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RedRiver:
Hmmm. You just shot yourself im the leg. When u should be glad that bbn played your song. I would pay bbn to play my song. Now even the naija radio stations will be scared of playing your song cos they dont want your wahala. The industry is small bro and the big boys all talk to each other.

Btw, celebrity dj play thousands of songs in bbn house every saturday. Na only u waka come?

don't shout your ignorance, every artiste their music is being used in that BBnaija house are suppose to be paid after all the show owners are making money from it.
it's called Intellectual property. he is doing the right thing by demanding to be paid. why do you think people sign publishing deals? it's for placements like this.

On Wednesday the 11th of march, the last match of the quarter final round in the Champions League was decided in the Bernabeu. The game between Los Blancos of Spain vs the Old Lady of Italy ended in a dramatic way and left a lots of football loving fans talking.

Real Madrid went into the match with a 3 – 0, leading advantage, having beaten Juventus in Turin with Ronaldo scoring a fantastic overhead kick. But, things got different in Spain as the Old Lady side was in an unstoppable mission to oust Madrid

Moreover, the Agog team gathered some thoughts about the game, and the following are the 5 things we learn from the match that started peacefully but ended in chaos.

Juventus was a better side than Madrid, they outplayed Los Blancos in the fist half and were unlucky not to have had 2 goals leading advantage in that half as Higuain missed a one on one chance.


From the defence, to midfield to attack, the Old Lady had tremendous composure, the type that stopped Madrid from dominating the game, and each time they had an opportunity to score, it wasn’t a struggle for them to put the ball at the back of the net.


After cancelling the 3 – 0 advantage in Bernabeu, at about 92 minutes, a penalty was conceded. This has been the main subject of the discussion as football enthusiast took to Twitter to share their thoughts over Michael Oliver’s decision. Some people argued that it was a penalty, others said it wasn’t, but, the guys in between said that it was a penalty but the referee could have ignored it. From our view of the foul, by it was a clear penalty. Additionally, it was a red cad tackle too, because Vazquezwas already goal bound, thanks to Ronaldo who jumped so high to nod the ball towards the running in Vazquez that had a bigger opportunity to score.


At the point of awarding the spot kick because of the clumsy tackle by Benatia on Vazquez, Gigi Buffon, the veteran Italian goal keeper who could not control his emotions by a way of protesting against the referee’s decision was sent off. This is his first red card after 117 games, probably his last for the Champions league.
Ronaldo stepped in and converted the spot kick against Wojciech Szczesny who came in to replace Buffon to give Madrid the leading advantage again to oust Juventus. At this time, the remaining added time was not enough for the old lady to do anything meaningful in redeeming themselves.
On the flip side, we comment the effort of the Italian side as they fought like warriors and gave Madrid a good run for their money. We also presume, that if the match could run into penalties, maybe Buffon would have turned the hero for the night by stopping many Madrid spot kicks as the goal stopper of Madrid made horrendous mistake in the second half to hand Juventus the third goal and almost throughout the match, had a poor outing for himself.

Watch below the video of the tackle on Vazquez by Medhi Benatia that decided the fate of the match.
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Source: Agog.ng

On Wednesday the 11th of march, the last match of the quarter final round in the Champions League was decided in the Bernabeu. The game between Los Blancos of Spain vs the Old Lady of Italy ended in a dramatic way and left a lots of football loving fans talking.

Real Madrid went into the match with a 3 – 0, leading advantage, having beaten Juventus in Turin with Ronaldo scoring a fantastic overhead kick. But, things got different in Spain as the Old Lady side was in an unstoppable mission to oust Madrid

Moreover, the Agog team gathered some thoughts about the game, and the following are the 5 things we learn from the match that started peacefully but ended in chaos.

Juventus was a better side than Madrid, they outplayed Los Blancos in the fist half and were unlucky not to have had 2 goals leading advantage in that half as Higuain missed a one on one chance.


From the defence, to midfield to attack, the Old Lady had tremendous composure, the type that stopped Madrid from dominating the game, and each time they had an opportunity to score, it wasn’t a struggle for them to put the ball at the back of the net.


After cancelling the 3 – 0 advantage in Bernabeu, at about 92 minutes, a penalty was conceded. This has been the main subject of the discussion as football enthusiast took to Twitter to share their thoughts over Michael Oliver’s decision. Some people argued that it was a penalty, others said it wasn’t, but, the guys in between said that it was a penalty but the referee could have ignored it. From our view of the foul, by it was a clear penalty. Additionally, it was a red cad tackle too, because Vazquezwas already goal bound, thanks to Ronaldo who jumped so high to nod the ball towards the running in Vazquez that had a bigger opportunity to score.


