he makes with friends is comparable to that his girlfriend makes with hers, he begrudgingly accepts that he could not spend hours on the phone with his pals - of either se*.
I’ve lost count of the male friends who have disappeared over the years. Often, it coincides with the arrival of a new girlfriend. But contrary to popular interpretation, it is rarely to do with that new girlfriend’s jealousy. As one former male friend charmingly told me: “I have to hear all my girlfriend’s emotional stresses now. I don’t have time for yours.”
With male mates like that, it’s probably no surprise that all my efforts go into my female friendships. And now the academics have backed my choice.


please lets discuss

http://pridedaily..com/2017/03/can-man-and-woman-ever-be-friends.html

Despite all odds against Arsenal manger, Arsene wenger, Fifa president Infationo has called out that he is indeed an arsenal icon.




Infantino was elected as FIFA president last year following Sepp Blatter's resignation.The world football governing body has been hit with crisis after a number of corruption cases.And the Swiss-Italian has already made an impact with his reforms.

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http://pridedaily..com/2017/03/arsene-wenger-is-arsenal-icon-even-his.html

An 18-year-old girl, Okike Ezinne, has been apprehended by the police in Enugu for selling her one-year-old baby.
It was gathered that the toddler, named Chisom, was sold for N300,000.
Little Chisom is yet to be recovered from the buyer, who is currently at large.
It was learnt that the said buyer was not known to Ezinne, the mother of the baby.
But two other ladies – Promise Godwin, 20, and Okafor Gloria, 46 – are also being held by the police for facilitating the sale of the little girl.
Ezinne, from Ohaaozara Local Go

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http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/nigerian-teen-sells-baby-for.html?m=1

An 18-year-old girl, Okike Ezinne, has been apprehended by the police in Enugu for selling her one-year-old baby.
It was gathered that the toddler, named Chisom, was sold for N300,000.
Little Chisom is yet to be recovered from the buyer, who is currently at large.
It was learnt that the said buyer was not known to Ezinne, the mother of the baby.
But two other ladies – Promise Godwin, 20, and Okafor Gloria, 46 – are also being held by the police for facilitating the sale of the little girl.
Ezinne, from Ohaaozara Local Go

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http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/nigerian-teen-sells-baby-for.html?m=1

Lol

Today we take a look back on how Nigeria as a country began it existence, colonial , amalgamation era and also how it was sold to the British for the sun of 865000£ pounds, 17billion nairawhen converted to the present day.
The second industrial revolution which put Britain at the forefront of technological development necessitated a huge demand for palm oil which was necessary to power industrial machines. The Niger Delta region was the world’s leading producer of this much south-after oil. The demand for palm oil and its supply was at first uncoordinated with local farmer selling to the highest bidders. Tribal leaders especially those who were former slaves who had dealings with the Europeans were influential and became wealthy due to the oil trade.
The Europeans were however at loggerhead as to which country would have preferential access to the palm oil. The formation of the United African Company by George Go

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http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/how-nigeria-was-sold-to-britain.html

You guysare funny

The Niger delta avengers has called out to the federal government that they are as strong as ever though they are a non governmental association yet the Nigeria navy are no match for them.
According to punch, The Niger Delta Avengers, on Saturday, dismissed claims by the Nigerian Navy that two of its members had been arrested.The NDA claimed that the suspects arrested by the navy, Felix Ebiador, and another person identified as David, were not its members.The militant group through a statement by its spokesperson, Mudoch Agbinibo, added that its members were intact, and that the Navy could not arrest any of them because they have superior weapons..It


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http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/we-are-indomitable-niger-delta-avengers.html?m=1

President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday identified the downturn in the nation’s economy and insecurity in some states as some of the challenges facing the nation’s desire to completely eradicate wild polio virus.
He, however, promised that his administration would continue to ensure timely release of required funds for the eradication of the disease.This was contained in the President’s statement on the second anniversary of the last time the polio virus was recorded i

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http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/we-have-eradicated-polio-says-president.html?m=1

Adekunle Gold took to instagram to share the release of his album,Sharing photos of the album art and the tracklist via his Instagram page, yesterday, July 18, 2016, the singer wrote: "My Debut album GOLD drops 28-07-2016. Here's the Track list guys. Please Pre-order now(Link in bio) or just search "Gold Adekunle Gold" on iTunes Store.
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www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/adekunle-gold-releases-album.html?m=1

*Zenith Bank Plc has launched a new mobile banking solution tobmake banking simpler and interesting. The bank’s *966# Eazybanking solution, launched into the Nigerian market, will complement the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN’s) effort to build a cashless economy and enhance financial inclusion. ** The Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) banking solution enables people to perform financial transactions on all known mobile phones (Feature, Smartlite or Smart), without having to go on the net or download a mobile app.The lender explained USSD is a Global System for Mobile (GSM) communication technology used to send texts between a mobile phone and an application programme in the owner network and the adoption of this technology allows people to do a lot of banking transactions even on the most basic of mobile phones.It said the simple solution allows mobile phone users buy airtime,transfer money, pay bills, check their account balance and even open a Zenith

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Afrosinger Simi has revealed that she wont be doing gospel music afterwards..



Simi, who started her singing career as a member of a local church choir, denied in an interview with Punch News that she switched to mainstream music in order to improve her finances

She said, “(For me) Music became about ‘more’, I wanted to have a broader purview. It was a tough decision for me to make at first."

