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MrBasketball:
Tell me something, i have a girl that i like there but we haven't seen, she's is doing her service in Lagos right now.

But that girl has changed seriously by not showing any care like some years back me met.

But i know she's a runs girl.

Owerri now is all about runs since the only investment people do in the state is building hotels ,so what do you expect?
But that doesn't mean all of em are into runs shaa,so hold your own tight

Rochas No go come build the factories and industries now,Make en continue to the follow en baba all around

How that one take concern me?

Fat lie

TheOtherview:
Source

baba is coming for all looters like them

Dyt:
Hmmmmm The tribal bigots will be here soon Oya food is ready

lol, de no dey carry ear hear IGBO nah

Two men, Gabriel Obi and Ugwu Geofrey, have
been arraigned before a Federal High Court in
Lagos for allegedly importing 110 kilogrammes of
cocaine.

The accused were arraigned by the National Drug
Law Enforcement Agency on two counts bordering
on drug trafficking.
According to the prosecutor, Mrs. Ahaji Obiageri,
the suspects conspired with one Chimezie Akunna,
who is now at large, to commit the offence.
The accused were said to have been apprehended
by the NDLEA men in January 2011 at the Tin-Can
Port, Lagos.

They were said to have packaged the illegal
substance inside a container and brought it into
Nigeria from Bolivia.
The charge read in part, “That you, Gabriel Obi,
Ugwu Geofrey and Akunna Chimezie, on or about
January, 13, 2011, at the Tin-Can Port, Lagos,
within the jurisdiction of this honourable court,
without lawful authority, imported 110 kg of
cocaine from Bolivia, South America, using a
container ─ MSCU 3668026 ─ thereby committing
an offence contrary to and punishable under
Section 11(a) of the National Drug Law
Enforcement Agency Act Cap N30, Law of the
Federation of Nigeria, 2004.”

The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The court adjourned the trial till June 24, 2015.









http://www.punchng.com/metro-plus/ndlea-arraigns-two-for-importing-cocaine/

The Federal Government has condemned the
execution of four Nigerians by the Indonesian
authorities over drug-related offences, despite
pleas for clemency by President Goodluck
Jonathan.

The government, while commiserating with the
families of the deceased, demanded the
repatriation of the corpses of the executed
Nigerians.

It explained that they would be given decent burials
by their various communities.
A terse statement on Wednesday from the Public
Communications Division of Ministry of Foreign
Affairs in Abuja, gave the names of the executed
Nigerians as Martin Anderson, Okwudili Oyatanze,
Jaminu Abashin and Sylvester Obiekwe.
The government warned Nigerians to desist from
drug trafficking and other offences.

The statement read in part, “The Federal
Government of Nigeria has received with deep
disappointment, news of the execution of four
Nigerians ─ Martin Anderson, Okwudili Oyatanze,
Jaminu Abashin and Sylvester Obiekwe ─ by the
government of Indonesia for drug-related offences.

“These executions have taken place despite
spirited pleas for clemency made at the highest
level by President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, and
more recently by the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Ambassador Aminu Wali.

“The Federal Government wishes to express its
condolences to the families of the deceased.
“It has asked the Indonesian government for the
repatriation of the remains of the executed persons
so that they can be accorded decent burials by
their various communities.

“Furthermore, government is committed to engage
the government of Indonesia and other friendly
countries regarding the conclusion of Prisoner
Transfer Agreements and other bilateral means of
safeguarding the interest and welfare of
Nigerians.”

The convicts were reportedly taken to the
Nusakambangan Island where they were executed
by firing squad on Tuesday.
…Indonesia defends executions
Indonesia on Wednesday staunchly defended its
execution of seven foreigners including two
Australians as a vital front of its “war” on drugs as
testimony emerged of how they went singing to
their deaths, The Times of India reports.
Australia withdrew its ambassador in protest at the
midnight executions, but Indonesian President,
Joko Widodo, said he was merely applying “the
rule of law” against narcotics traffickers.

The seven convicts – two from Australia, one from
Brazil and four from Africa – were shot by firing
squad along with one Indonesian, despite strident
foreign appeals and pleas from family members.
Brazil expressed “deep regret” at the execution of
its national, who is mentally ill according to his
family, and said it was weighing its next move.
The condemned men reportedly all refused

blindfolds and sang hymns, among them “Amazing
Grace”, as they went to face the firing squad in a
jungle clearing, according to a pastor who was with
them.
As the clock ticked down to midnight, a group of
tearful supporters also sang hymns, embraced and
held candles aloft during a vigil at the port in
Cilacap, the gateway to the prison island of
Nusakambangan.