At the point of awarding the spot kick because of the clumsy tackle by Benatia on Vazquez, Gigi Buffon, the veteran Italian goal keeper who could not control his emotions by a way of protesting against the referee’s decision was sent off. This is his first red card after 117 games, probably his last for the Champions league.
Ronaldo stepped in and converted the spot kick against Wojciech Szczesny who came in to replace Buffon to give Madrid the leading advantage again to oust Juventus. At this time, the remaining added time was not enough for the old lady to do anything meaningful in redeeming themselves.
On the flip side, we comment the effort of the Italian side as they fought like warriors and gave Madrid a good run for their money. We also presume, that if the match could run into penalties, maybe Buffon would have turned the hero for the night by stopping many Madrid spot kicks as the goal stopper of Madrid made horrendous mistake in the second half to hand Juventus the third goal and almost throughout the match, had a poor outing for himself.

Watch below the video of the tackle on Vazquez by Medhi Benatia that decided the fate of the match.
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Source: Agog.ng

‘Ojota, ojota, ojota, ojota, ojota, Yaba, yaba, yaba, yaba, yaba, 

’Ojota, ojota, ojota, ojota, ojota’’, Yaba, yaba, yaba, yaba,’’

‘’Ojulegba, ojulegba, ojulegba’’, ‘’Obalende, obalende, obalende.’’

The above chant by the skinny looking, shabby dressed conductor with an intimidating husky voice, one that can make a baby cry on hearing it, almost made me miss my bus stop to Ojulegba.

Poor me, even with my sharp ears, I could barely figure out which bus was going through my direction, because of the different blaring sounds coming from horn speakers and conductors who were calling different locations (One of my JJC Stories in Lagos). LOL!

It was a Friday morning, the day I had set aside to shoot my shot on the project of documenting how Danfo drivers and Conductors go about their hustle running Lagos round the clock, from sun rise to sun set and into the dawn of a new day.

There we go; the driver speed off as I settled down on the window side at the rear to get a better view of the ambience of Lagos. A quick let out on this was that I noticed Lagos was just so dirty. Well, on how the government was facilitating the 'cleaner Lagos project' and the bitter complaints of lagosians on is a full documentary for another day.

Traffic in Lagos is an inevitable experience to every resident in Eko. You really have not experience Lagos yet if you haven’t encounter the kind of traffic that will make you sleep and wake up still stuck inside traffic-flow. That was my ‘Oyo’case, two hours inside a bus from Bariga in Lagos Mainland through Ojuelegba and finally to Ajah in Island.

As you may know, in Sub-Saharan Africa, there is one city in Nigeria that is touted as the land of possibilities, one flowing with milk and honey.

The city is widely known as the Economic nerve centre of the most populous black nation in Africa―Nigeria.

As a new comer in Lagos, first thing you notice on the overhead bridge at the entrance of Lagos, close to Berger a popular location in Lagos, is a boldly written inscription, ‘This Is Lagos, shine your eyes’.

The narrative behind the inscription is one that resets your brain to factory setting, making you conscious of every fly that dances ‘shaku shaku’ in your ear.

Bottom line is that in Lagos, you must always be on alert, because what you never bargained for might happen, else you get robbed or become a victim of ‘Pick-Pockets or One-Chance.

The city has a public transport bus known as Danfo. Danfo is a passenger bus that operates in Lagos and accommodates approximately 16 – 18 passengers.

They play an essential role in the lives of myriads of Lagosians by transporting them from location to location in the main metropolis.

So, I eventually arrived at my final bustop in Illaje— Ajah, my meeting point with Mr. Musairu who had agreed to share his ten-year experience with me as a Danfo driver, along with his personal conductor, Lukemon.

It was time to reel out questions to Mr. Musairu, but I had to exercise patience for him and his conductor to finish smoking a jumbo size marijuana with a bottle of ‘BabyOku’, a small concoction herbal drink.

Mr. Musairu  and Lukemon were set, after they were done with their smoking and drinking escapades. They walked towards me, hailing and chanting…’’ ‘Oga Journalist, oya make we do am ‘osha pra pra’.

Light, camera, action; Musairu started narrating his story in a cracked voice reddened with white unfiltered marijuana smoke gushing out slowly from his mouth.