"However, my faith in God hasn’t waivered because I went mainstream, I prayed to God to bless my career if it was his plan for me. I also don’t see myself doing gospel music again”.

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http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/07/i-wont-do-gospel-music-anymore-says-simi.html

I was surfing round the internet and I felt we should have at least an idea of this. MOTUNRAYO JOEL, in this concluding part of a two-part series,writes about women who have stopped bleaching their skinbecause of the side effects arising from such practice and the alternatives to bleaching for those who would like to lighten their skin Vivian Eleta, 23, is a fair-skinned petty trader with a love for beautiful things. Five years ago, Eleta hit on an idea to look evenbmore beautiful for her husband. She opted to lighten her skin with bleaching creams. “I bleached in order to look good for my husband. When I first started bleaching my skin used to look nice. But after a year orbtwo, I noticed changes in my body: some parts of my legs werebfair and other parts looked really dark,” she said. By this time Eleta had formed the habit of spending a significant amount of the proceeds from her trade on bleaching creams every month.“These changes got me really worried, especially when people began to stare at me and my husband also began to complain.Then, I also noticed that whenever I injured myself, the wound took a longer time to heal. Later I learnt that it was the fragility of my skin that prevented the wounds on my body from healing fast,” she said. Although Eleta has since stopped using bleaching creams, the spots on her body remain, serving as constant reminders of her futile quest to be more beautiful.Mercy Omowale’s experience is also similar to that of Eleta.Omowale started using bleaching creams two years ago. Nowadays, she is quick to grumble about the challenges of living with the side effects of bleaching creams.“The sun is my problem. It is a big challenge. Anytime I walk in the sun it would be like my skin is burning. I really want to stop bleaching, but I don’t want my skin to turn dark too. I like my fair skin,” she said, with resignation.Health experts say complications from skin bleaching are not only unhealthy for the sufferer, but may also be offensive to those around them. A 2008 study by the International Society of Dermatology published in thegrio.com , revealed that people who bleached their skin over a prolonged period of time developed a body odour that smelt like rotten fish. The condition is called the “fish odour syndrome.” Scientists say this syndrome is caused by the excretion of a chemical called trimethylamine in the sweat, saliva, urine and vaginal secretions.Exogeneous ochronosis However, an offensive odour is not the only headache that bleachers have to cope with. A Consultant Physician/ Dermatologist Skin Surgeon, Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Dr. Michael Akolawole, said people who bleached for several years would usually develop a condition called exogenous ochronosis. The symptoms of exogenous ochronosis include skin darkening, blue and grayishhyperpigmentation and bumps on skin.Exogeneous ochronosis is a term that Bunmi Adeoye, who is in her late 30s, knows very well. She said people assumed she is in her late 40s, because of her bleached skin. She said, “(Some years after I started bleaching) My skin, all of absudden, began to turn pale and lose itsbelasticity. I alsobdeveloped a dark pigmentation around my eyes and on mybforehead. When I went to the hospital, my doctor called thebcondition ochronosis.b“I am quite pained anytime I look at my face and skin. Despite the fact that I have stopped using bleaching creams, I cannot reverse my skin to the way it was, prior to my bleaching.”Kayode Lawal, the chairman of one of thepopular markets on Lagos mainland, does not know the name of the condition that has made him sun shy for many years. Lawal bleaches his skin. At the market, unlike other traders, Kayode does not stay in his shop. Rather, he supervises his ‘boys’ from a salon close to the market. He seats in the airy salon from morning till evening for fear that sunlight or heat would cause further damage to his skin. Lawal refused to speak with our correspondent but a fellow trader, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, sa


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A popular musician in the North East has gone missing just days after releasing a scathing song accusing local lawmakers of corruption, police and family said Wednesday.



Ado Dahiru Daukaka went missing in the Adamawa State capital, Yola, after he left his house early on Friday to offer dawn prayers at a mosque.

His new song accuses politicians from President Muhammadu Buhari’s ruling party of corruption and predicts they will not be voted in the 2019 election
The song “Gyara Kayanka”, or ‘Put your house in order’ in the local Hausa language, accuses local lawmakers of being selfish and corrupt.

The family of the singer said he was a political target.

“It is obvious his disappearance is an abduction by some interests who are infuriated by his latest song which exposed corruption among legislators at the state house of assembly,” Daukaka’s relative Atiku Mustapha told AFP.

“We believe they abducted him as a warning to other critics like him. They just want to muzzle critics,” Mustapha said.

Hadiza Adamu, one of the singer’s two wives, said he had no enemies.

“My husband is not known to be at loggerheads with any one. The only explanation we could provide is that he could have angered some powerful interests with his songs,” said Adamu, who gave birth just five days before he went missing.

“We call on whoever is behind his disappearance to have pity on us and release him unharmed,” she said.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Adamawa State Command, Othman Abubakar, said an investigation has been launched but declined to comment if the disappearance was linked to the song.

Fierce critics

Daukaka became popular following Nigeria’s return to civilian rule in 1999 with a hit in praise of then-state governor Murtala Nyako.

Local singers are fierce critics in northern Nigeria with their songs that tackle everything from forbidden love to political discontent.

One of the country’s most popular singers, Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti, was imprisoned by Buhari during his short-lived reign as military ruler in the 80’s.

Kuti’s arrest on charges of currency smuggling were dismissed by human rights groups who argued he was a political detainee after criticising the government.

http://www.gist24.com.ng/2016/06/popular-nigerian-musician-goes-missing.html