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PDP is becoming sumtin else! ***hides***

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This is serious

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Source: http://timenaija.com/pdp-replies-mrs-aisha-buhari/

wow!
She Came across the right person

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So a sidechick got pregnant for a guy and decided to contact hisgirlfriend on whatsapp, only one problem though, she had the wrongnumber. The person on the other end of the line proceeds to troll hermercilessly but she still doesn't get the message until much later. Lol. See the rest after the cut...





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Source: http://timenaija.com/check-out-this-hilarious-whatapp-exchange/

More money everyday

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Kokomaster D’banj stars on the cover of South African magazine Destiny man.

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Source: http://360jamng.tk/dbanj-covers-july-edition-of-s-a-magazine-destiny-man/

OBJ Always chilling

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo paid a courtesy call on Oyo State Governor, Abiola Ajimobi, at the Governor’s Office, Ibadan yesterday June 16th. More photos after the cut…
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lalasticlala

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Source: http://timenaija.com/photos-obj-pays-courtesy-call-on-oyo-governor-abiola-ajimobi/

Choi

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SEE GBESE OOOOOL.
WICKED! wife

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lalasticlala
So they collected DNA samples from the neighbours? Sad if it really happened…

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Source: http://timenaija.com/seen-on-the-front-page-of-newspaper-business-man-faints-as-dna-show-his-4-kids-belong-to-neighbours/

we dey watch

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Since he didn’t mention names, I won’t mention any names either…but I’m sure y’all can guess who the shade is for. See more tweets after the cut…
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lalasticlala mynd44

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Source: http://timenaija.com/pdps-new-media-director-deji-adeyanju-shades-the-heck-out-of/

This unblowable guy

The ‘ Erima‘ crooner, addressed issues like song theft from top artistes in the industry, favoritism by DJ’s, radio station and his new album.
According to Blackface: [b]
I came into this game when the industry had no face, with respect to all other musicians and melody makers I listened to before I started creating mine, I brought in the faces (you know there names already ) that was going to create a spark in the Nigerian music scene to make other youths know that you can be whatever you set your heart out to be with determination and hard work as nothing in life is a handout.
The plantashun boiz was a dream that didn’t actually come to be as the dream was cut short as we never went international even though our music did and our style was embraced by so many music lovers, but you all know the story.
Maybe, maybe someday me and my former members might do a song or a project but that remains for the gods to decide as it is as friends have become foes in these times.
My journey has been the rough one and am glad for all the tragedies I passed through over the past years because that made me stronger and value life more than I did initially when I had all the spotlight on me and my crew Trybunalzworking and making music day in day out for the fans.
We were in almost every club, stage, and anywhere there was a live microphone and a DJ to give us beats and we thrilled fans as that’s what we did for a living, entertain, until sabotage started by greedy ones who will pay radio DJs not to play our music because we were a threat to their music as even their fans were jumping to ‘AheadOfTheGame’ and they didn’t like that.
Some so called pioneers in the radio and TV won’t play our music either because they were part of a so called #Cabal but that hadn’t changed anything as this Rasta only became stronger while those they support and adhere to their demands start to run out of ideas and resort to stealing our old materials from released albums and yet to be recorded songs to make their own music so all along I been competing with myself and the #saboteurs.
5 years with no album out I am back in their face again Killah made dem think like…’ah ah I thought we finished him already’… I laugh but the saga must continue
The Album “Defender” is just around the corner and dem don sing am before say Somethingwanttohappen and thealbumDefender is it’.
The Defender ” will be sequel to Ghetto Child (2007), Evergreen (2007), Jungle Fever, Me, Musiq and I (2008), Dancehall Business (2010).[/b]
Blackface some months back, accused star boy, Blackface, Wizkid , of stealing a song from him.
lalasticlala

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Source: http://360jamng.tk/i-came-into-this-game-when-the-industry-had-no-face-blackface/

Lol! music career ke?

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Omotola Jalade Ekeinde clapped back at a twitter troll who strayed into her twitter mentions to take a swipe at her. Omotola had made a joke yesterday evening about being an internet judge for music talent show, The Voice, which currently airs on TV. A twitter user who didn’t understand the joke, decided to diss the actress by saying she cant sing while referencing her ‘short lived’ music career. Omotola of course responded and twitter users supported her. See more tweets after the cut…

The stage play by Dr craze, Falz and Tega at the comedy/musical concert held in Ukraine at Kharkov palace premier hotel titled THE GOOD THE MAD AND THE FUNNY … The play took the crowd on a roller coaster of Laughter, i think it will crack you up too. Enjoy!