‘’Na for Lagos mainland  wey dem born me and na where I grow up.’’

 ‘’Because my papa and mama no been fit send me go school, I come decide to do this Danfo business wey I dey drive passengers from morning to mid-night and till day break.’’

 ‘’I don dey involve for this Danfo business for ten years now and I don get plenty experience since I been start.’’

 ‘’Danfo transportation business na wetin I dey do to take help my family and take pay my children school fees.’’

‘’The kind life wey Danfo driver dey live be say we dey work so tey we no get rest just to make better money’’

‘’On a normal day, we dey wake up by 3am for morning to pick passengers for street wey dey rush to reach their office early.’’

‘’I don dey do this danfo bus business with so much passion and I dey obey the laws wey our union take give us, and I dey also pay my tax.’’

 ‘’The work wey we dey do, we no dey ever get rest at all, because we dey always dey for road to pick passengers.’’

 ‘’Sometimes, I dey imagine if danfo drivers no exist, how the middle class people for dey take survive for this Lagos.’’

‘’The fact be say, we the Danfo drivers dey run this Lagos round the clock, whether na for rainy season or dry season.’’

‘’On top 24 hours of the day, danfo drivers no dey sleep reach four hours, because we dey always dey for street dey hustle.’’

‘’Life as a Danfo driver no easy at all, we dey go through ugly experience for road, mad traffic for hours, agbero  seff dey attack us, and sometimes another bus fit jam our own bus.’’

‘’We dey help the life of thousands of people by transporting dem to their various locations every day.’’

‘’Las las, our own na to dey drive our Danfo for this Lagos and dat na like our contribution to the society.’’

Having listened to Mr. Musairu speak passionately about his experience as a danfo driver, I was really impressed by his submission.

He also made mentioned that sometimes; Lagosians treat them like they were nobody. "As you can see my boy Lukemon, na graduate oh! but people dey insult am because of their change, some small girls go talk to am anyhow, dem no no say, the guy go school sef, so na as him no find white collar job, na him come join danfo work".

This narrative sums up the positive routine of hustle these men pull through to put Lagos on the go.

However, he failed to mention their reckless lifestyle of smoking, drinking, patronizing 'Olosho' (popular word used in referring to prostitute in the street of Lagos), not going home to their wives and other activities that some of them who use their vehicles to steal from people on a One-Chance pick up.

I had dedicated my whole day for the documentary, so there was no rush to go back to mainland where I reside with my brother. I called a couple of my friends in Ajah, hunged out with them; because I wanted to go back home late in the night to see how these bus drivers and conductors conduct their activities in the night.

About 11:30pm, I told my friends I was ready to go back to mainland, they resisted me from leaving, stating the dangers involved. But, I insisted that I was on a mission of documenting this reports, and for this reason, they left me to my decision.

I boarded a ‘keke Marwa’ from their estate, headed to Illaje, to get a bus back to mainland. Behold, I met Mr. Musairu and Lukemon again at the park loading passengers. I quickly said hello to them, and they asked me to join the front seat.

"Oga, well-done oh! Una no close" I asked with curiosity written all over my face. He laughed and responded "no be you wey I tell for morning say we no dey sleep for this town, as you can see we still dey road dey hustle". But, he quickly added that this was his last turn. That on getting to Oshodi which will be his final bustop for the turn, he will be heading home.

It was about 11:56pm before we finally left Ajah heading to mainland. These men conducted their night routine with decorum, meekness and peace. From one bustop to another, they made passengers alight, and they also allowed others heading to their location to join them.

I arrived my house at Bariga about 12:45am that morning. The driver was pretty fast, compare to when I was heading to island in the day time where there was enough traffic to keep me for over 2hours on the road.

Like Mr. Musairu, a plethora of other Danfo drivers are daily proving, despite the stress of the hustle, how and why residents of Eko cannot do without them.

Imagine, if they decide to go on a strike for at least a day in Lagos. Well, this will keep Lagos on a stand still. The engine of movement will be on a total shutdown, leading to gnashing of teeth and the agony of trekking for Lagosians. A case similar to when Buhari recently visited Lagos to commission some projects.

On the summary, indeed the Lagos Danfo Drivers and Conductors really do much more than they have been appreciated to keep the city moving round the clock with transporting passengers from location to location within the metropolis.

