You guys will spend thousands to buy handsets, wears etc but will hesitate to buy electric clippers. 5k can buy you a good electric clippers.

I am very glad Gowon is still alive and witnessing this.

Mathematically they they’re are almost equivalent but residing in both countries you will agree with me that the spending power is very different. Naira has more value in Nigeria and has no value in Benin for instance you can get a hotel for 6k naira fully air conditioned in Nigeria but in Benin a hotel of 13000cefa doesn’t have air condition. A big bottle of water in Nigeria cost about 170naira but 500cefa in Cotonou. There’s higher standard of living in Benin. I think there minimum wage is high to cushion the effect

Youths of Ugbuwangue attack soldiers after one of them was allegedly shot dead during the lockdown enforcement exercise.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-eeMbPDEeJ/?igshid=1hqn61g38nr6a

Traditional laws are sacrosanct. For instance if you wed your wife in court and still go further to marry another wife traditionally having not ended the first, you have committed bigamy. Ask layers.This is how strong tradition is. Davido stand the chance of loosing his son to Chioma’s father if he hasn’t paid her bride price even if his DNA 999%. Everyone is saying 21st century but forgetting our laws and constitution are made in 20th century

I have been cohabiting with my girlfriend since two years now and we love each other. I have noticed to my bewilderment that each time I ask her for sex, she starts laughing out seriously before allowing me. She has never refused me sex for once but the weird laugh turns me off immediately. When I say laugh, I don't mean smiles or something close to it but laughing out so loud that gets me turned off at once. Pls I need your advice. I have talked to her about it but seems she can't help it. Pls I need your advice because it's affecting our relationship seriously.

Better than those getting cucumbaized

viviangist:
I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU KEEP HIDING YOUR IDENTITY ... Danny Walter .... Remember that Nairaland is made up up of Bloggers ... and we sort information ...

Even if you can hide it from everybody .. Not Vivian Gist ... am well placed as a Nigerian Blogger to have information , even better than many Newspaper firms ...

enjoy your profile.

Your Name: Danny Walter
you studied your secondary school at : scottfield international school

What a cute Guy ....

Nairalanders just Note that Danny Walter , is innocent of the case ...
He Just Took a picture .. and nothing else .. let's not misunderstand him....
One the case is verified that Angel (The One Killed is a Cultist) ... then lets leave the rest for God.

Team Vivian Gist Nigeria

My file ends here .... http://www.viviangist.com/danny-walter-guy-with-angel-imsu-boy-killed-by-cultists-speaks

I don't actually understand what this lady is pewing here do you attend every of their initiation to know who and who wey don join.the fact that you know where he attended secondary school doesn't mean you can vouch for him for God's sake. Haba! Women and their reasoning! . Is that how you blog? Pls be professional . The police should invite you since you know more

It's so unfortunate that 80% of Nigerians especially girls using these smart phones dont know what they are meant fot. All they know is facebook and whatsapp. They dont know how to use Google. You re chatting with a girl and a new word or name comes and she will be asking "what is that",and she has a smart phone with dictionary and Wikipedia .They ve a smart fone but are dumb

Al Jazeera demands the immediate release of its team currently held by Niger authorities in the town of Zinder.

Al Jazeera's correspondent Yvonne Ndege, camera operator Romuald Luyindula, producer Mohammed Abubakar and driver Rabiu Abdullahi have been held for the past three days despite repeated assurances of their release at the highest level of government, the network said on Monday.

They are not currently charged with any crime, yet remain detained in harsh conditions without any further information regarding their release.

http://m.aljazeera.com/story/201361782757659187

At least five people are dead and several others injured after a gun rampage in the beachfront city of Santa Monica, California, police say.

The attack began at a house and ended on a college campus where police say they shot the gunman in the library.

Police initially put the death toll at six, but later revised it to five people dead, including the shooter.

The gunman was in his late 20s and had been carrying an assault-style rifle, say witnesses

.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22823290

After postponing the inevitable for more than a year, President Goodluck Jonathan Tuesday finally approved the proscription of the Islamic terrorist groups, Boko Haram and Ansaru, and authorised the gazetting of an order declaring the groups’ activities illegal and acts of terrorism.

THISDAY had exclusively reported Tuesday that the president was about to issue a Proscriptive Order, effectively declaring Boko Haram a “terrorist organisation”, a designation the federal government had lobbied the United States (US) government not to use when it froze the US-based assets belonging to the leader of the sect, Abubakar Shekau and three other members of the group, a year ago.

The proscriptive order coincided with a statement by the US government Tuesday night that Shekau could be tried in the US, when caught.

The order, which has been gazetted as the Terrorism (Prevention) (Proscription Order) Notice 2013 affects both Boko Haram (Jamaatu Ahlis-Sunna Liddaawati Wal Jihad) and Ansaru (Jama’atu Ansarul Muslimina Fi Biladis Sudan), was approved by Jonathan pursuant to Section 2 of the Terrorism Prevention Act, 2011 (As Amended).