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Such a nice and playful billionaire
Hard to come by

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It’s one thing to be caught sleeping by your boss at work, one thing to be woken up by your boss and definitely another thing when your boss is Richard Branson.
Billionaire Founder of Virgin Group, Richard Branson went to Virgin Australia Headquarters at Sydney Airport to meet cabin crew and stumbled across a snoozing member of staff and Branson says the guy was so shocked when he woke him up that he went back to sleep again.
Branson joked:
‘This guy wasn’t up to much at all – I caught him sleeping on the job! Wow, did he get a shock when I woke him up. He must have thought he was dreaming because he went straight back to sleep.’
‘To be fair, he was on standby, getting some much needed rest.’
‘I love to get out there and meet the people that make our brand shine. Maybe it’s the glorious Southern Hemisphere sun or the salty sea air, it seems like our Aussie team members permanently wear infectious smiles.’
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wow! good for him

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“From GQ Cool List to Queen’s Honours List”. The award was made in recognition of his “services to the community and disadvantaged young people”. Tunde Okewale, Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers and founder of Urban Lawyers, is a popular figure on social media and made GQ’s 2014 “cool” list.
Background and achievements
Tunde is 32 years of age and a Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers. He was raised on a council estate in Hackney, East London. He is the eldest of four children and was the first person in my family to attend university and obtain a degree. During his studies, Tunde undertook numerous simultaneous part-time jobs in the food and retail industry, to enable him to contribute towards his household. Consequently, his academic studies suffered, and he obtained a 2.2 in his undergraduate degree. Career advisors and professionals told him that he would never make it. Despite this setback, Tunde ploughed on. He involved himself in community work and was eventually invited to conduct a workshop on behalf of the Greater London Authority. As a result of his performance on this project, he was asked to become a director of the charity, From Boyhood to Manhood Foundation, and was awarded a meritorious scholarship to attend bar school where he would excel academically to offset his undergraduate grades. The fact that Tunde managed to qualify as a barrister, and obtain tenancy at a major Chambers, is a demonstration of his sheer determination to prosper in spite of his socioeconomic background. His journey and remarkable accomplishments have inspired young people from backgrounds similar to his own to persevere and succeed against the odds.
In 2009, Tunde founded a charity organisation called Urban Lawyers which is a multi-media education and information centre designed to educate, engage and stimulate discussion amongst young people about their attitudes towards criminal law, policing and personal responsibility. Urban Lawyers also provides resources, information and opportunities for young people to secure work and/or experience in the legal profession. Through Urban Lawyers, Tunde has helped a minimum of 5 thousand students achieve and attain their career goals, and have educated at least 10 thousand people on their legal rights. This has been accomplished through a range of activities at multiple universities across the United Kingdom (such as Nottingham Trent University, London Metropolitan University, Kingston University, Cardiff University, UCL, King’s College London, University of Hertfordshire, BPP Law School, and Sheffield University, to name a few). The organisation has provided summer work placements, mock assessment days, interviewing and CV clinics, and soft skills training for thousands of students across these UK higher education institutions. The initiatives have given the students opportunities to meet professionals, obtain work experience, and gain insights into the legal profession. Although the projects target students from non-traditional backgrounds, its impact and benefits have been experienced by students from multiple backgrounds.
Through its increasing track record in nurturing young talent in the field of law, Urban Lawyers has won the support of firms such as Berwin Leighton Paisner, and Hogan Lovell’s pro bono unit. Urban Lawyers recently awarded 4 scholarships in partnership with BPP Law School. These awards provided financial assistance to students from non-traditional backgrounds who demonstrate academic potential and are actively involved in community outreach.
Tunde has worked pro-bono on several cases, one of these was a case referred by the Cardiff University Innocence Project which saw the overturn of the wrongful conviction of Dwaine George. This was the first ever case to be referred to the Court of Appeal by university students.
Tunde provides legal training to Youth Offending Teams across the country, particularly those that deal with high-risk offenders. This role highlights Tunde’s holistic involvement in the criminal justice system, working directly with those that come into contact with it at every juncture. This enables him to transfer knowledge and insights between organisations within the criminal justice system. Thus, empowering those organisations to provide a better service and to transform the lives of those who engage with them.
When Tunde is not in court, he is heavily involved in community outreach work. He has substantial public speaking experience and regularly participates in events for charitable bodies and runs educational workshops for community groups such as SE1 United and Elevation Networks; workshops on youth crime for the London Borough of Waltham Forrest and the London Borough of Southwark; workshops on employment and discrimination rights for people with disability at the Royal Institute for Blind; educational and inspirational seminars at Raynes Park School, Junior Chamber International, Free The Child Foundation, and Body and Soul, just to name a few. Tunde’s work with Body and Soul focused on enhancing and improving the self-confidence affected by HIV/Aids. He did this by volunteering at the centre and delivering workshops and motivational talks. Tunde’s engagement with the community has not only inspired and encouraged community cohesion but has also educated and empowered the disaffected. The cumulative effect of Tunde’s involvement in the community has inspired the younger generation and reminded an older generation of the relationship between success and service.
