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ekemit:
i use the monthly one i have not tried the daily one, the monthly one is cool

but i was told that the monthly subscription no longer works.

I just watched it on you tube man he tried buhari laughed to his joke. God has elevated him. Haters always hate.

Tell us who Adeh is
The real name is adebayo adeleke ayokunle, am a native of Ajowa akoko in ondo state and am in my early 20s.

How would you define your style of music
Ermm, Afro pop, I do Afro pop

You are signed to Sound Hill music gang, owned by victoriouz icon a well known producer in the Nigerian music industry, how does that make you feel?
Wow being signed to Soundhill music gang is a blessing, like the label boss Victoriouz icon is a very nice person and a genius, being in Soundhill music gang makes me feel blessed

So is Adeh currently in school or a graduate
Adeh is in school

What’s your opinion about music business in Nigeria
Well,I would say that all musicians in Nigeria should keep dishing out good music, And the ones that are not making it should step up their games, we’ve got fans to please

Listening to your music, one will easily experience a blend of
different genres of music. What can you call your biggest
musical influence ?
My biggest musical influence is D’banj



Celebrity’s life is always considered as ephemeral. Would  you be
putting something down for the future ?
Yeah Sure, I have plans

Can we take a peep into the SHMG family? You live together?
Yeah we do

How will you discipline yourself from making fame and money
get into your head ?
I can’t let fame and money get into my head, I would continue to live my humble life, And in whatever i do,i will always remember where i ws coming from

Fame definitely comes with women. How do you plan on managing yours?
Hahahahaha, God would help

Do you think you have any competition in the industry today?
The industry itself is a competition, but I’ve got my eyes on the price, no distractions, I would keep being me.

Okay, thanks for having us, before we leave drop a word for the fans
God bless all of you, I’ll keep giving you good music, Good music all the way.

Meanwhile you can follow Adeh on Twitter & instagram @Thereal_adeh
And follow Victoriouz icon on Twitter and instagram @Victoriouzicon

A 32-year-old nursing mother, who was caught for alleged armed robbery in  Lagos,  has blamed her plight on the huge financial burden on her.

According to the  Lebanese woman,  who identified herself as Amira Abudallahi, “my financial responsibility and the economic situation of the country led me into armed robbery”.  

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“I have five kids but I am divorced.  I just had a baby. The  baby is six months
old now. Since I started working with the gang, I have made over N12 million. I used part of it to buy a car and the other to pay my children’s school fees,”  she said after being paraded by the Lagos State Police Command.


“I am not proud of myself neither am I proud of what has happened. I just hope I can make a positive change on the society.  I pray God will give me the opportunity to do so in  future. I believe no one is above mistake and I believe  God will grant me  the grace.

“ What I did was wrong, but  nobody is above mistake. It was my financial responsibility and the economic situation of the country that led me into the gang. I live in Lekki. What I do for the gang is that I talk  with prospective victims on the phone. Senator gives me the number, tells me what to say and then I call the victim. I have not built any house; I still live in a rented two-bedroom apartment in Lekki”.

Amira  was alleged to be  a member of a six-man armed robbery gang  which specialised in impersonating operatives of EFCC to rob bureau de change operators in Abuja and Lagos.

Other suspects are  Princewill Eze aka Senator Nwobodo, 55; Daniel Okpara, 30; Paul Irior, 37; Bassey Williams Ekpenyong, 39; and Royal Nwabuike, 32. They were arrested in Lagos, Ogun, and Abuja respectively.

Lagos State  Commissioner of Police,  Kayode Aderanti, while parading the suspects, said that, on February 25, at about 5pm, he received information about a gang of armed robbers using the  EFCC uniform and handcuffs to rob bureau de change operators in Abuja and Lagos of  dollars,pounds sterling and Euro.

Aderanti subsequently asked the state Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) commander,  Abba Kyari, to launch a  manhunt. The manhunt paid off as  detectives tracked and arrested the suspected gang leader, Senator  Nwobodo,  in Ajah on February 27,  at about 4pm. His alleged  confession led to the arrest of  Amira  and other members of the gang.

 Vanguard learnt that detectives  also recovered one Bryco59 pistol with serial no 930945 with six rounds of 5.56mm live ammunition, single barrel pistol cut to size with four live cartridges, a  Toyota Highlander jeep ash colour with registration number, No LSR 110 DB,  a  Toyota  Highlander jeep maroon colour with registration number No LSR 671 DK, a  Toyota  Sienna 2012 model, with registration number JJ424CQ,  a  Toyota  Four runner with registration number KRD 449 DG, one Toyota Carmy saloon car unregistered, four million naira  cash and 13,000 US dollars  cash.

The  suspects were said to  have a complete  set  of communication system of the police  inside  a  vehicle which allowed  them  to intercept police  communications. They also reportedly had  police escort vehicles, police walkie talkie, EFCC vest used impersonate the anti-graft agencies  officials.

Suspects account

Confessing to the crime, Eze  said, “I didn’t recruit anyone of them into the gang; they all joined the gang on their own freewill because they are all adults. I am from Ikanu lGA, Enugu state. I am married with five children. I was into hospitality business before I ventured into robbery.  The senator name is an appellation. I did not hold a political position. I live in a rented apartment at VGC. I did not own the house. Some of my daughters are in school abroad.