A statement signed by the Special Adviser to the President, Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, explained that the Act “officially brings the activities of both groups within the purview of the Terrorism Prevention Act and any persons associated with the two groups can now be legally prosecuted and sentenced to penalties specified in the Act”.

The proscription order, Abati emphasised, warns the general public that any person “participating in any form of activities involving or concerning the collective intentions of the said groups will be violating the provisions of the Terrorism Prevention Act”.

Accordingly, Section 5 (1) of the Act prescribes a term of imprisonment of not less than 20 years for any person who knowingly, in any manner, directly or indirectly, solicits or renders support for the commission of an act of terrorism or to a terrorist group.

The statement added: “For the purposes of subsection (1) of Section 5, 'support' includes - (a) incitement to commit a terrorist act through the internet, or any electronic means or through the use of printed materials or through the dissemination of terrorist information; (b) receipt or provision of material assistance, weapons including biological, chemical or nuclear weapons, explosives, training, transportation, false documentation or identification to terrorists or terrorist groups; (c) receipt or provision of information or moral assistance, including invitation to adhere to a terrorist or terrorist group; (d) entering or remaining in a country for the benefit of, or at the direction of or in association with a terrorist group; or (e) the provision of, or making available, such financial or other related services prohibited under this Act or as may be prescribed by regulations made pursuant to this Act.”

In the meantime, the US government, which placed a $7 million (N1.1 billion) bounty on Shekau on Monday, Tuesday said the Boko Haram leader could be tried in the US, when caught.

Kurt Rice, the US acting Assistant Director of Diplomatic Security Threat Investigations and Analysis Directorate, said this at a joint tele-news conference with David Gilmour, Deputy Assistant Secretary for African Affairs.

The tele-conference was aired to audiences in Abuja, Accra, Dakar, Lagos and Niamey.

Rice’s comments came a day after the US offered a $23 million (about N3.6 billion) reward for information on the location of five leaders of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and Boko Haram.

All the suspects named in the first US Rewards for Justice Programme for the sub-region were accused of being the mastermind of different cases of kidnap of foreigners and terror activities in West Africa.

After postponing the inevitable for more than a year, President Goodluck Jonathan Tuesday finally approved the proscription of the Islamic terrorist groups, Boko Haram and Ansaru, and authorised the gazetting of an order declaring the groups’ activities illegal and acts of terrorism.

THISDAY had exclusively reported Tuesday that the president was about to issue a Proscriptive Order, effectively declaring Boko Haram a “terrorist organisation”, a designation the federal government had lobbied the United States (US) government not to use when it froze the US-based assets belonging to the leader of the sect, Abubakar Shekau and three other members of the group, a year ago.

The proscriptive order coincided with a statement by the US government Tuesday night that Shekau could be tried in the US, when caught.

The order, which has been gazetted as the Terrorism (Prevention) (Proscription Order) Notice 2013 affects both Boko Haram (Jamaatu Ahlis-Sunna Liddaawati Wal Jihad) and Ansaru (Jama’atu Ansarul Muslimina Fi Biladis Sudan), was approved by Jonathan pursuant to Section 2 of the Terrorism Prevention Act, 2011 (As Amended).

A statement signed by the Special Adviser to the President, Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, explained that the Act “officially brings the activities of both groups within the purview of the Terrorism Prevention Act and any persons associated with the two groups can now be legally prosecuted and sentenced to penalties specified in the Act”.

The proscription order, Abati emphasised, warns the general public that any person “participating in any form of activities involving or concerning the collective intentions of the said groups will be violating the provisions of the Terrorism Prevention Act”.

Accordingly, Section 5 (1) of the Act prescribes a term of imprisonment of not less than 20 years for any person who knowingly, in any manner, directly or indirectly, solicits or renders support for the commission of an act of terrorism or to a terrorist group.

The statement added: “For the purposes of subsection (1) of Section 5, 'support' includes - (a) incitement to commit a terrorist act through the internet, or any electronic means or through the use of printed materials or through the dissemination of terrorist information; (b) receipt or provision of material assistance, weapons including biological, chemical or nuclear weapons, explosives, training, transportation, false documentation or identification to terrorists or terrorist groups; (c) receipt or provision of information or moral assistance, including invitation to adhere to a terrorist or terrorist group; (d) entering or remaining in a country for the benefit of, or at the direction of or in association with a terrorist group; or (e) the provision of, or making available, such financial or other related services prohibited under this Act or as may be prescribed by regulations made pursuant to this Act.”

In the meantime, the US government, which placed a $7 million (N1.1 billion) bounty on Shekau on Monday, Tuesday said the Boko Haram leader could be tried in the US, when caught.

Kurt Rice, the US acting Assistant Director of Diplomatic Security Threat Investigations and Analysis Directorate, said this at a joint tele-news conference with David Gilmour, Deputy Assistant Secretary for African Affairs.

The tele-conference was aired to audiences in Abuja, Accra, Dakar, Lagos and Niamey.

Rice’s comments came a day after the US offered a $23 million (about N3.6 billion) reward for information on the location of five leaders of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and Boko Haram.