SOURCE: www.agog.ng

who else has noticed that that they don't considers workers safety here. no gloves, no helmet, no safety boots etc

OK, so I have been posted to Adamawa State and will love to know others like me that are heading to Adamawa as well.

if possible we move together or we meet in camp. call or chat me up

Cc @Lalasticlala

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The popular philosophy that says that ‘’there is dignity in labour’’ is the true story of Mrs. Victoria Justin, a native of Nsukkara Offot, married with three kids and owns a small shop located at a remote area in Nsukkara, where she makes all kinds of bags to earn a living.

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In our quest to bring to the eyes of the media Entrepreneurs of this calibre who are living their dreams, we went up close and personal with her as she took us through the hustle, challenges and victories thus far.

Brief Description About Her
My name is Mrs. Victoria Justin Okon, I hail from Nsukkara Offot in Akwa Ibom State. As far back in year 2000, I was able to learn how to sew and design bags from my late sister who had a formal training on how to design bags at ‘Ariaria’ market in Aba. I started making bags professionally in 2002 with a sewing machine and I’ve been doing this till today.

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Why make bags?
I love making bags because it is something I have deep passion for and I derive so much joy and fulfillment doing this. Through this business, I’ve been able to pay my bills and also support my family.

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Type of Bags She does
I design and sew well-tailored custom-made bags; school bags for kids, travel bags, launch bags and anything bag. (laughs)

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Challenges?

So far, the journey has been amazing since I started. My major challenge has been how to expand the business and getting more professional tools like industrial machine, which could make the job easier and faster. The location of my shop which is situated at a remote area in Nsukkara has also been part of the challenges I have, because it limits me from getting access to wider number of customers. In all sincerity, I’m grateful to God for the victories regardless of all the aforementioned challenges.

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On Sales
The business is moving gradually and we are happy about the little progress so far. We make sales every day, but, we usually have increase in sales during the month of September and October when school resumes. Also, people come from far and wide to buy and also place order. The Prizes of my bag ranges from 1000naira to 10,000naira, depending on the size and spec required.

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About Training Of Interns
Due to the little success and growth we’ve had overtime, people in my locality and from far places bring their wards for training. On records, I’ve been able to train twenty girls who are already doing great. About three of my interns left me and established their shops.

Testimonials?
I’ve had so much testimonials and referrals from my customers. Most of them who are satisfied with the quality and durability of my bag keeps referring their friends and relatives to me because they realized the bags I produce is very authentic.

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The popular philosophy that says that ‘’there is dignity in labour’’ is the true story of Mrs. Victoria Justin, a native of Nsukkara Offot, married with three kids and owns a small shop located at a remote area in Nsukkara, where she makes all kinds of bags to earn a living.



In our quest to bring to the eyes of the media Entrepreneurs of this calibre who are living their dreams, we went up close and personal with her as she took us through the hustle, challenges and victories thus far.

Brief Description About Her
My name is Mrs. Victoria Justin Okon, I hail from Nsukkara Offot in Akwa Ibom State. As far back in year 2000, I was able to learn how to sew and design bags from my late sister who had a formal training on how to design bags at ‘Ariaria’ market in Aba. I started making bags professionally in 2002 with a sewing machine and I’ve been doing this till today.



Why make bags?
I love making bags because it is something I have deep passion for and I derive so much joy and fulfillment doing this. Through this business, I’ve been able to pay my bills and also support my family.



Type of Bags She does
I design and sew well-tailored custom-made bags; school bags for kids, travel bags, launch bags and anything bag. (laughs)



Challenges?
So far, the journey has been amazing since I started. My major challenge has been how to expand the business and getting more professional tools like industrial machine, which could make the job easier and faster. The location of my shop which is situated at a remote area in Nsukkara has also been part of the challenges I have, because it limits me from getting access to wider number of customers. In all sincerity, I’m grateful to God for the victories regardless of all the aforementioned challenges.



On Sales
The business is moving gradually and we are happy about the little progress so far. We make sales every day, but, we usually have increase in sales during the month of September and October when school resumes. Also, people come from far and wide to buy and also place order. The Prizes of my bag ranges from 1000naira to 10,000naira, depending on the size and spec required.





About Training Of Interns
Due to the little success and growth we’ve had overtime, people in my locality and from far places bring their wards for training. On records, I’ve been able to train twenty girls who are already doing great. About three of my interns left me and established their shops.





Testimonials?
I’ve had so much testimonials and referrals from my customers. Most of them who are satisfied with the quality and durability of my bag keeps referring their friends and relatives to me because they realized the bags I produce is very authentic.