After the executions, family members could be
seen crying as they were ushered away by friends
and supporters, an AFP reporter saw.
A Filipina originally set to be executed was given
an 11th hour reprieve after a woman who allegedly
duped her into ferrying drugs to Indonesia came
forward to police in the Philippines.

The reprieve for Mary Jane Veloso was hailed in
the Philippines as a miracle and a gift from God,
but Indonesian Attorney General Muhammad
Prasetyo stressed it was only a “postponement” to
allow time for police investigations.


http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-demands-corpses-of-executed-nigerians/

The authorities of the University of Lagos have
offered automatic employment to all the
institution’s graduates who obtained first class
degrees.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof.
Rahamon Bello, announced this on Wednesday
during the institution’s 2013/2014 convocation.
No fewer than 125 persons obtained first class
degrees with 21-year-old Korede Akinpelumi,
emerging as the overall best graduating student.
Akinpelumi, a Chemical Engineering graduate,
obtained a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.96
out of five points.

The idea of providing them employment, according
to Bello, is to promote a culture of excellence in the
citadel of learning.
The VC, who said that the Governing Council of the
university had approved the job offers, added that
the recipients would be employed as graduate
assistants.

Bello added, “Let me acknowledge the support of
the Governing Council of the university for the
promotion of excellence in the institution. It has
just approved that commencing from this year, the
two best graduating students, with CGPA not less
than 4.00, in each of our programmes, be
automatically employed as graduate assistants.
This will enable the retention of some of our best
brains in the system while fostering Ph.D training
at the university.”

The VC, who solicited better funding for higher
institutions in the country, urged the President-
elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to endeavour to insulate
tertiary institutions from fluctuations of the
economy.

Such insulation, he said, would help the schools to
be stable as well and enable them to contribute
positively to the nation’s economic development.
He also condemned the recent violence in Kenya
and South Africa, saying that the killings would
retard economic and social development on the
continent.

Bello said, “The use of violence and the killings of
innocent lives on mutual and other issues that
could be otherwise addressed, are not only
barbaric but would also retard economic and social
development. Its impact on higher education is
real. The University of Lagos currently has a few of
its academic members of staff pursuing Ph.D
programmes in South Africa and a lot of
partnerships exist between us and many of the
universities in South Africa. Internalisation and
exchange activities as well as joint research
efforts are bound to be hampered if not scuttled by
this kind of activities. This should not only be
condemned but should also not be allowed to rear
its head on our continent again.”
Meanwhile, the UNILAG Pro-Chancellor, Prof.
Jerry Gana, has urged the Federal Government to
review the model of funding education in the
country.


http://www.punchng.com/news/unilag-offers-automatic-employment-to-first-class-holders/

Owerri own is getting out of hand

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Android OS platform has made a lot of inventions
when it comes to visual and graphic apps,falling to
this category are the photo-editing apps .
Photo-editing apps helps you do a lot of massve
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https://exclusivtechs./2015/04/29/best-photo-editing-apps-for-android/

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The President, Institute of Public Analysts of
Nigeria, Dr. Dahiru Adamu, has said that shortage
of ISO 17025 accredited laboratories is frustrating
the growth of the country’s health and
manufacturing sectors.

Adamu, who stated this, also noted that Nigeria
has only two ISO 17025 accredited laboratories.
Urging the Federal Government to address this
shortage urgently, he noted that China has
337,033; United States, 13,000; South Korea, 7,000
and South Africa 340 ISO 17025 accredited
laboratories.

He also frowned on the use of unregistered foreign
consulting laboratories/consultants in the country,
saying the action was unacceptable.
He spoke on Tuesday in Ilorin, Kwara State during
the IPAN 21st workshop entitled, “Your laboratory,
your business.”
Adamu said, “Until we achieve that critical mass,
we can’t guarantee safety and quality of products,
and water.

The IPAN acting Registrar, Mr. Durosinlorun
Abdusalam, urged the participants to be abreast of
new technologies in the industry.
Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed called on the Federal
Government to ensure stiffer punishment against
marketers of imported sub-standard products and
food.
He also called for a zero tolerance policy for sales
and importation of such goods and products

http://www.punchng.com/health/nigeria-has-only-two-iso-accredited-laboratories/

As they walked to face the firing squad on an
Indonesian prison island, eight condemned drug
traffickers defiantly sang praise to God, witnesses
said, while in a town across the water a group of
tearful supporters was also uniting in song.
The convicts — two from Australia, one from
Brazil, four from Africa and one Indonesian —
made the long journey from their prison to
clearings on a prison island to meet their fate early
Wednesday.

But rather than bow their heads in defeat and
resignation, the convicts all reportedly refused
blindfolds and raised their voices in song, including
a rendition of “Amazing Grace”, until the gunfire
from the firing squads rang out.

