a state where we have a sitting Governor ..... ooh God what we done wrong to our profiticans

itzzhoneybee:
anybody has infinix charger ere iz nuh using again

yap I have any problem

getting married at age of 20, I can not support this kind of marriage if she is my sis

Nigerian youth be like....... the body is willing but the soul is weak...............

The country with the largest number of WWII causalities was Russia, with over 21 million. 1 [8] For every five German soldiers who died in WWII, four of them died on the Eastern Front. 2 [2] It is estimated that 1.5 million children died during the Holocaust. Approximately 1.2 million of them were Jewish and tens of thousands were Gypsies. 3 [8] Eighty percent of Soviet males born in 1923 didn’t survive WWII. 4 [2] Between 1939 and 1945, the Allies dropped 3.4 million tons of bombs, which averaged to 27,700 tons per month. 5 [2] Russia and the Red Army were accused of several war crimes, including systematic mass rape (over 2 million German women aged 13-70 were allegedly raped by the Red Army) and genocide. 6 [6] Even after the Allies arrived, many concentration camp prisoners were beyond help. In Bergen-Belsen, for example, 13,000 prisoners died after liberation. Nearly 2,500 of the 33,000 survivors of Dachau died within six weeks of liberation. 7 [8] Most historians agree that WWII began when Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. Others say it started when Japan invaded Manchuria on September 18, 1931. And some scholars suggest WWII is actually a continuation of WWI, with a break in between. 8 [5] Max Heiliger was the fictitious name the SS used to establish a bank account in which they deposited money, gold, and jewels taken from European Jews. 9 [2] The longest battle of WWII was the Battle of the Atlantic, which lasted from 1939-1945. 10 [2] The original abbreviation of the National Socialist Party was Nasos. The word “Nazi” derives from a Bavarian word that means “simple minded” and was first used as a term of derision by journalist Konrad Heiden (1901-1966). 11 [2] Approximately 600,000 Jews served in the United States armed forces during WWII. More than 35,000 were killed, wounded, captured, or missing. Approximately 8,000 died in combat. However, only two Jewish soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor in WWII. 12 [8] The Battle of the Bulge is the largest and deadliest battle for U.S. troops to date, with more than 80,000 American casualties. 13 [1] More Russians (military and civilians) lost their lives during the Siege of Leningrad than did American and British soldiers combined in all of WWII. 14 [2] The Nazis murdered approximately 12 million people, nearly 6 million of those being Jews killed in the Holocaust (“whole burnt”). 15 [8] During WWII, the Japanese launched 9,000 “wind ship weapons” of paper and rubberized-silk balloons that carried incendiary and anti-personnel bombs to the U.S. More than 1,000 balloons hit their targets and they reached as far east as Michigan. The only deaths resulting from a balloon bomb were six Americans (including five children and a pregnant woman) on a picnic in Oregon.c,d 16 [2][3] The swastika is an ancient religious symbol. It derives from the Sanskrit name for a hooked cross, which was used by ancient civilizations as a symbol of fertility and good fortune. It has been found in the ruins of Greece, Egypt, China, India, and Hindu temples. 17 [2] The Japanese Kamikaze (“divine wind”) tactic was suggested on October 19, 1944, by Vice-Admiral Onishi in an attempt to balance the technological advantage of invading American forces. Though the numbers are disputed, approximately 2,800 kamikaze pilots died. They sunk 34 U.S. ships, damaged 368, killed 4,900 sailors, and wounded 4,800. 18 [2] In 1935, British engineer Robert Watson-Watt was working on a “death ray” that would destroy enemy aircraft using radio waves. His “death ray” instead evolved into radar—or “radio detection and ranging.” 19 [2] Many Jews were subject to gruesome medical experiments. For example, doctors would bombard the testicles of men and the ovaries of women with X-rays to see the impact of different doses on sterility. Nazi doctors would break bones repeatedly to see how many times it could be done before a bone could not heal. They hit people’s heads with hammers to see what their skulls could withstand. Experiments were conducted to determine the effects of atmospheric pressure on the body. Prisoners were injected with different drugs and diseases, and limbs were amputated and muscles cut for transplantation experiments. Today reference to or use of the Nazi research is considered unethical. 20 [8] Dr. Josef Mengele (the “Angel of Death”) used about 3,000 twins, mostly Romany and Jewish children, for his painful genetic experiments. Only about 200 survived. His experiments included taking one twin’s eyeball and attaching it on the back of the other twin’s head or changing the eye color of children by injecting dye. In one instance, two Romany twins were sewn together in an attempt to create conjoined twins. 21 [8] In addition to Jews and gypsies, Jehovah’s Witnesses were also persecuted and murdered in German concentration camps. 22 [8] The decision to implement the “Final Solution” or Die Endlosung was made at the Wannsee Conference in Berlin on January 20, 1942. Heinrich Himmler was its chief architect. The earliest use of the phrase “Final Solution to the Jewish Problem” was actually used in an 1899 memo to Russian Tzar Nicholas about Zionism. 23 [8] Many historians believe that the Battle at Stalingrad (1942-1943) is not only arguably the bloodiest battle in history (800,000-1,600,000 casualties), but also the turning point of WWII in Europe. 24 [5] WWII ended on September 2, 1945, when Japan signed a surrender agreement on the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. 25 [5] Anne Frank and her sister died at Bergen-Belsen in March 1945, one month before the camp was liberated in April 1945. During its existence, nearly 50,000 people died. After evacuating the camp, British soldiers burned it to the ground to prevent the spread of typhus. 26 [8] In his book The Abandonment of the Jews, David Wyman (1929- ) argued that the failure to bomb concentration camps was a result of the Allies’ indifference to the fate of the Jews rather than the practical impossibility of the operation. 27 [8] Despite the risks, thousands of people helped save the Jews. For example, the country of Denmark saved its entire community. And individuals such as Raoul Wallenberg (1912-1947), Oscar Schindler (1908-1974), and Chiune Sugihara (1900-1986) saved thousands of lives. 