For Contact details: call 09035235780, 08112083988

http://agog.ng/business/agog-ng-exclusive-meet-mrs-victoria-akwa-ibom-woman-who-makes-well-tailored-custom-made-bags-to-earn-a-living/

The popular philosophy that says that ‘’there is dignity in labour’’ is the true story of Mrs. Victoria Justin, a native of Nsukkara Offot, married with three kids and owns a small shop located at a remote area in Nsukkara, where she makes all kinds of bags to earn a living.

Cc @lalastica

I saw a post here stating that Christians who take people to court are not true Christians. Her reason? We are to forgive and let go. But I am going to talk about forgiveness, justice and fairness in accordance with the bible and as a lawyer too. Is it christlike to forgive? Is it Christlike to overlook a wrong? Is it Christlike to demand justice for a wrong? Is it christlike to be held accountable when we wrong others? ‎

First of all, there are offences that are simply offences. These offences are not codified as criminal or civil wrongs. And then there are offences that are criminal or civil wrongs. Not all wrongs are codified in law. In civil matters, a person can choose to not take legal action but in criminal matters, the 'state' is the one with the authority to prosecute offenders. You can forgive your murderer or rapist, but the state can choose to pursue justice and bring them to order.

One of the attributes of a Christian is a 'forgiving spirit'. This means that whether the offence is codified or not, it is expected for a Christian to forgive.‎ Now what exactly is forgiveness? It is making peace, letting go of hurt and wrong. Forgiveness is letting go of your right to retaliate when you're wronged, and it also means refusing to 'retaliate' or 'take vengeance' for a wrong done to you.

Does forgiveness mean refusing justice it's duty?‎

Now, a wrong is two ways; (a) against you only or (b) against you and against the 'laws' of the land or against the state. A person can choose to forgive a 'personal' wrong, but the state has no such obligation therefore, such wrong can be tried and taken to law.

Let me cite an experience. Last year, a friend here asked me to help him follow up a matter. A 13 year old was raped by the father's brother. Let me also add that the father's brother was an assistant pastor in the church they all attended. During one of our meetings, the senior pastor kept asking the father to 'forgive' the brother and drop the matter because he was a 'Christian'. I was incensed but I did not have to do anything because the man said this and I quote, 'I will forgive him but he has to face the law so what is right is done'. I still remember the dad telling us, 'I don't think God will punish me for fighting for my daughter'. I've held onto those words for months.‎

After my dad was shot and the perpetrators were identified, the commissioner of police then came to meet him at the hospital to discuss their findings and to convey the apologies and remorse of the suspects, my dad told him, 'I have nothing against them and I forgive them'. When the man told him what was to be done, my dad did not try to interfere.‎

Forgiveness is for your peace and personal exorcism but I love to think that Justice is also an extension of forgiveness. And let us not confuse it with vengeance. Justice is settling for what's fair and right.‎
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One of the tenets of Christianity is justice and fairness and love. Love comes with accountability. Justice is an extension of love; to be held accountable for your actions to another and to bear the consequences thereof.

In the bible, many times, the word righteousness is always accompanied with the word, Justice. In fact, the characteristics of an upright and righteous person was a desire to pursue justice. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Psalms, Micah, Deuteronomy, Leviticus, Isaiah, Romans, Matthew, extolled this virtue a whole lot. Jesus was a manifestation of that desire from God. I will cite examples of the passages with 'justice & righteousness' in the comment. ‎
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I still remember my dad making me memorise this verse, 'For he loves righteousness and justice; the earth is full of the steadfast love of God' - psalms 33:5. And he usually referred me to John 3:16. For God so love the world that he sent his son... Jesus was a succinct proof of God's desire for righteousness and Justice.

What does that mean exactly? Does it mean we are no more to seek for justice for a wrong done? No. Jesus never came to exonerate or undermine justice. Jesus once addressed the Pha‎risees, '...woe to you, you give God all your money, the Tenth of your money but you neglect 'Justice' and the 'Love' of God...Luke 11vs42) this showed that God's major desire is to see Justice and love flow through the earth.‎

In fact, Jesus once stated 'you wouldn't be afraid of the law and constituted authority if you do no wrong...' that was his acknowledgement that laws are there for a reason, to promote Justice and fairness and to make sure balance existed. It will be a terrible thing to exist in a place where people are simply patted on the back for their wrong done to others. ‎
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Back to forgiveness, I think it is pure mischief when we insinuate that Christianity is simply closing eyes to what is wrong because that is forgiveness. Nope. Christianity does not end with sweeping things under the carpet. Christianity insists on justice, fairness and righteousness. Forgiveness does not impede fairness, accountability and justice. The parables of Jesus enthroned one thing, an accountability and consequences of our actions towards others.

