youngcity: Out of depression and no choice I am writing in order to table my predicament to the public. Probably, I shouldn't be tabling issues like this on the social platform, but am just giving it a try because no one knows where help may come from.
Am a student of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, I have between now and the 30th of June, 2016 to balance my school fee payment amounting to #26,500. I have done all within my reach, but I haven't seen a light to be coming at the end of the tunnel.
Consciously, questions might pop up in your various minds that "don't he have parent?", "how about his relatives?". The much needed help is not coming from them, not because all of them can't help out but they don't have the means to,but some are only able to help in other ways.
My identity can be confirmed if you so take keen interest in it. This is not a window-dressed case, am currently in my HND I (Higher National Diploma) studying Accounting.
Please, I need your humanitarian help, you can all be a source of help, either by monetary donation or by extending and giving this publication the widest broadcast. Thank you and God bless you as you help saving a career.
Here is my contact no. 08084692216 My Account No.: 0228543705 A/c ODEDELE TEMITOPE OLAYINKA Wema Bank
McBrooklyn: The good old days, what were those things you dare not try in an African household when you're still a child??
Well all I could actually think I can't do back then are: Breaking plates, Not doing house chores, being careless, not going to school, lagging behind, not reading your books, fighting, not doing your assignment, etc.
Fellow NLanders, let's remember the good old days. What were those things you dare not try actually do in an African household during childhood??
sharpboyus: A man has been found guilty of murder following a fatal stabbing in Islington. Uchechukwu Ejimonye, 20 (16.10.95) of Roth Walk, N7 was today, Wednesday, 22 June found guilty at the Old Bailey in connection with the death of 17-year-old Vasilaki Kakko in Holloway. He will be sentenced on Thursday, 23 June. Detective Inspector Mick Norman, from the Met’s Homicide and Major Crime Command, said: “What started as an evening out with friends quickly escalated into a moment of extreme violence. Whilst it is unclear what led Ejimonye to fatally stab Vasso, it is obvious to most people that there is never any excuse to take someone else’s life…” On 23 November 2015, police were called at approximately 20:50hrs to reports that a man had been stabbed on Yoke Close, close to North Road, N7. The London Ambulance Service and London’s Air Ambulance also attended and Vasilaki – known as Vasso to family and friends – who was from Newington Green was pronounced dead at the scene at 21:22hrs. A post-mortem examination held at Whittington Hospital Mortuary on 25 November 2015 gave cause of death as a stab wound to the neck. Detectives from the Homicide and Major Crime Command launched an investigation and quickly established that Vasso had been socialising with a small group of acquaintances in a small public square. Without explanation, one of these men produced a knife and stabbed him in the neck before running away. The man was later identified as Ejimonye. He was traced by officers to the Bognor Regis area where he was arrested with the assistance of colleagues from Sussex Police on 30 November 2015. He was transferred to London and charged the following day.
laraxxx: Blood they say is thicker than water. But what crime can your family commit for you to turn on them?
BattaBox presenter Timothy asks Nigerians on the streets of Lagos - "Would You Be An Accomplice To Your Relative Who Is A Criminal?", and their responses were quite interesting.
"If you're harboring a criminal, you're a criminal," says one man
CeoNewshelm: Mr Sunday Oladele has been missing since the 20th of June 2016. He was last seen at the New Market in Oniru Estate Lagos at 3pm. Sunday is about 5 ft 10 Inches tall, slim built, dark in complexion and speaks Yoruba and English fluently, he hails from Ibadan the Oyo state capital. Kindly call Rotimi on 0817 014 4956 or Mrs Tina 0802 056 0705 or the nearest police station, if you have any useful information about Sunday.
feranmi400: At least 41 Nigerians were brought home from the US yesterday.
The male deportees arrived MMIA airport around 1:20pm yesterday.According to NIS, 26 were deported over criminal offences while 9 were repatriated over drug smuggling, the six others were deported for violating US immigration rules.
A source at the Nigeria Immigration Service said 50 other Nigerian deportees are set to arrive Lagos from Australia and Italy today by noon.
obinnafred: 1. It took PDP 16 years to make a dollar=N197, But it took APC just 1 year to make a dollar N350.... 2. It took PDP 16 years to destroy Nigeria.but it took APC just one year to massacre. Dismantle. Kill and bury Nigeria..... 3. It toot PDP 16 years to make fuel price N87 per litre,but it took APC 1 year to make fuel N145 per litre.... 4. It took PDP 16 years to make Nigeria corrupt.but it took APC just 1 year to make Nigeria Fantastical corrupt. 5. It toot PDP 16 years to keep the price of rice at N7000 per bag.but took APC 1 year to project it to N18000 per bag. 6. It took Jonathan 5yrs to travel to 15 countries.but it took buhari 1 year to travel to 30 countries. 7. 1t took PDP 16 years to apply resounding economy policies that make banks grow.but took APC 1yr to apply policies which thy beg banks not to sack more staff. CONCLUSIVELY: I am beginning to think that while PDP is better in administration. APC is better in opposition,that's why APC is still campaigning,blaming,promising and playing opposition party despite being the Ruling party after 1 year.
Bsc: E money...Is good to have a nice nick name.. One of my guy wey dey bear the nick name confusion.. Is still confuse till today since 15yrs ago.. I remember a guy too named dollar man @ onitsha .. He patronizes okirika (ok) sellers...one day he bought a baggy jean and got huge amount of dollar in the pockets of the Jean ..today his entire life is change ...what is ur name and What is ur nick name?
Bsc: E money...Is good to have a nice nick name.. One of my guy wey dey bear the nick name confusion.. Is still confuse till today since 15yrs ago.. I remember a guy too named dollar man @ onitsha .. He patronizes okirika (ok) sellers...one day he bought a baggy jean and got huge amount of dollar in the pockets of the Jean ..today his entire life is change ...what is ur name and What is ur nick name?
crazymommy: Why should anyone trace his source of wealth when he has not hurt them with his wealth,did he steal their money??does he owe them any explanation??after the tracing what happens next??..why waste our time tracing his source of wealth when we could just spend that time to create our own wealth and make some people be wasting their own time to be tracing our own wealth...
Day of African Child: Anambra born, Chinaza Udokwu Wins "Africa Queen 2016"
Elyon Chinaza Udokwu has been crowned the "African Queen, 2016" in a keenly contested beauty pageant.
The event was the climax of Queens College, Lagos celebration of this year's Day of The African Child on the 16th of June, 2016.
June 16 of every year was declared the Day of The African Child by the United Nations to commemorate the shooting to death of several unarmed students who were protesting the introduction of Afrikaans, (Dutch language) as a medium of teaching in public schools in South Africa in 1976. Elyon Chinaza Udokwu, an SSS 2 student who represented the country of Guinea at the pageant , beat all other contestants who represented other African countries to clinch the ultimate crown to the admiration of both her family and follow students.
Incidentally Elyon is the daughter of top Nollywood A-list international award winning actor and Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Anambra State on Creative Media (Movie /Entertainment Industry), Bob-Manuel Udokwu.
An elated Bob-Manuel and wife Casandra expressed delight at the honour their daughter brought to the family and Anambra State.
On her part, Elyon Udokwu said she will continue to uphold the ideal of the event by advocating for childrens' rights, welfare and privileges to be duly accorded them.