28 [8] From 1940-1945, the U.S. defense budget increased form $1.9 billion to $59.8 billion. 29 [2] The Air Force was part of the Army in WWII and didn’t become a separate branch of the military until after the war. 30 [2] In 1941, a private earned $21 a month. In 1942, a private earned $50 a month. 31 [2] German U-boats sunk 2,000 Allied ships at a cost of 781 U-boats destroyed. 32 [2] More than 650,000 Jeeps were built during WWII. American factories also produced 300,000 military aircraft; 89,000 tanks; 3 million machine guns; and 7 million rifles. 33 [2] The Enola Gay became well known for dropping the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, but few people know the name of the B-29 that bombed Nagasaki. It was Bock’s Car, named after the plane’s usual commander, Frederick Bock. 34 [2] The Germans used the first jet fighters in World War II, among them the Messerschmitt ME-262. However, they were developed too late to change the course of the war. 35 [2] The most powerful artillery gun created by any nation and used in WWII was named Karl by its designer General Karl Becker. Used mostly against the Russians, the huge gun could shoot a 2.5 ton shell over three miles. The shells were 24 inches wide and could go through eight to nine feet of concrete. 36 [2] During WWII, the acronym BAM stood for “Broad-Assed Marines,” or women soldiers in the U.S. Marine Corp. The women, however, called the men HAMs, for “Hairy-Assed Marines.” 37 [2] The SS ran a brothel named “The Kitty Salon” for foreign diplomats and other VIPs in Berlin. It was wiretapped, and 20 prostitutes underwent several weeks of intense indoctrination and training. They were specifically trained to glean information from clients through seemingly innocuous conversations. 38 [2] WWII resulted in the downfall of Europe as a center of world power and led to the rise of the U.S. and Russia as super powers. This set up conditions for both the US-USSR cold war and the nuclear age. 39 [1] During WWII, hamburgers in the U.S. were dubbed “Liberty Steaks” to avoid the German-sounding name. 40 [2] At the time of the Pearl Harbor attack, there were 96 ships anchored. During the attack, 18 were sunk or seriously damaged, including eight battleships. There were 2,402 American men killed and 1,280 injured. Three hundred and fifty aircraft were destroyed or damaged. 41 [7] Joseph Kramer (1906-1945), a commander of Bergen-Belsen, was known as the “Beast of Belsen.” When asked if he “felt anything” as he watched and participated in the deaths of thousands of men, women, and children, Kramer said he didn’t feel anything because he was following orders. He was later executed for crimes against humanity. 42 [8] The ace of all fighter aces of all nations is German fighter pilot Erich Hartmann (“the Blond Knight”) with 352 “kills.” 43 [2] Members of Adolf Hitler’s inner circle allegedly called Rudolf Hess “Fraulein Anna” because he was reportedly a homosexual. He was also known as the “Brown Mouse.” 44 [2] William Hitler, a nephew of Adolf Hitler, was in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He changed his name after the war.c 45 [2] Italian Fascists took as their symbol the “fasces,” a bundle of bound rods that symbolized the power of ancient Rome. 46 [2] The Nazis killed millions of Poles. But they thought that some Polish babies and children looked German and kidnapped about 50,000 of them to be adopted by German parents to become “Germanized.” 47 [8] The Nazis pirated the Harvard “fight song” to compose their Sieg Heil march. 48 [2] Special units run by the SS called Einsatzgruppen (“task forces”) followed the German army’s invasion of countries. They would force Jews to dig a pit and then shoot them so they would fall into an open grave. It is estimated that the Einsatzgruppen killed 1.4 million Jews. 49 [8] Prisoners called Sonderkommando were forced to bury corpses or burn them in ovens. Fewer than 20 of the thousands of Sonderkommando survived, though buried and hidden accounts of some were found later at camps. 50 [8] Several famous actors were decorated during WWII. For example, Henry Fonda won a Bronze Star in the Pacific, Walter Matthau was awarded six battle stars while serving on a B-17, and David Niven was awarded the U.S. Legion of Merit. Christopher Lee was a pilot in the Royal Air Force and also won a number of awards. 51 [2] John Wayne (Marion Robert Morrison) starred in 14 WWII movies; however, due to a football injury, he never actually served in the war. 52 [2] Hitler kept a framed photo of Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, on his desk. Henry Ford also kept a framed photo of the Nazi leader on his desk in Dearborn, Michigan. In Mein Kampf, Hitler included some anti-Semitic views attributed to Ford. 53 [2] On January 31, 1945, Private Eddie Slovik was shot for desertion, the first American executed for the crime since the Civil War and the only one to suffer this punishment during WWII. 54 [2] Although Japan fought on the side of Britain, France, and the U.S. during WWI, it felt cheated by its failure to gain much territory when the peace treaty was composed. Additionally, in the 1920s, its government came under control of fanatical nationalists and allied with the army, which eventually prompted Japan to side with Germany. 55 [1] After its defeat in WWI, Germany was forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. Germany lost all its overseas empires as well as land to its neighbors, and it was prevented from maintaining a large army. Most Germans opposed the treaty, and their resentment would eventually undo the settlement, leading to WWII. 56 [5] Out of the 40,000 men who served on U-boats during WWII, only 10,000 returned. 57 [2] The most decorated unit ever in U.S. history is the 442nd regimental Combat Team, whose motto was “Go for Broke.” It consisted of Japanese- American volunteers. Together they won 4,667 major medals, awards, and citations, including 560 Silver Stars (28 of which had oak-leaf clusters), 4,000 Bronze Stars, 52 Distinguished Service Crosses, and one Medal of Honor, plus 54 other decorations. It also held the distinction of never having a case of desertion. 58 [2] Norvell Gillespie, the garden editor of Better Homes and Gardens , designed the camouflage print for U.S. service uniforms in WWII. 59 [2] The greatest tank battle in history occurred between the Germans and Russians at the Kursk salient in Russia from July 4-22, 1943. More than 3,600 tanks were involved. 60 [2] The largest Japanese spy ring during WWII was not in the U.S. but in Mexico, where it spied on the U.S. Atlantic Fleet.

