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Lagos is the fourth worst city in the world,
Economist Intelligence Unit, EIU, an independent
forecasting and advisory business within the
Economist Group has said. And its top worst cities,
are scattered around Africa
and Asia. Lagos, the fourth on the list, shares its 137 position with Port Moresby, in Papua New
Guinea on 38.9 per cent. The report ****e available
yesterday described it as
the second-fastest growing city in Africa and the
fourth worst city on earth. “Rapid growth is not
always a good thing because Lagos is now a magnet for two perpetual threats to
peace: pirates and Islamist warriors. Boko Haram
have a problem with cities like Lagos
and also lots of weaponry. Pirates threaten trade
and use kidnapping as a method of funding.
Islamist terrorist groups such as Boko Haram (“Education is forbidden”) want to create their own
version of heaven on earth by destroying cities
such as Lagos and imposing strict sharia law. Lagos
has enormous potential but as yet little to show for
it – hence its poor ranking,” the report said. EIU in
its 2013 annual survey of the world’s 140 major metropolises, said Lagos has a long way to
go politically, socially and economically before it
joins the emerging market club.

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During my afternoon class lecture, I watched my lecturer as he scribbled some equations and questions on the white-board and then after much quick solving and talking between him and the white-board, he turned to us behind and then said 'why are you all looking at me as if you don't understand. You all thinks what i'm solving is magic? You think i'm Proffesor Peller (the magician)? I'm not oooo. Afterall this is a simple revision maths we've done before'

That statement 'You think i'm Professor Peller (the magician)' kept ringing in my head and I was thinking who he is/was or what his history was like cos that was my first time of hearing the name. Was he a Nigerian or even an African?

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Granada attacker Youssef El Arabi hopes that Real Madrid ace Cristiano Ronaldo will score another own goal in the upcoming Primera Division encounter between the two sides.

The Portugal forward gifted the Andalusians a shock 1-0 win at los Carmenes in February when he beat his own goalkeeper with a stunning header.

Unsurprisingly, El Arabi would love to see Ronaldo net again at the wrong end in Monday's match.

"I hope that Cristiano Ronaldo scores another own goal," the Morocco international told AS when reminded about last year's encounter.

"Real Madrid are a great team and they have a lot of strong..... Continue reading -> http://kamalsbase.com/viewmessage.php?id=23&forumid=6

Founded a century and a half ago, the Bahá’í Faith is today among the fastest-growing of the world’s religions. With more than five million followers, who reside in virtually every nation on earth, it is the second-most widespread faith, surpassing every religion but Christianity in its geographic reach. Bahá’ís reside in more than 100,000 localities around the world, an expansion that reflects their dedication to the ideal of world citizenship. THE BAHÁ’Í FAITH’S global scope is
mirrored in the composition of its
membership. Representing a cross
section of humanity, Bahá’ís come
from virtually every nation, ethnic
group, culture, profession, and social or economic class. More than 2,100
different ethnic and tribal groups are
represented. Since it also forms a single community,
free of schism or factions, the Bahá’í
Faith comprises what is very likely the
most diverse and widespread
organized body of people on earth. People of virtually every background, in every
nation, have become Bahá’ís. Shown
here is a gathering of Bahá’ís from the
Cochabamba region in Bolivia. Many
are members of the Aymara and
Quechua indigenous groups. The Faith’s Founder was Bahá’u’lláh, a
Persian nobleman from Tehran who,
in the mid-nineteenth century, left a
life of princely comfort and security
and, in the face of intense persecution
and deprivation, brought to humanity a stirring new message of peace and
unity. Bahá’u’lláh claimed to be nothing less
than a new and independent
Messenger from God. His life, work,
and influence parallel that of Abraham,
Krishna, Moses, Zoroaster, Buddha,
Christ, and Muhammad. Bahá’ís view Bahá’u’lláh as the most recent in this
succession of divine Messengers. The essential message of Bahá’u’lláh is
that of unity. He taught that there is
only one God, that there is only one
human race, and that all the world’s
religions represent stages in the
revelation of God’s will and purpose for humanity. In this day, Bahá’u’lláh
said, humanity has collectively come
of age. As foretold in all of the world’s
scriptures, the time has arrived for the
uniting of all peoples into a peaceful
and integrated global society. “The earth is but one country, and mankind
its citizens,” He wrote. The youngest of the world’s
independent religions, the Faith
founded by Bahá’u’lláh stands out
from other religions in a number of
ways. It has a unique system of global
administration, with freely elected governing councils in nearly 10,000
localities. It takes a distinctive approach to
contemporary social problems. The
Faith’s scriptures and the multifarious
activities of its membership address
virtually every important trend in the
world today, from new thinking about cultural diversity and environmental
conservation to the decentralization of
decision making; from a renewed
commitment to family life and moral
values to the call for social and
economic justice in a world that is rapidly becoming a global
neighborhood. The Faith’s most distinctive
accomplishment by far, however, is its
unity. Unlike every other religion —
not to mention most social and
political movements — the Bahá’í
community has successfully resisted the perennial impulse to divide into
sects and subgroups. It has
maintained its unity despite a history
as turbulent as that of any religion of
antiquity. In the years since Bahá’u’lláh lived,
the process of global unification for
which He called has become well-
advanced. Through historical
processes, the traditional barriers of
race, class, creed, and nation have steadily broken down. The forces at
work, Bahá’u’lláh predicted, will
eventually give birth to a universal
civilization. The principal challenge
facing the peoples of the earth is to
accept the fact of their oneness and assist in the creation of this new world. For a global society to flourish,
Bahá’u’lláh said, it must be based on
certain fundamental principles. They
include the elimination of all forms of
prejudice; full equality between the
sexes; recognition of the essential oneness of the world’s great religions;
the elimination of extremes of
poverty and wealth; universal
education; the harmony of science
and religion; a sustainable balance
between nature and technology; and the establishment of a world federal
system, based on collective security
and the oneness of humanity. Bahá’ís around the world express
their commitment to these principles
chiefly through individual and
community transformation, including
the large number of small-scale,
grassroots-based social and economic development projects that Bahá’í
communities have launched in recent
years. In building a unified network of local,
national, and international governing
councils, Bahá’u’lláh’s followers have
created a far-flung and diverse
worldwide community — marked by
a distinctive pattern of life and activity — which offers an encouraging model
of cooperation, harmony, and social
action. In a world so divided in its
loyalties, this is in itself a singular
achievement. To learn more about the Bahá’í Faith visit http://www.bahai.org/faq/facts/bahai_faith

