but guy come to think of it, don't u think it's so disrespectful and ridiculous to name an animal after fellow 'man' especially your neighbour? it is surely an insult of the highest order. this are the things going wrong with the world that we closed our eyes to. we are Africans- let's begin to reason like one- we are people with culture let's value it. let's respect ourselves and begin to check every "it doesn't matter" we live with. we all know, as Nigerians, that are ways and circumstances to use in naming our pets. a man once named his dog eefin n'iwa, meaning character is like flame/smoke. my advise ni o

Seemingly, justification and faithfulness is becoming the watchword of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) as report says the body is making moves to eradicate age falsifying amidst Nigerian players.
The report revealed that NFF has concluded arrangements to get a Registration System through the FIFA connect that will help it stop the dubious act most players engaged in to secure them a place in the National team.
At a workshop related to Nigeria becoming the first Member Association in Africa to fully implement the FIFA TMS Domestic Transfer Matching System (DTMS) at the Home of FIFA on Monday, and moderated by Vira Egli (Head Marketing, FIFA TMS), NFF 2nd Vice President/LMC Chairman, Shehu Dikko was in company with LMC’s Chief Operating Officer Salihu Abubakar, NFF’s Assistant Director (Legal) Okey Obi and NFF’s TMS manager Nasiru Jibril.
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Nigeria Police Force may soon enter an agreement with Pakistan government in order to its officers to further war against terrorists within the country.
This was deduced on Wednesday when the Chief of Defence staff of Pakistan, Lt. General Najib Ullah Khan Hi (M) paid a courtesy visit to the Inspector General of Nigeria Police (IGP) Ibrahim K. Idris and implored the IGP to send a team of officers to Pakistan to undergo training in specialized areas that can be useful to the country.
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Celebrities, these days, are not going easy on fans that make ‘rude comments’ on their photographs or things that concern them, not even for the sake of patronage and such.
Recently it was a popular Nollywood celeb, Halima Abubakar, who threw it back at a fan for describing her as ‘short’ in a picture she (Halima) posted on a social media platform, now it is the turn of the famous dancer, Kaffy, who served it hot to people’s unpleasant comments towards a topless photo of herself she posted last night as she took time out to appreciate her body.
She captioned the photo, which was shot by Kelechi Amadi-Obi, with the words “My body is my art. My canvas. My paintbrush. My instrument of expression. #Beinspired #fitmom#dancemom #dancetrepenuer Be Happy In You!!! @kelechiamadiobi thanks for this! Inspired by@alibabagcfr : I celebrate this body as it’s a testimony of God’s ingenuity . A production factory . An abode for passion. A chamber for motherhood . A masterpiece.”
As one would expect, her followers were quick to tell her that her photo was indecent and could encourage rape.
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