“We have made about N15m. I have used the money to buy different property, but the police have seized them all. I bought different vehicles”.

Another member of the gang, a dismissed police officer, Paul Irior,  said: “We  were not using  guns. I was serving with CMS Mopol 2, Lagos. I built a house in Benin. I met the senator in 2014. My role was to act as policeman. I  would  wear uniform and pose with the fake EFCC officials. Any time they had a deal, they invited me. Sometimes, I got a million per operation.

“They would bring the money to us in convenient places like hotels and banks. I also run a hotel. It is about five years now that we started the deals. I was arrested by the police four years ago for a similar issue, but secured bail  by the  court.

Lagos State Police Command spokesman,  Ken Nwosu, said efforts were on to  arrest  the only gang member still at large.

 
Wow,this is organised crime at its best!....daughters schooling abroad?OMG,i imagine their shame when they will read this report.

Five years without being caught must have given them wings to fly.

So all the recovered property will belong to who?The cash?

Who will take them?

Source
http://www.vanguard.com/2015/04/lebanese-mother-of-5-kids-says-she.html

I asked a aboki in lagos who is he going to vote for in Lagos governorship election, he said all okada association and northerners have had a meeting that they can't be deceive by APC for the third time. that they have agreed to vote for JIMI AGBAJE. it's amazing that Lagos state presidential vote was 700 and something to 600 and something thousand mind you half of those who voted for buhari have plans to vote for JIMI AGBAJE. So imagine the North, SS and SE voting for JIMI AGBAJE in dis kinda free and fair elections, then I'm sorry for tinubu , fashola and co. there will be shock in Lagos state in few days time.1,000,000 vote for JIMI AGBAJE dis coming election. am pleading to all Northerners , southerners and Easterners to come out in our millions to vote for the rightful man for Lagos state. let's all vote for JIMI AGBAJE because he's the right man. LIKE IF YOU WILL VOTE FOR JIMI AGBAJE and share if you will vote for ambode.


Source
https://www.nairaland.com/2235197/jimi-agbaje-wins-lagos-state

The INEC on Sunday declared candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) winners of Lagos Island Federal Constituencies 1 and 2 in Lagos State.

Mrs Martha Amadi, the Returning Officer for the Lagos Island Federal Constituency 1, said that Mr Enitan Badru of the APC polled 15,389 votes to beat Mr Lukman Oladipo of the PDP who secured 5,732 votes.

“I hereby declare Hon. Badru, winner of the election; he won the highest votes and satisfied the requirements of the election,’’ Amadi said.

Mr Adekunle Salvador, the Returning Officer for Lagos Island Federal Constituency 2, said that Mr Yakubu Balogun of the APC got 16,437 votes
while Mr Rahman Salawe of the PDP secured 7,305 votes.

“Having satisfied the 2015 election
requirements, Hon. Yakubu Balogun of APC is declared winner of Lagos Island Federal Constituency 2 seat,’’ Salvador said.

Meanwhile, Mr Adebisi Adegbola, the Returning Officer for Lagos Central senatorial election, told journalists that the election was inconclusive on Saturday in one council area.

He said that the election would be concluded on Sunday.

“We are all expected to be here in the evening when the result will be announced,’’ Adegbola said. (NAN)


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/apc-wins-2-federal-constituencies-on-lagos-island/

The Independent National Electoral Commissions (INEC) in Emohua local government area has been set ablaze by unknown political thugs.

Vanguard gathered that the building located at Emohua, the Capital of the council which houses the electoral body was Sunday morning engulf in fire.

The development may not be unconnected with the irregularities recorded in Saturday’s election in the state.

As at press time, none of the election results has been announced



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/breaking-news-inec-office-set-ablaze-in-rivers/

Thousands of APC members in Port Harcourt Sunday protested against the handling of the presidential and national Assembly elections held yesterday in Rivers State.

Heavily armed anti-riot Policemen have taken over a portion of the ever busy Aba road the protesters armed with placards are marching to the state office of the Independent National Electoral Comission, INEC.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/breaking-news-apc-protests-in-port-harcourt/

Edo North, where Governor Adams Oshiomhole hails from, was under 24-hour Army lockdown, Saturday, as all the entry and exit points into the senatorial district were sealed by soldiers till the early hours of Sunday.

Motorists and pedestrians who were caught unawares by the strange and unannounced military lockdown were stopped from moving and unlucky ones horsewhipped while others were made to face the indignity of being frog-jumped even late into the night of Saturday the 28th.

While the Inspector-General of Police had announced a restriction of movement from 8:00am to 5:00pm on election day, motorists trapped at a military checkpoint at Agbede, the gateway into Edo North bordering Ewu in Edo Central told reporters that the soldiers manning the checkpoint said they have orders to stop movement in and out of Edo North till midnight.

On his part, Governor Adams Oshiomhole said the army has been a huge problem as they had been used to rig for the ruling party at the centre.