All the suspects named in the first US Rewards for Justice Programme for the sub-region were accused of being the mastermind of different cases of kidnap of foreigners and terror activities in West Africa.

[quote author=GoodSamaritan]If you are well travelled, you'll know that Nigerians are everywhere, even in meaningless countries with virtually nothing. You'll also see them in countries like Finland and Sweden with extreme cold weather. Funny enough, I also headed for Israel last year when there was war and still found Nigerians there too...lol...yes.

So, I can authoritatively inform you that Nigerians are in
Sometimes you people just exhibit your ignorance here on nairaland.what is wrong in living in Sweden and Finland in extreme cold.what do you know about wether conditions.and for y' all information,Pakistan is 20 times better than Nigeria and will always be.stop being narrow minded

uchemummy: PLS THOSE THAT WILL BE EMPLOYED TO LAGOS SHOULD COME TO OUR AID HERE IN SATELITE TOWN.

madam how u dey

Madam u still dey with us

Nice one

Gej should declare state of emergency in the north ASAP

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then why you never hammer?olee

fighting between Nigeria's military and the armed group Boko Haram has left at least 185 people dead in a fishing community in the nation's far northeast, officials said on Sunday.

The fighting in Baga began on Friday and lasted for hours, sending people fleeing into the arid scrublands surrounding the community on Lake Chad, according to the AP news agency.

By Sunday, when government officials finally felt safe enough to see the destruction, homes, businesses and vehicles were burned throughout the area.

The assault marks a significant escalation in a long-running insurgency in the predominantly Muslim north, where Boko Haram has mounted a coordinated assault on soldiers using military-grade weaponry

Authorities had found and buried at least 185 bodies as of Sunday afternoon, said Lawan Kole, a local government official in Baga. Officials could not offer a breakdown of civilian casualties versus those of soldiers and fighters.

Many of the bodies had been burned beyond recognition in fires that razed whole sections of the town, residents said.gadier General Austin Edokpaye said the Boko Haram fighters used heavy machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades in the assault, which began after soldiers surrounded a mosque they believed housed members of the group.

Brigadier General Edokpaye said they used civilians as human shields during the fighting, implying that soldiers opened fire in neighbourhoods where they knew civilians lived.

"When we reinforced and returned to the scene the terrorists came out with heavy firepower, including [rocket-propelled grenades], which usually has a conflagration effect," the general said.

However, local residents who spoke to a journalist who accompanied the state officials said soldiers purposefully set the fires during the attack.

just get her pre:gnant,they wont ve any choice but to give her out for free

o42austino: I want to know why male corpers like sleeping with their female students?
I am a corp member also, so why do we like doing it? It's FUN and I like it.

bros take am easy ooooo.i served in akwa ibom state in 2005/2006.a lot of male corp members were infected with HIV during there service year.something wey dey sweet dey kill join

bros take am easy ooooo.i served in akwa ibom state in 2005/2006.a lot of male corp members were infected with HIV during there service year.something wey dey sweet dey kill join

first of all the people interviewing are mean...I dont know this guy's age but am sure he is as old as a father of many of you abusing him here. . internet knowledge is widespread this days but not in africa and this guy might just be fortunate to get to where he is today by hardwork .. I know for sure in naija u can be the boss and dont even have to check emails or use computer because u only sign documents in office or the use of pen.even in our higher institutions,some lecturers and professors are not computer literate and it doesnt mean that they dont know their job.but meanwhile he should have admitted that he doesnt know it offhand and save himself from this shame instead he was trying to outsmart the interviwers

dannydolly: @Bykes... For you to say his oga at the top don't know their website clearly shows that you don't know who the Commandant General of the NSCDC is. Dr. John Adewale Abolurin is an educationist and a visionary leader, he is one of the most educated security chiefs in the country. He has written nothing less than 10 books on security and personally monitors the NSCDC ICT. Check his records and achievements with NSCDC so far. If you embarrass Commandant Shem, I don't care but please don't embarrass this man.
Thank you.

he is well educated and a visionary leader yet he works with mediocres like this clown.well a good barber who works with a blunt shaving blade can never do a good job

he who does not know and does not know that he does not know is a big fool.this is a big shame to the organisation.i can bet my life that even the oga at the top does not know there website

skales: Van vicker bro, dis lady musta been veyi veyi rich dat made u to marry her
Ugly big fish

Seriously mehn, dark skinned girls aint good in bed.. Most of them can't even go more than 2 rounds and always not secured with their hubbies.. Especially if he's handsome like me, they're so fulla hate and jealousy and most times reason like the Ibo people.

Dating a lady who reasons like Ibo people can be dangerous u know.

reasoning logically, are you tring to say that there no ofe mmanu girl that is good in bed cos they are all black

Be carefull of what you ask for cos you might just get it

strangerf: Yoruba body
Yoruba brain
Yoruba Gene
Yoruba Philosophy
Yoruba Work ethic
Yoruba Worldview


Thank God I am Yoruba

of what economic importance does this skinny girl add to your miserable life