It is no longer news that the talented
singer, Chukwudi, a.k.a, “Chuddy K”
is no longer signed to SQN record
label.What is now news is that the
“gaga crazy” crooner,Chuddy K left
the label illegally as he still has 18 months left in his present contract
with SQN. The scintillating singer last
week in an interview said he left the
label because of the way he was
treated. Addressing newsmen on the
recent development in the industry, the SQN boss, Wale Kuku said that
there was nothing like treating
Chuddy K badly. He said he cares
first about the feelings of the artistes
under his label. “ No doubt, Chuddy
K was a talented singer while with us and he is still talented. But saying
that he was treated like a small boy
here is what I know never
happened. I care most about the
feelings of my artistes. As I am
talking to you now, his termination of the contract is illegal because, his
contract is till December 2014.It is
either he comes and completes his
contract with us or, he pays all that
the label has spent on him,” Wale
said.

#YarnUs: Hmmm... Na wa o, wetin even dey happen between our artistes
and their label records sef?

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Following the action(s) of one of
Chocolate City Record’s finest acts,
Brymo who tweeted recently that he
had left the group, Founder and Chief
Executive Officer of the label, Audu
Makori, has refuted the claim, insisting that he’s still with the label.
He said this during a press
conference held at the label’s Lekki
office on Wednesday, May 29 this
year. According to him, Brymo is on
a three year contract to produce three albums with them so, there’s
no way he’s going to leave the label
without completing his contract
deals. At the moment, Brymo has just
one album out in the market. As for
what transpired between the label and Brymo, Audu explained that as
a lawyer, following the rule of law is
his priority, and would like artistes to
work within their contract terms too.
According to him, it was impossible
for Brymo to have decided to quit his contract without following due
process. He has to either “play or
pay”. But he stressed that there’s no
personal war going on between the
label and Brymo. Citing himself as an
example, M.I who was also on ground, supported Audu saying,
loyalty, humility and hard work are
qualities expected of an artiste under
any record label. According to him,
artistes are expected to be loyal to
their labels and team, humble and hardworking as that’s what stood
M.I out and promoted his career.
Further questioning revealed that
upon Brymo posting his smoking
picture on instagram, Audu had
asked him to remove the picture but Brymo refused which amounted to
insubordination, a move not good
for the brand. In all, Audu stressed
that he isn’t interested in painting
anyone black but that both parties
should sit at a roundtable and talk matters over to their advantage.

