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3. Brown hair, don’t care!

2. Who says you can rock dashiki on stage?

1. Have you noticed how Baddo often squints in his photos?

Popular musician Olamide is steady proving to be a fashion icon in his own right. Since he majorly raps in his mother tongue, it’s only natural that he dresses like a true Yoruba man in traditional attire anytime he steps out.

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Does he know me -no
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Comment sorting is meaningless .
Topic of the moth award is not necessary - if you know the number of topic that is being created in a day, you wouldn't have mentioned it talkmore of a month.


Better stories hitting front page- it's a wonderful idea.
Nice topic that isn't on front page is better than some kind of buhari jokes and political related stories that make fp.

I think some of MODS are no longer active.


For me I'm suggesting a debate thread

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Hello guys, Today I'm going to share with you how to get doubled data bundle on MTN data valid for 2months.


See how it's being doubled

I love glo because of the price of their data plans.

But their networks is tooo bad.
In three different locations I have lived, the network is the same.
I suggest they work on that before thinking of any other thing.
If their network is cool like stingy MTN,,, they will get more subscribers more than any network in Nigeria as far as they maintain their data plans low

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Mywapblog is a free blogging platform just like Blogger with millions of users. It started operation in 2008 and its to closed next month (Nov 15th 2016).

I got a text from a friend saying that the popular Mywapblog site will be shut down. This means that millions of bloggers will loose their site. The owner of the site published a post yesterday announcing the closing date of the site.

You can read more here and see what users are saying.
http://official.mywapblog.com/its-time-to-say-goodbye.xhtml

Toping up your airtime via your bank account with USSD string code is no longer news. Today many users still do not know the right USSD string code to use that's why I decided to update the list of all the codes you can use and top up your airtime anywhere, anytime. To buy airtime on your phone make sure you are requesting the credit with the phone number you registered or open the bank account with. Each commercial bank has a different way of requesting airtime but the situation varies in some banks because you have to visit there nearest branch close to you and register your account with the service to enable you buy airtime via USSD code in your phone.

NOTE: The minimum amount you can request is N50 and maximum of N5000 for the transaction to be successful. If you have any bank we missed, kindly let us know by commenting.

How to buy airtime with your phone in all nigerian banks

Guaranty trust bank
*737*amount#
If you want to transfer to another person dial *737*phone number*amount# and enter the last 4 digit of your ATM card to verify the transfer

Access bank
*901*amount#

First bank
*894*amount#

Eco bank
*326*amount#

United bank for Africa (UBA)
*389*033*1*amount#

Keystone bank
*322*082*amount#

Unity bank
*322*215*amount#

Zenith bank
*302*amount#

Sterling bank
*822*amount#

First city monument bank (FCMB)
*322*214*amount#

Fidelity bank
*770*amount#

Skye bank
*389*076*1*amount#

Stanbic IBTC bank PLC
*909*amount#

Heritage bank
*322*030*amount#

Wema bank
*322*035*amount#

Diamond yello account
For those that uses DYA *777*555*phone number*amout*pin#


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Princepri:
Do you accept guest posting. I will be more than happy to write a post that suits your audience. Thanks

Yes we do allow.

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– Nigerian government reacts to the ECOWAS ruling on Dasuki case

– Mr.Malami explains that government should study the judgment of the court before taking the decision on the case

– Meanwhile, some lawyers suppose that ECOWAS court ruling is more like a policy, which is not enforceable

Mr. Malami, reacting to the development, stated that the government needs to study the content of the judgement before acting on it.

Salihu Isah, special adviser of Malami, disclosed to the Premium Times the government’s position in a telephone interview.

Isah said the Nigerian authorities need to fully understand the content of the court’s proceedings and judgment before responding.

“We cannot just react. We will first of all study the judgment to understand it’s content before taking a stand,” he stated.

Some legal analyst, who also spoke on the matter, explained the effects of obedience or disobedience of the orders by government on Nigeria’s image.

Samson Ameh, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, said: “ECOWAS court can entertain cases, but it has no infrastructures to enforce its judgments. It is the country from where the case came from, that it would rely upon to enforce the said judgement,” the lawyer said.

“Any country has the right to enforce or fail to enforce the judgment. There are no side effects legally, except that the image of the country may be lowered. It is like a moral, rather than a legal responsibility.”

Former security adviser has been arrested last year for allegedly diverting billions of dollars meant for purchase of weapons to fight the deadly Boko Haram sect.

Dasuki was also accused of illegal possession of arms.
Dasuki exits the court building after today’s court session
The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, has explained why the Nigerian authorities have not released former national security adviser Sambo Dasuki.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) court on October 4 directed Nigerian government to release Dasuki.
Mr. Malami, reacting to the development, stated that the government needs to study the content of the judgement before acting on it.

Salihu Isah, special adviser of Malami, disclosed to the Premium Times the government’s position in a telephone interview.

Isah said the Nigerian authorities need to fully understand the content of the court’s proceedings and judgment before responding.

“We cannot just react. We will first of all study the judgment to understand it’s content before taking a stand,” he stated.

Some legal analyst, who also spoke on the matter, explained the effects of obedience or disobedience of the orders by government on Nigeria’s image.

Samson Ameh, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, said: “ECOWAS court can entertain cases, but it has no infrastructures to enforce its judgments. It is the country from where the case came from, that it would rely upon to enforce the said judgement,” the lawyer said.

“Any country has the right to enforce or fail to enforce the judgment. There are no side effects legally, except that the image of the country may be lowered. It is like a moral, rather than a legal.


Source https://www.naij.com/995355-cant-release-dasuki-despite-ecowas-court-ruling-attorney-general-explains.html

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Facebook Lite was released early last year, and it's pretty good - it takes up less space than the regular Facebook app and consumes much less data.

As a follow-up, Messenger Lite is now available, meaning phones with countries where data is thin on the ground and people with small amounts of storage can use Messenger as well.

Messenger Lite, which uses less data and is designed to work in areas with slower internet connections, will roll out in Kenya, Tunisia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Venezuela. Facebook said it will expand to other countries in the coming months.


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