The husband of Pastor Christie Buckingham, who
gave spiritual guidance to one of the Australians in
his final moments, said his wife told him the men
conducted themselves with “dignity and strength
until the end”.

“She told me the eight of them walked out onto the
killing field singing songs of praise,” Rob
Buckingham told 3AW radio in Australia.
Across the water in the town of Cilacap, the final
crossing point for inmates destined for death on
the high-security Nusakambangan island, a small
band of mourners held a candlelight vigil, and also
sang “Amazing Grace”.

The haunting sounds filled the night sky, drowning
out the sobs of those too distressed to
contemplate what was taking place in the jungle-
clad hills of the prison island.

One man wailed loudly and implored Indonesian
President Joko Widodo to have mercy. Another
supporter read out the names of each inmate one
by one.
– ‘Like a resurrection’ –
Owen Pomana, a former convict turned pastor and
friend of Australian convicts Andrew Chan and
Myuran Sukumaran, tried to buoy the spirits of
those dwelling on the fate of the prisoners.
“Fear not, they have nothing to fear!” he declared
of the condemned inmates.

Moments later, the eight inmates were dead,
executed by 12-man firing squads after being tied
to posts.
Just before dawn, their bodies returned from the
island in coffins, some covered in embroidery.
Family members could be seen crying, ushered
away by friends and supporters to begin the long
journey to bury their loved ones.

Angelita Muxfeldt, the cousin of Brazilian inmate
Rodrigo Gularte, wept as she was led through the
large throng of onlookers by Father Charlie
Burrows.
But others shed tears of joy. The family and friends
of Filipina convict Mary Jane Veloso — who was
moments away from being executed with the
others only to be granted a reprieve — rushed to
the port to embrace and express their disbelief.
Father Harold Toledano, a Filipino priest assisting
the Veloso family throughout their plight, had been
praying when he heard the good news.

“This is a miracle for us,” he cried, as Veloso’s
lawyers and supporters celebrated. “It’s like a
resurrection for us. She is alive.”
For the Chan and Sukumaran families, there was
no such solace. They had lost their sons, their
brothers, after begging for their lives to be spared
at every possible opportunity.

“They asked for mercy, but there was none,” the
family said in a statement after the executions.
They will bury their loved ones soon, but won’t be
the first.
Barely had the dust settled at Cilacap port when
Zainal Abidin — the sole Indonesian prisoner
among the group — was laid to rest at a nearby
graveyard.

http://www.punchng.com/news/indonesia-convicts-sang-praise-to-god-before-execution/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

E l be ike say i go park my GMC here briefly

benega:
For the love of ftc

lol, for ya mind

The National Leader of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), Senator Bola Tinubu, has
disclosed that he had never done anything wrong to
the chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP), Chief Bode George, that will make him
apologise to him.

Tinubu added that George was trying to implicate
him in the criminal proceedings, which the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
(EFCC), an agency of the federal government,
initiated against him concerning financial
irregularities brought against him at the Nigerian
Ports Authority (NPA).

He provided the clarification in a statement by his
media assistant, Mr. Sunday Dare yesterday,
insisting that he did not “know when and how he
ever offended the PDP chieftain. I have never
wronged the man or even thought of it. I sought no
forgiveness because no forgiveness was needed.”
According to him, George claims the alleged
apology was made at the burial of Chief Alao
Arisekola.

“On that date, personalities such as Oba Otudeko
and Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State
approached me because I did not greet George
initially.”
On this note, he said the personalities pleaded with
him to greet George, at least in the memory of
Arisekola, whom they gathered “to honour. On this
ground, they said, I should greet George. At their
request, I turned back and came to greet him by
saying: ‘Good afternoon, Egbon.’ That was all.
“If George wishes to interpret that as an apology,
he has the right to do so. I also have the right to
state categorically that no apology was made or
even intended. I think he is trying to find a way to
walk back from his election hyperbole that he
would go on exile if the APC won the Lagos State
governorship election.

“He realises that Lagos under the APC is a very
good place to live after all. If he wants to remain in
Lagos, he does not have to manufacture an excuse
or explain away his bad words. Neither the APC
nor I have any aims against him. In the election,
the people rejected his party and his brand of
politics. That is enough for us.
He, however, observed that the PDP chieftain “is
still trying to implicate me as instigating the
criminal proceedings once lodged against him.
From my recollection, George was found guilty by
a court of competent jurisdiction based on
convincing evidence of wrongdoing. He insults the
judiciary by implying that his conviction was
wrongly derived.”


The national leader explained that George adduced
more power to him than what he could possibly
wield, noting that he had never had nor sought
much influence in those circles outside his
statutory office or his purview.