There were no fewer than twenty military checkpoints in Edo North, there were five checkpoints at Okpella bordering Kogi State, two checkpoints at Iyamho, which completely sealed off the Governor’s home, five points at Auchi; another point at INEC office in Auchi, a checkpoint at Jattu junction, another one close to the Jattu home of Hon Philips Shaibu, the APC House of Reps candidate, another point at Ikabigbo, Ogbonna, Fugar, and three points at Agenebode.

There were also military checkpoints at Aviele and another one at Agbede, bordering Edo North and Edo Central. 

INEC officials were not spared a harrowing ordeal in the hands of the soldiers as those taking materials to Ward 10, Unit 1 Iyamho were around 9:00 am, Saturday, as they were stopped by soldiers who had laid siege to the home town of Governor Adams Oshiomhole. The INEC officials told reporters that were forced to sit on the ground, alongside their police escort for several hours.

They were later allowed to leave after they got calls from their superiors. The soldiers said they were acting on strict orders from above.

Even journalists were not spared the soldiers’ ordeal as the INEC accreditation cards and reflective jackets were ignored while each reporter was asked to produce his company ID cards.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/army-rig-for-the-ruling-party-oshiomhole/

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Lawstudent:
Joke

Am not joking am serious.

Yungwizzzy:
I'm tempted to ask if the babe is from the east?? :

Of course

One of my new year resolutions is to marry, but after receiving the list, i rethinking on the marriage issue.
You can see the list my in-laws gave me. For me to marry their daughter…
1. N100,000 for bride price
2. 100 tubers of yam
3. 3 bags of rice
4. 15 crates of minerals
5. 5 hot drink
6. 7 packet of cigarettes
7. 3 He & She goat
8. 2 cows
9. N70,000 for the groom clothing
10. N100,000 for in-laws
11. N500,000 for their daughters education
12. 200 crates of beer
13. 100 bottle of wine
14. 5 set of tea
15. N50,000 for the roofing of their house before the traditional marriage
16. N120,000 for musical & dancers
17. 1 car for me your father in-law ( jeep precisely)
18. 10 set of tobacco
19. 30,000 for kola nut
20. 100,000 for my mother in-law clothing
21. N30,000 WACE registration of their son
22. N70,000 for the father Ozo title
23. A car for their daughter
24. A monthly salary of your in-laws
25. An a befitting burial for any of my in-laws
26 200 gallons of palmwine
27. N10 million cash at hand on the day of your traditional marriage
Note: Please this list is just for now;they may be other list from the villagers. Thank you my in-law and God continue to bless. I have been thinking if am going to marry her and use the wife for rituals to recover my money back. But I won't so my new year resolutions on marriage is to remain SINGLE, unless i see a cheaper or FREE marriageable lady.

Every disappointment is a blessing

Rest in peace Chaz-B

R.I.P sir

Peace is a lost treasure at the Ekiti State University. Barely one week after the university resumed, the EKSU chapter of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) embarked on a sit-at-home strike over the non-payment of their three months salaries (August, September and October).

As the strike paralysed academic activities of the school, aggrieved students of the university quietly began beating their own war drum over the increment in tuition fees, coupled with the unwillingness of the management to conduct the students’ union election.

In a closed door meeting held on November 4, 2014, the EKSU-ASUU declared an indefinite strike, citing concerns on unpaid salaries totaling three months. One of the lecturers who craved anonymity said, “We are not just owed three month salary, we have been owed allowances by the university under the leadership of Prof. Dipo Aina. We have been civil enough to enter into many deliberations with them but they don’t seem to understand that language of dialogue but strike.  ASUU is truly sorry that a new session has to start this way but the management left us with no option. The students have just resumed and need to be in class already but how do you expect us to teach on empty stomach?”

Investigation by our reporter revealed that while ASUU commenced an indefinite strike, students have called for the removal of the Vice Chancellor, Prof Aina. They accuse him of incompetence, anti-student policy  and unnecessary delay of academic calendar.

One of the students’ union leaders said, “Our demand is sane and tactical, in other schools, the higher up you go in class, the lesser your school fee but here in EKSU, the higher you go, the higher the fee you pay. That’s pure extortion”. Another student who craved for anonymity said: “They said our tuition fee is N50,000 but they add many other levies to the tuition fee like medical bills (N5000), internet (N5000), sports (N7000), field trip (N10000 and it also varies). Students of Geology, Psychology and others pay for field trip even after it had been captured in the tuition fee.

Another student accused the management of anti-students’ policies, saying,  “We are supposed to have an election this semester into all elective posts of the Students’ Union but the management said we can’t conduct an election because they don’t have a way to assert legitimate voters until 75% of students pay school fees. Which school in Nigeria does that?”

One of the students, Ojekunle Niyi, said the election was supposed to have been held last semester but it was cancelled because they said we can’t conduct two elections in one academic session.

“Let me take you through the history lane, our union was proscribed for about  three years and was only unbanned in the first semester of last session. The Students’ Union constitution states that there shall be a Union election every second semester but because of the numerous hiccups caused by the university management, we had to conduct the election which brought in a management student union President in the first semester of last session”.


Source
The Sun Newspaper
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