God was very clear when he said 'vengeance' is mine. Note this. Vengeance. Vengeance is exacting revenge for a wrong done to you. The motive is different from 'justice' and asking for 'accountability'.‎

You can forgive a person who stole from you while also asking for a recompense and repayment of those stolen funds. ‎
You can forgive your boss for mistreating you while also asking for a reinstatement or a legal compensation for the many hours you invested in the company. A workman shall receive his compensation.‎
You can forgive your predator while the law takes its course to push for justice and accountability. (the law here is not the 'biblical law' but rather laws made by constituted authority).

Forgiveness does not deny accountability and submission to the law or constituted authority. So yes, you can offend me, and I will forgive you while also making sure you are accountable for your actions. Love operates with accountability. Forgiveness does not take away accountability. It doesn't strip you of the consequences of your actions especially if such wrong goes beyond a person e.g a wrong against the state. To me, forgiveness does not operate in denial of justice.‎

So no, it doesn't go against the tenets of Christianity when a person is made accountable for a wrong done to another. We are not operating oblivious to constituted authority or the reliance of same on earth. If the laws says don't, you better not.

As written by Barr. Enwongo Cleopas

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De'HeadsUp Podcast: Why Women Cheat in Relationships ft Pamela

Is it only the men that cheat? Well, find out if the women do and why the women cheat in this new episode featuring Pamela Chima Akpomedaye of P'camidos
Catering. N/B: Not for person Under 18.

www.hypestationng.com/deheadsup-podcast-why-women-cheat-in-relationships-uncensored-ft-pamela-williams-episode-9/

If you have any comment or topic you would love us to discuss. please email us deheadsup@gmail.com

De'HeadUp Podcast: Why Men Cheat In Relationships (Uncensored)

The crew discuss reasons why men cheat in relationships and how the ladies can check mate them.

Follow the link below :

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This week the crew invites a guest Mr Prince GoldenChyld Ceo Hypestationng/Mobile City to talk about his career, journey so far in life and women taking the lead in today's society.

De’headsup Podcast shares our views of happenings around our environment and the world at large. This touches lifestyle, sex, sports, politics, music, religion and much more..

It is hosted by Kealdy Iboko, Uwem Brown and Ifiok Siskel.

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we discuss hurricane mathew and sex workers rights

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This week sees the crew discuss Amber Rpse slut shame walk, nigerias independence and why people bleach.

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This week, the crew discusses sexual abuse on men and boys, pogba scoring for man united and Arsenal triumph over Chelsea.

De’headsup Podcast shares our views of happenings around our environment and the world at large. This touches lifestyle, sex, sports, politics, music, religion and much more..

It is hosted by Kealdy Iboko, Uwem Brown and Ifiok Siskel.

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I doubt if there is anybody that thinks he or she knows Kealdy Iboko that doesn’t know this two guys beside him. Well, if you have ever wondered what it feels like to be around them or what has kept them going from childhood. The opportunity is finally here.

Together they have decided to put out a lifestyle podcast named "De'Headsup Podcast" where they will be sharing knowledge about happenings around the world in Entertainment, General lifestyle, politics, sports, tech, sex and more and we will be dropping it every week.

The first episode is already out and it’s titled “Condemned to be Delicious”. Listen as we share the Akwa Ibom experience and Men of God showing off their wealth on social media.

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Uyo is a very nice city that is consisted of thousands of people, including non-indigenes. They have different ways of communication, most of which are slangs that can only be understood by the locals. Just like there are slangs in other big cities in Nigeria, the locals in Uyo have their own unique slangs and their meanings which appeals to them. A non-indigene may not actually understand these slang except for those that have interest to learn.

Below are some of the Slangs and their meanings:

1. UTOTO:

This simply means a thief (419) that can easily sweet-talk you just to extort money or valuables from you. You may find them everywhere in places within the Metropolis of Uyo. Sometimes you find them in parks, streets and inside transits. They have a tricky way of engaging their target just to get money from them. Most of them uses fetish means on people, so far there are able to get money or your valuables from you.