Tunde has also delivered a number of Stop-and-Search workshops in difficult schools and London boroughs (such as Hackney, Waltham Forrest, Southwark) working with at-risk youth and encouraging them to positively engage with legal enforcement agencies. As a result of his endeavours, he is frequently invited to repeat the workshops and also deliver them on a national level.
Tunde also supports grassroots organisations such as the campaign group, JENGbA (Joint Enterprise Not Guilty by Association). He delivered sessions at a weekend conference and provided legal advice and support to grassroots organisations on how to use legislation effectively. The impact of this is that organisational like JENGbA have been able to create a sustained awareness, not only with the general public but also among parliamentarians. Tunde’s enthusiasm for championing social justice has inspired individuals and grassroots organisations to increase the frequency of their knowledge-sharing conferences. He is often invited to speak and facilitate dialogue during these conferences.
Tunde was an advisor to ‘The Citizen’s Inquiry into the Tottenham Riot’ in 2011. He helped to produce and edit a report that looked into the causes, effects and solutions in relation to the public disturbances. Tunde was an integral part of the fact finding exercise and facilitated dialogue between the residents of Tottenham. This report influenced national policy and helped secure funding for the residents of Tottenham.
Tunde is regularly invited to speak at the Law Society in relation to diversity within the profession, and inspiring those from non-traditional backgrounds to consider entering the profession.
Tunde is also asked to make regular appearances on the BBC radio in recognition of his work within the community. In addition, he hosted the BBC (London) youth ‘London Speaks’ debate in aid of the 1,000 days until the 2012 Olympic Games celebration. Tunde featured as an expert on the BBC Radio 1 Xtra broadcast “GANGS ON FILM” alongside Noel Clarke, Ashley Walters and many others. Here he was asked to share his opinions on why young people join gangs and become entrenched in crime. He also featured as an expert on The London Live documentary “TRAPTOWN”, where he was asked to share his opinions on the how the criminal justice system impacts young people.
Tunde was invited to attend the Star Symposium in Stein am Rhein, a symposium for Leaders of the Next Generation. He is the only person to date, to have been awarded a full bursary to attend. The conference recognises individuals worldwide between the ages of 35-50, and he was recognised for his work and accomplishments in the community despite only being 28 years old at the time.
At the international level, Tunde was involved in the Griffiths Trust ‘HUSH THE GUNS’ Project in Kingston, Jamaica in 2009. Tunde was also commissioned by the Jamaican and Canadian Government to facilitate workshops for disaffected youths. He was selected as a UK ambassador to attend an international conference with China on 2009 where the focus was on social entrepreneurship and community cohesion (Sponsored by Cisco systems). He continues to share the knowledge acquired on these programmes with local groups and individuals in communities in the UK.
Tunde had the opportunity to share his knowledge of the law, as part of a delegation sent to Nigeria by the Bar Human Rights Committee in partnership with UNICEF. The project aimed to enhance the capacity of the Child Protection Network (CPN) set up across different states in Nigeria. This was achieved though conducting human rights monitoring and documentation, with a particular focus on case management, interviewing and statement taking from children. The project also worked by engaging regional and international mechanisms of redress. Tunde delivered training on the aforesaid issues to legal practitioners, social workers and government ministers.
In summary, Tunde’s efforts demonstrate continuous service to every facet of his profession; diversity, pro-bono, and representation of the disaffected. His contribution to wider community and his perseverance though adversity is a testimony of success, sacrifice and service.
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Qualifications and Positions Held
Oct. 2014 – November 2015 Advisory Board Member – Police Now
Nov. 2013 – Present Patron – Hackney Community Law Centre
July 2013 – Present Registered Lawyer under The FA Football Agents Regulations
April 2013- Present Freeman at the Worshipful Company of World Traders
Dec. 2012 – Present Consultant for Amber and Greene
Sept. 2011 – Feb. 2012 Legal Advisor – Citizens Inquiry into the Tottenham Riots
May 2011 – Present Barrister – Doughty Street Chambers
Apr. 2008 – Mar. 2014 Trustee – From Boyhood to Manhood Foundation Charity
Nov. 2008 – May 2011 Barrister – 4 Breams Buildings Chambers
Sept. 2006 – Sept. 2007 Board Member – Southwark Youth Crime Prevention Board
Jun. 2006 – Present President and Founder – Urban Lawyers
Jun. 2005 – Mar. 2008 Director – From Boyhood to Manhood Foundation Charity
Awards
•Winner – The Inaugural Chambers & Partners Award for ‘ Outstanding Contribution to Diversity’
•Finalist – The Law Society Gazette Legal Personality of the Year 2015
•Finalist – Black British Awards 2015 for Professional Services.
•Ted X Tottenham 2015
•Winner – Legal Diversity Award 2014 (Diversity Champion)
•Finalist – National Diversity Awards 2014
•Junior Chamber of International London Ten Outstanding Young People Award 2013
•Shortlisted for Young Legal Aid Barrister of the Year 2012
•Awarded O2 Think big award for my work with Urban Lawyers 2012
•Lawyer monthly publication for the barrister awards as the young barrister of the year 2012
•Runner up for Mayor of London’s Peace Awards 2011
•Awarded Millennium by UnLtd for his work with Urban Lawyers 2010[/b]

