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congratulation to Mr Dangote ,Mr Adenuga and Nigeria we wish to see more Nigerians on the list next time

In Yorùbá mythology, Odùduwà was the son of Olorun, sent by him from heaven to create the earth. Descending from the heavens via a chain let down to Ile Ife, Odùduwà brought with him a cock, some soil and a calabash. After throwing the soil upon the waters, the cock then scratched on it to create the rest of dry land that would become the Earth's surface. Odùduwà subsequently became the first Ooni of Ife, and then sent his sons out to rule over all of the other Yorùbá kingdoms, which is why all royal Yorùbá lineages claim direct descent from Odùduwà and refer to the Ooni of Ife as primus

whether you agree or not oduduwa fall from heaven

jason123:
What if the Northerners are still more than the SE? What will you do then??
What if it was the SE population that was over estimated and the North was under estimated?

i did not know that such population of people still live in SE,bros in CAMEROON,GHANA, asia america not to menson other of nigeria THESE PEOPLE ARE

[quote author=MzD@rkSkin link=topic=606223.msg7748506#msg7748506 date=1297952703][color=teal]@topic no.[/color][/quote]GBAM or she will bear the cosequence

i like this request,o yaah GJ order IGbOS to go there,yes within one year that place will be developed

Olaolufred:
This happens in Naija.

But more common in the south and east of Niger.

What an ungreatfull way of life.

Now I remember they are real life stories.

Not only just on Nollywood.

south and east of niger still better than west of niger that cannot help there brother or inlow

police is police u cannot give rat meat to keep but that his sister nawahooo

dejahvu:
I think one of the major problems is
most of our Nollywood Movie producers are Ibo Business men out to make
money (apologies to the Ibo people I'm not insulting u people)
By the Time people like I and other posters on this thread get into the
Nigerian Movies industry for the Love of the Art of movie production then quality movies will roll out,
I'm going into Movies, so should u that have love for the game

boy instead of thanking this tribe( IGBO) for the foundation of move industry in Nigeria and congratulating them for journey sofar, u're there taking rubbish.anyway they dont even need ok

congratulations Nigeria move industry more grease to ur elbow

sley4life:
2 enemies. If OBJ knew Atiku was a disguise he wuld have picked a better vp. Both men are criminals

not about enemies but as they said truth can only be delayed but one day it will surface

chief ekwueme was the man ready to serve our country then but they conspired against him after all he suffered to gather people and to form the party

anyway obansanjo and yaradua never planned or thought of being president when they were made president that is the reality

youngies:
Dalu,

@topic
Okwute ria elu, onye isi nkwocha enwepu oso
Once bitten, twice shy

adighi agwa ochinti na agha erue

agha akaraka adighi eli nwa ngwuro

ogbanta na ele anya n'ike achara

ifyalways:
e zuo.
@Topic,Onye ngbo tugburu nna ya na eji ite-ona eme okpu.
Once bitten,twice shy

onye puta ututu okuku chuwa ya oso ya gbawa n'ihi na omaghi ka ojiri abani pue eze

akwa okuku tiwa aki ihere eme okute

okuku hapu kwoko aga ji gini zua umu ya

ndi igbo kwuru si esue ka aha eri udere atotue ngiga,ole ndi nwe eba?

dad ---be a wise man

mom---never say to a man u cannot do anything

don't have any sexual relationship with married women it destroy destiny (my master once told me)

nsi adaghi ano na-afo esi isi.ka aka ra nwa-agbo otukwasi di ya.egbe bere ugo bere nke si ebe ya ebene nkukwa ya.ututu ta ya tututara anyi ihe ommaooooooooooo

igbo mma mma nu.nke onye chili ya naram ya.chi boro nwayi yabokara nwunye di ya.

ndi nwe mu na ndi mu nwe ekele muooo,nye bili ibe ya bili,oga adill umu igbo na mmaooo.