2. NDITO BOYS:

There are some group of persons (Boys) who hang out together in pubs or in social gatherings. They usually go clubbing together or drink together. You can never go scot-free if you step on the toes of any of them, because they will always attack you.

3. MMA INOR:

Mma Inor is a word that is very familiar with the locals in Uyo. It could mean a commercial ‘sex-worker’ or a female who packages herself in a way that will make you assume she’s a classy lady in town. They love luxury lifestyle which they can’t afford.

4. UDOBOT:

This is a general phrase that is linked with the police you see around the City of Uyo and its environs. A typical Udobot is seen at a check-point in all nooks and cranny in Uyo.

5. IKPA EKPE:

This relates with the term ‘my paddy’. The locals usually hail themselves ‘Ikpa ikpa’ or ‘ikpa ekpe’, which means my bosom friend. During social gatherings or when hanging out, you hear them hail themselves loudly ‘Ikpa Ikpa’.

6. OWO UYO:

Owo Uyo is that smart guy you see in the city of Uyo who happens to be very popular. His popularity might be because of what he does for a living which differentiates him from other locals. He’s a regular guy that is also good in playing the girls.

7. Idiok Aboy:

Idiok Aboy is more or less like an irony. It means a bad guy or a sharp guy that is exceptionally smart in all his dealings.

NOTE: These are few slangs you hear on the street of Uyo, next time you visit the city you can always ask indigenes around to intimate you on those slangs.

At Hypestation Nigeria, we are poised to support entrepreneurs and successful people who impact their communities in various ways. The women are not left out in this as they are key players not just in building the home, but in developing their immediate communities and the world at large.

Also following the United Nations March 8 date set aside to mark the International Women’s Day worldwide, we have carefully selected our 10 outstanding and aspiring young women in South-south Nigeria’s fastest emerging big city, Uyo.

The compiled list is in two categories, the Outstanding and the Aspiring. Outstanding features women who have been through the storm and carved a niche for themselves in their various fields of endeavor and remain focused to emerge society icons that other younger ones aspire to be like.

For the Aspiring group, the list is made of younger women that have small businesses, pursuing other career paths and are exceptional in their work, even at budding level and also have created considerable impact, even amongst their peers.
Check out the list below. Note: The list is in no order of performance.

read more........ [url]http://hypestationng.com/iwd-the-2016-hypestation-nigeria-10-outstanding-aspiring-young-women-in-uyo/
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At Hypestation Nigeria, we are poised to support entrepreneurs and successful people who impact their communities in various ways. The women are not left out in this as they are key players not just in building the home, but in developing their immediate communities and the world at large.

Also following the United Nations March 8 date set aside to mark the International Women’s Day worldwide, we have carefully selected our 10 outstanding and aspiring young women in South-south Nigeria’s fastest emerging big city, Uyo.

The compiled list is in two categories, the Outstanding and the Aspiring. Outstanding features women who have been through the storm and carved a niche for themselves in their various fields of endeavor and remain focused to emerge society icons that other younger ones aspire to be like.

For the Aspiring group, the list is made of younger women that have small businesses, pursuing other career paths and are exceptional in their work, even at budding level and also have created considerable impact, even amongst their peers.
Check out the list below. Note: The list is in no order of performance.



read more........ http://hypestationng.com/iwd-the-2016-hypestation-nigeria-10-outstanding-aspiring-young-women-in-uyo/

A TYPICAL IBIBIO MAN

A typical Ibibio man can be found in South-South Nigeria, he is related to An Anang and Efik man in tribe, he is from Akwa Ibom State.

The Ibibio's are very hardworking, their men are upright and loving, but they are few other negative lifestyles identified as the way some Ibibio men behave.

Highlighting this few lifestyles, the following may be the most glaring bad behaviors from them.

He is one of those men that have issues with anger, he will throw a bowl of soup at his wife when the soup contains no meat and fish inside even when he did not give the wife enough money to cook a befitting soup.

He is plaque with a small syndrome 'etok etok' syndrome such that everything about him evolves around him, his wife and children, a small house a small car and a small job.

He doesn't like taking risk in life. The highest foray he can make in terms of business is to own a small Hotel, employ a few relatives, owes them salary while he has a special room in that Hotel to frolic with small girls younger than his last daughter.

He loves sex, alcohol especially 'Akai Kai'( dry gin ) and prefers reading the bogus headlines from the popular warp editorials (Glo**l Con***d).