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Osogbo Members of Ogboni Confraternity in Osogbo may have turned Osun
Grooves to a battle groung following
a serious fracas, which ensued,
between two factions of the group. During the fracas, which occurred last
week, the Curator and Site Manager of
the National Museum, Osogbo, under
the National Commission for Museum
and Monument Department of the
Federal Ministry of Culture, Tourism and National Orientation, Olakunle
Makinde, was beaten up in the cross
fire that ensued between the factions
and he was hospitalised. Consequently, staff of the commission,
whose office is located inside the Osun
Grooves, have deserted the place for
almost a week for fear of being
attacked like their boss. It was gathered that the fracas started
following attempt to appoint new
leader of the confraternity in Osogbo,
called Are Ogboni. It was alleged that one Okiki was
appointed the new Are Ogboni and
was supposed to be crowned by the
Oluawo, identified as Alhaji Adebisi,
but because of the rift between Okiki
and Oluawo, Adebisi was by-passed and the World President, known as
Alaye, was invited from Imesi-Ile for
the installation. Shortly after the installation, the poster
of the new Are Ogboni was
conspicuously pasted on the Ogboni
meeting centre, called Iledi, located
inside Osun grooves. It was learnt that some members loyal
to Adebisi, the Oluawo, allegedly tore
the posters, which resulted into fracas. In the ensued melee, several people
were reportedly injured as dangerous
weapons were freely used before the
intervention of policemen from the
Zone 11 of the Nigeria Police. Some personalities were arrested,
detained and later released on bail. Efforts of members loyal to Okiki, the
new Are Ogboni, to take over the
control of Iledi, compounded the
crisis, as the two factions lay claim to
the centre located inside the grooves. The Ataoja of Osogbo, Oba Jimoh
Oyetunji Olanipekun, and his
traditional chiefs, were said to have
intervened in the matter and appealed
to the two factions to maintain the law
and order, promising to look into the matter. It was also learnt the matter have
been officially reported to the Director
General, National Museum and
Monuments, Yusuf Abdudala Usman,
and Director of Heritage Sites and
Monuments, Oluremi Adebayo, and security operatives for the protection
of lives of staff of the Osogbo National
Museum.

Read more stories on www.yarnus. .com

From the red carpet to the after
parties, there are some celebrities
that are simply on track at all times
when it comes to fashion. With the
awards season approaching, you
never know what they could come up with next. These celebs always
step up their fashion A-game. They
are always a delight on the red
carpet, they never disappoint when
it comes to dressing all the way up,
whether it’s one shoulder or strapless, these selected ten
fashionistas wear them well. 1. Tiwa
Savage - From all her classy red
carpets dresses to her darling baby
doll dresses and little clutches, she
always looked refreshingly sweet. We can’t wait to see more of her
pretty style in 2013. 2. Genevive
Nnaji - Nigeria’s Nollywood
sweetheart’s fashion choices have
become more and more glamorous
with each even but we’re even more excited to see what she’ll wear on
the red carpet this year. 3. Lisa
Folawiyo - The fashion designer is
one of the coolest around. Whether
she’s wearing a funky short sleeved
shirt, bold shoes, or an elegant Ankara dress, she always looks
fashion forward and totally at ease in
her clothes. 4. Nkiru Anumudu - She
never fails to give us something
interesting to look at, and to think
about. She’s always one-upping herself too. We can’t wait to see what
new looks she rolls out in 2013. 5.
Alali Hart - The Clarins boss always
appears in outfits that are supremely
well-fitted and classy. 6. Omowumi
Akinnifesi - Her style of gowns, I’m sure, has been taken to plenty of
tailors to be duplicated simply for
being the most eye catching. She
never disappoints when it comes to
dressing all the way up, whether its
one shoulder or strapless, she wears them well. 7. Agbani Darego - - We
can’t get enough of her quirky,
vintage-inspired red carpet choices.
This former Miss World knows how
to rock the red carpet. 8. Nike
Oshinowo - Whether she’s rocking a funky print dress, bight printed
scarves,, Nike one to watch for all the
newest and most wearable trends
this year. 9. Munachi Abii - She was
giggling for the paparazzi, wearing a
wild poka-dotted dress, or strutting in hot pink pumps, former Most
Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Munachi is fun
funfun. Here is hoping for more fun
with Muna in 2013. 10. Omotola
Jolade Ekehinde - With her often
times dramatic dresses which emphasizes her curves, the
Nollywood diva is always a delight
to watch on the red carpet. We look
forward to more drama this fashion
year. Read more on www.http://yarnus..com/2013/05/10-female-celebrities-we-just-cant-get.html?m=1