He said: “I am flattered, but in all humility I must
protest the false assessment. If he can remember,
the government of the day was that of the PDP. He
was charged by the government ruled by his own
party for an offence concerning financial
irregularities at the Nigeria Port Authority, NPA, an
appointment he received from the same
government.”

He, therefore, said it was an incredible tale indeed
“to state that somehow I could direct a party that
tried to dismantle the progressive political
structure of my party to bring down one of its key
members.

“The more plausible explanation for his legal
tribulation was that a member of his own cabal
blew the whistle on George’s antics for reasons
that only he and that person truly know. The rest is
now history,” he explained.

He added that he believed George was convicted of
invoice splitting, a violation of financial regulations,
noting that the malpractice “is a deliberate
circumvention of the law so that the culprit may
approve expenditures above his mandated
authority to do so and without proper oversight.
“In the end, it was George’s own hand and actions
that led to his incarceration more than anything I
could ever have done. But we have moved on to
greater progress. We have no time or inclination to
trouble ourselves by troubling George. Any trouble
he is experiencing is a product of his own mind,”
he explained.






http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/tinubu-i-have-no-reason-to-apologise-to-bode-george/208061/?utm_medium=twitter

does this adhoc mode work with data connection?

Computer users are more familiar with Recycle bin
and of what importance it has , Recycle bin is a
program in a computer system which accomodate
and keep all files and documents you’ve deleted in
your computer system for you to still restore them
back to your computer if its need arises.
The reason for this tutorial is to make you
experience such feature on your android
device.All you need is download an app named
DUMPSTER from this link( http://
www.appsapk.com/dumpster-recycle-bin/ )and
follow the instructions.
* After downloading it ,agree with the terms and
condition
* Then you specify the type of file you want the
app to keep when they are deleted and tap Next
You are done!!




https://exclusivtechs./2015/04/28/how-to-add-the-recycle-bin-feature-to-your-android-device/#more-67

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tnx ,i'll do just that

Please someone should render my help on this issue
I started my tech blog recently ,I have published like 9 posts which are on the homepage ,now i want to add Next & previous buttons on the footer so that if some clicks Next,a different page with new posts will appear...


this is the blog https://exclusivtechs./

The Chief Press Secretary to INEC Chairman, Mr
Kayode Idowu, in an interview with Channels
Television noted that in the review, the
commission would be examining areas where it
had problems within the general elections and
begin to explore alternatives that would facilitate
the electoral process.

Speaking on Saturday’s supplementary elections
in Taraba, Imo and Abia states, Mr Idowu said
that the elections went well in the states despite
pockets of issues.

He maintained an earlier stance that the
commission would not fail to prosecute election
offenders.


http://www.channelstv.com/2015/04/26/inec-begins-election-review-process-vows-to-prosecute-offenders/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

A consultant dermatologist, Dr Glory Iwuchukwu, on Monday identified genetic factors, stress and poor nutrition as
the major causes of baldness in middle aged men.
Dr Iwuchukwu, who works at the Lagos University teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, made the disclosure to the
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.
She defined baldness as a condition that caused hair loss along the hairline at the top of the head or temples and
progressed back towards the base of the skull.
She explained that men whose fathers had experienced baldness were more likely to experience hair loss
themselves and that it usually occurred in men with male-pattern baldness due to genetic factors.
“Genetic factor is the most common cause of baldness among middle aged men because it’s been passed from one
generation to the other.
“This genetic factor varies; it could be inherited from either parents but in most cases fathers can easily pass on the
trait which would be possible if it were X chromosomes,’’ she said.
Iwuchukwu said that another cause of baldness was emotional stress and fatigue due to lack of good sleep which
was the common factor among Nigerian men.
“A lot of people who do not get adequate sleep are stressed and this can cause hair loss. In Nigeria, we do not sleep
well because we want to meet up with our life`s needs.
“And once there is alteration in our sleeping pattern, it affects the body’s immune function, hormone secretion and
physical and mental stamina,’’ she said.
Iwuchukwu said that the hair was very sensitive to changes within the body and baldness was always the
consequence of such an internal disturbance, she said.
The consultant also cited inadequate nutrition as another cause of baldness.
“Drinking water to keep the body hydrated and eating foods and fruits with vitamins could play an important role in
keeping the hair follicles and the skin of the scalp healthy.
“At least the intake of six to eight glasses of water daily is the usual recommended amount for an average person,’’
she said.
She, however, advised that adequate nutrition, reduced stress and adequate sleep could be helpful in slowing or
preventing baldness.
According to Iwuchukwu, some forms of surgery, such as hair transplant and scalp reduction are also used to treat
baldness though they can be both expensive and painful.








http://thenationonlineng.net/new/how-stress-poor-nutrition-causes-baldness/

so what?