He is bossy and boastful. He wants all his relatives and subordinate to be answerable to his calling, wash his clothes, wash his cars and clean up his house.

Even when he has the capacity to connect his relatives to having jobs, he refuses to do so because he enjoys the attitude of begging from them while he gives them a little stipend to go home with and feed their family.

These are the few highlights of the negative lifestyles of some Ibibio men.

This piece of write up is not in any form to denigrate the Ibibio man, it is an exposé of the numerous weaknesses of some Ibibio men. It will only inform some of us born and raised within the Ibibio land and culture to refrain from falling into these negative conventional life styles, so that the future generation Ibibio men will be a better Ibibio men.

A typical Ibibio woman coming soon......Stay tuned

There is a new dating site up for persons living with HIV, this is a platform where there can find love , connect with each other and have fun.

Nectar Dating is committed to helping people living with HIV find Love and friendship everyday without any fear or stigma and we are confident in our ability to help you, too. Our Matching System help matches HIV single men and women.

please visit www.nectardating.com today!

There is a new dating site up for persons living with HIV, this is a platform where there can find love , connect with each other and have fun.

Nectar Dating is committed to helping people living with HIV find Love and friendship everyday without any fear or stigma and we are confident in our ability to help you, too. Our Matching System help matches HIV single men and women.

please visit www.nectardating.com today!

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There is a new dating site up for persons living with HIV, this is a platform where there can find love , connect with each other and have fun.

Nectar Dating is committed to helping people living with HIV find Love and friendship everyday without any fear or stigma and we are confident in our ability to help you, too. Our Matching System help matches HIV single men and women.

please visit www.nectardating.com today!

CC lalasticlala

what can you do to get an iphone6?
well,Faced with a shortage of sperm donors, Chinese sperm banks have a new marketing ploy: They’re advertising iPhones in exchange for donations.

The going rate for donations seems to hover between 5,000 yuan (US$785.68) and 6,000 yuan (US$942.82), which is enough to cover the US$649 needed for a 16GB iPhone 6S when it comes out.

Several sperm banks are distributing flyers and taking out newspaper ads with iPhones prominently displayed on top, in the hopes of catching more eyes with their plea.

For example, the Renji Hospital in Shanghai started distributing a digital flyer (link in Chinese) on chat app WeChat, offering 6,000 yuan (US$942.82) for a 40 millilitres donation, as well as a free medical check. It even states that men can donate over several sessions within a six-month stretch, since a regular “session” will produce somewhere between 2 millilitres and 6 millilitres of a sample.

Read More:- http://hypestationng.com/would-you-donate-your-sperm-for-iphone6/

Under a new arrangement, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) will henceforth allow prospective corps members to determine where they wish to serve.

The plan known as “self-deployment scheme”, according to the NYSC, is expected to curb fraud, which it said, was often associated with the earlier method of deployment of prospective corps members.

The development was part of resolutions from a workshop on NYSC 2015 Batch ‘B’ pre-mobilisation in Kaduna.

In a communique at the end of the workshop yesterday, the NYSC said: “In a bid to tackle the problem of deluge of concessional requests with which the NYSC is being inundated, prospective corps members will henceforth be given the opportunity to choose states of their choice outside their socio-cultural and linguistic areas, using ICT solution.

“Given the negative implications of assigning invalid or wrong JAMB numbers to prospective corps members during the mobilisation process, corps producing institutions have been advised to always take advantage of the window of opportunity created by Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and regularise the admission of their graduates and advise the affected graduates to activate such numbers before presenting them for mobilisation.

“For us to bring administration nearer to everybody, complaints and issues arising from the on-line registration from prospective corps members and corps producing institutions will henceforth be lodged with Deployment and Relocation Officers at the NYSC state secretariats for onward transmission to the ICT Department for necessary action.

read more:- http://hypestationng.com/nysc-introduces-self-deployment-scheme-for-corps-members/

Am yet to see one in Nigeria although it has been embraced in Europe and America. I know for sure that Nigerians will soon join the trend as we are known for associating ourself’s and supporting such projects.

A semicolon – what’s that all about though?

Semicolon tattoos are not just a passing trend but have huge meaning to those that have them and they carry an important message. Here’s why.
The SemiColon Project was set up in 2013 and is dedicated to supporting people dealing with depression, anxiety and other mental health issues. It promotes the discussion around mental health for both those that suffer and amongst their family and friends.

READ MORE:- http://hypestationng.com/what-the-semi-colon-tattoos-is-all-about/