A 35-year old woman, Maryam
Mohammed, on Monday sued her
husband, Adamu Mohammed, before
an Area Court in Lugbe, Abuja for
allegedly spending more nights with
his second wife. The Plaintiff, who lives in Sabon-Lugbe on Airport
Road, accused her husband, also of
the same address, of neglect,
selfishness and starving her of sex
and food. Maryam said her parents
had been sending food to her. She, therefore, urged the court to
dissolve the marriage forthwith, to
enable her to marry another man
who can takecare of her. “My Lord,
whenever it is my turnfor the night,
my husband would sneak into the bedroom of my second and spend
the night there. “He has neglected
me, he has become very selfish and
no longer gives me food or money
for my feeding. “Rather, it is my
parents who have been sending me food. I am seeking immediate
divorce to enable me to marry a man
that can take care of me,’’ she said.
The defendant, however, denied his
wife’s claims. Mohammed said he
could not satisfy his wife’s needs because he had been sick for a long
time. “My Lord, I cannot satisfy her
needs because of my prolonged
illness. Now that I am getting better
and I still love her, I urge her to stay
and the court should not grant her any divorce,’’ he said. The Presiding
Judge, Mr... read more on www.http://yarnus..com/2013/05/okay-e-don-happen-wife-sues-husband-for.html?m=1

Airtel (“Airtel”), a leading
telecommunications services
provider with operations in 20
countries across Asia and Africa,
took a significant step towards
building the largest 3G network across Africa by announcing the
launch of its 3G mobile platform in
Burkina Faso. The launch of the
3.75G follows the award of a 3G
license to Airtel by the Burkina Faso
Government. The granting of thelicense is an important
milestonesince it will contribute to
the development of the country and
it will facilitate Internet access for all
Burkinabé. The launch of the 3G
platform promises profound changes in the way Airtel subscribers
experience the web on internet-
enabled cell phones. The improved
technology will enhance multimedia
functionality, high speed mobile
broadband and internet access; allowing users to make video calls,
watch live TV, send and receive
emails, and download music from the
handheld devices. This is the latest
technology HSPSA + being launched
in several European and American countries. Reaching speeds of upto
21 mbps, Airtel’s 3.75G network is
one of the fastest available globally
and it will be immensely beneficial to
multinationals, SMEs and the youth.
“3G technology will give our customers the opportunity to
interact with cellular technology in a
different way,” explains Tiemoko
Coulibaly, CEO of AirtelAfrica
Francophone Region. “This is why
Airtel doesn’t see 3G as a product, but rather as a platform that enables
our subscribers to experience data
better.” According to Mr. Coulibaly,
Airtel’s goal is to build the largest 3G
network on the continent, while
continuing to provide innovative and useful services which will enable
customers to take full advantageof
this new technology. Hervé-
Njapoum Olivier, the Managing
Director of Airtel Burkina Faso, said:
“We are grateful towards the political and administrative authorities
ofBurkina Faso for the granting of
the license through the Regulatory
Authority for Electronic
Communications and Post. We share
the same vision on strengthening the country’s telecommunications
platform. Airtel’s 3.75G network will
enhance the social, cultural and
commercial participation of the
people of Burkina Faso and it will
connect them with the globalcommunity. ” He added: “Our
3G platform will allow subscribers to
combine theenormous potential of
the Internet with the convenience
ofcellular phones and other mobile
devices. It will unleash the potential of our youth by providing quick
access to the Internet for learning,
sharing, social networks, creation
and access to educational and
musical content. For Small and
Medium Enterprises, it will allow the entrepreneur to adopt a highly
mobile way of working with a very
fast access to emailsand the Internet.
For the larger companies, they can
increase their productivity with
high-speed Internet.” Airtel is committed to always expand its
network coverage and bringing
communication opportunities to the
people. Thus, after Ouagadougou,
the deployment of 3.75G network
will continue in other cities such as Bobo-Dioulasso, Ouahigouya
Koudougou, Banfora and Ziniaré.
Africa is an emerging market
andsubscribers across the continent
are increasingly demanding a more
reliable network and superior services. To provide infrastructure
and high level solutions to meet
these requirements, Airtel has
chosen to trust Ericsson, as a
supplier. Thanks to the Ericsson... read more on www.http://yarnus..com/2013/05/airtel-takes-375g-service-to-burkina.html?m=1

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:oHmmm, what are we not going to hear in Nigeria, the next thing will be ban on looking at the faces of ladies.

Please Help if u know the date of Post MPCE for polytechnics especially Auchi and Nassarawa

do u have an ABUJA office, pls tel me where is the place

Yes, as long as it's nothing horrible, but reasonable and has a very important meaning known to me and her which is not basd at all.

Its good but it should be placed in an area where it could be seen, cos most things kept secret are bad.

Pls brief me about admission into University of abuja, their cut off marks and so on.