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Source: http://timenaija.com/nigerian-lawyer-tunde-okewale-awarded-mbe-in-2016-queens-honours-list/

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Photography na beta business now oo

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Chudy Ogobegwu is the photographer of billionaire businessman Tony Elumelu and his Heirs Holdings company. On their way to a meeting last week Monday evening on Tony’s private jet, the former bank MD caught Chudy off-guard, took photos of him and posted them on Twitter…
lalasticlala

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Source: http://timenaija.com/aww-tony-elumelu-takes-photos-of-his-photographer/

lol @ what do you do for a living?

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lol @ lalasticlala I think EFCC should come into play

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Source: http://timenaija.com/hilarious-tweet-of-the-day/

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Ben Murray Bruce shared the photo on twitter. Regina Askia looks great.

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RIP Sir

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Two days of funeral ceremonies bidding farewell to Muhammad Ali began today with a Muslim prayer service in the Kentuckyhometown of the beloved boxing legend and civil rights hero.

 
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Thousands of people stood in the cavernous FreedomHall arena inremembrance of one of the 20th century’s most singular personalities,who died last week at age 74. People in the crowd held up theircellphones to snap pictures as the coffin holding Ali’s remains movedby.


The brief ceremony in Louisville launched two days of interfaithtributes – bringing together VIPs and ordinary fans – to a man known forboth his tenacity in the ring and his social activism outside of it, onbehalf of African-Americans and social causes at home and around theworld.



The three-time heavyweight world champion died after adecades-long battle with Parkinson’s disease. Born Cassius Clay at atime of racial segregation in the Americansouth, the boxer converted to Islam in 1964, changing his name toMuhammad Ali and shocking America.




Thursday’s prayer service was held at the site of Ali’s last fight inhis hometown, where he defeated Willi Besmanoff on Nov 29, 1961.




"The service is a traditional Muslim funeral,” Imam Zaid Shakir,who helped organise it, said earlier. Muhammad Ali has a very, veryspecial significance for the Muslim community. This is about... sendinghim off in the very best of fashion, andhonor his memory, live his legacy and love each other as he would wish."




On Friday morning, a funeral procession will wind through the city of600,000, passing sites that were important to Ali: his childhood home,the Ali Centre, the Centre for African American Heritage – which focuseson the lives of blacks in Kentucky – and, of course, along Muhammad AliBoulevard before arriving at the cemetery for a private burial.




Actor Will Smith – who earned an Oscar nomination for his portrayalof Ali on the silver screen – and former heavyweight champion LennoxLewis will be among the pallbearers.




The Ali family asked news media not to film the burial from helicopters.

"Please use discretion and we will encourage you not to film theburial service from afar, from your helicopters flying over thecemetery," family spokesman Bob Gunnell told a press conference onThursday.




On Friday afternoon, Ali will be honoured at an interfaith memorialservice at a large sports arena that will bring together heads of state,VIPs and fans alike. More than 15,000 people are expected to attend.


lalasticlala mynd44

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Source: http://timenaija.com/photos-muslim-funeral-service-begins-for-muhammad-ali/