Akpowfu,Nkerefi,Nara,Ugboka,Agbani,Akpugo,Ozzalla,Nume,Amuri,Obe etc Nkanu ebuka

BIA =Igbo language meaning come
FRA=mba mmiri language meaning also come

Nkanu ogbozuru ogbozuru ibe ano

wahooo IBB devil OBJ saint

4 .0 in favour of chelsea

TewMuch:
Wetin concern us with pakistan? They are still even bombing themselves despite their ridiculous situation. How come people arent claiming pakistan was washed or punished for its sins like haiti? Mr. Dangote, try to put your house in order before you go out and show your self to other countries. Even in their present situation Pakistan is still better than Nigeria. There is so much your $2m dollars could do in Nigeria. There are many starving orphans with pressing needs. Heck a lot of kids in the North need free education so that this kind of Boko Haram ignorance can stop. nonsense.

charity begins at home they said but the man wants to make name for himself although his Charity works in Nigeria is every where

hah among African billionaires Dangote incomparable

redsun:
Polygamous men should be banned from holding public offices in nigeria.

bros not in nigeria

Donates $2m to Pakistan’s Flood Victim

Nigerian billionaire businessman, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has donated $2 million to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to help the survivors of the devastating floods in Pakistan.


The aid was made through the Dangote Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Dangote Industries Limited, West Africa's leading manufacturing conglomerate.


“The Dangote Foundation and the entire management and staff of Dangote Industries Limited feel a real need to make a modest contribution to help make life a little more bearable for the survivors in Pakistan,” said Dangote, President of the Dangote Foundation.


“The hearts of all Africans go out to the people of Pakistan as they go through this ordeal. Africa is not only a recipient of humanitarian aid, but is also able to help her brothers and sisters in Pakistan and elsewhere where there is suffering. Helping our family, in this case our global family is part of Africa’s traditional values,” he added.


The donations are expected to provide life-saving food relief to the millions of Pakistanis whose lives have been turned upside down by this disaster as well as help with the logistics of the entire humanitarian community working to supply urgent food and other supplies to the estimated six million Pakistanis WFP is serving who have lost their homes and livelihoods due to the heavy monsoon rains that have hit the country.


Commenting on the donation made by Dangote Foundation, Sandy Westlake of the WFP Private Sector Partnerships said: “We are completely humbled by the Dangote Foundation’s generous donation on behalf of WFP and the people of Pakistan. Your contribution will make a life-saving difference and allow WFP to continue its important work on the ground. The funds for Pakistan are absolutely critical and will do a lot to further WFP’s focus on saving lives in the flood zone.”


Westlake, who also described the donation as a testament to the Dangote Foundation’s commitment to broadening its philanthropic reach globally, said support at this level was crucial towards providing immediate food relief to those most affected by the flood.


High Commissioner for Pakistan, Rtd. Major General Asif Duraiz Akhatar, expressed profound appreciation to the Dangote Foundation, saying: “the people and government of Pakistan will forever remain grateful to the Dangote Foundation for this big sacrifice that will greatly address the needs of the people.”


The foundation also last week donated 50 trucks of different food items, with a total value of over N100 million, to the government of Niger Republic. The move, according to the foundation, was also meant to assist the government in addressing the acute famine, currently plaguing the country.


Niger faces the worst hunger crisis in its history, with almost half the population in desperate need of food.
For 2010, the foundation has provided food items to the victims of Jos and Bauchi crisis to the tune of over N70 million; provided dialysis machine to Lagos Island General Hospital and also sunk boreholes in various communities in the country, totalling over N100 million.


In making this donation, the Dangote Group, whose activities include cement, sugar, salt, flour and pasta, said it is staying true to its statement goals.


“Our mission at the Dangote Group has always been to touch the lives of people by providing their basic needs. Our vision is to be a world-class enterprise that is passionate about the quality of life of the general populace and high returns to stakeholders,” Dangote said.


One of Dangote Foundation's guiding principles is to provide humanitarian relief to victims of natural and man-made disasters.
In the past, the Dangote Foundation had provided relief materials and food to victims of civil strife in Nigeria. Since its establishment in 1993, it has worked to provide drinking water and health facilities in partnership with various Nigerian state governments and through grants to individuals and groups for health, education and economic development projects.


The Group’s core business focus is to provide local, value added products and services that meet the “basic needs” of the Nigerian population. Through the construction and operation of large scale manufacturing facilities in Nigeria and across Africa, the group is focused on building local manufacturing capacity to generate employment, prevent capital flight and provide locally produced goods for local people. The Dangote Group has a workforce of over 14,000 employees.

[quote author=komando. link=topic=505089.msg6660189#msg6660189 date=1283085543]Mrs Hafsat Balewa, daughter of one time Premier of Western Region, Chief Samuel Akintola.

Na wa o.[/quote]i don't believe his wife is chief Akintola's daughter too

these people are possessed by demons so they don't know what they are doing

l0l good girl

i said it marriage will soon be thing of past

o my god what a tragedy