show me that man that is above the LAW and I will tell you when they world will come to an end# Revelation

Dionnetech:
Who put that Emoji

the heart of men is evil

lol

God is watching

Ogunseye Timothy, National Vice-President,
Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), on
Wednesday appealed to the Federal Government to
end the dichotomy between polytechnic and
university graduates in the country.
Timothy made the appeal on the side line of ASUP
first International Conference hosted by the Lagos
State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) Chapter of the
union in Ikorodu, Lagos.
The conference had the theme: “Africa’s Solution to
Africa’s Challenges: Nigeria’s Perspectives’’.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that a
bill for an act seeking to end the dichotomy
between polytechnic and university graduates
passed its second reading at the House of
Representatives on Tuesday.
The bill, which was co-sponsored by Balanga Billiri,
Ali Isa and Edward Pwajok, seek to create equal
opportunities for graduates from universities and
polytechnics, in terms of employment and
promotions.
Timothy said that polytechnic graduates were not
inferior to their university counterparts.
Ogunseye said the unwarranted discriminatory
practice of ranking polytechnic graduates lower than
university graduates was prevalent among some
government agencies and private organizations.
He commended Kano State Government for its
decision not to discriminate but ranked polytechnic
and university graduates equally.
“I do not see any reason why the dichotomy should
continue as the same admission requirement
applies to candidates choosing polytechnics and
universities.
“Reviewing the curricula of tertiary institutions in
terms of practical and other educational contents,
polytechnic graduates are far better than
universities.
“Nigerian graduates are equal, notwithstanding the
schools they attend. However, this discrepancy
between polytechnic and university is worrisome.
“Without doubt, if the discrimination continues, the
country’s technological advancement being the
backbone of any economic growth will be
negatively affected.
“As a matter of fact, there is need for employers to
change their perception towards HND graduates
because BSC holders are not in any way better than
them.
“If care is not taken, competent hands will be short-
changed which would handicap the country’s
progress,’’ he said.
Also speaking on the discrimination, former rector
of Lagos State Polytechnic, Mr Babatunde Iginla,
said removing the dichotomy would encourage
economic independence, employment and stability
in the labor market.


http://thenationonlineng.net/asup-calls-end-dichotomy-polytechnic-university-graduates/

what will I call this now

prison break season 5

Muslims Muslims Muslims!!!! how many times did I call u plp

ashwooooooooo

double0seven:
Just head on TVC now that the report has been sent to the house 4 days before Magu appeared before the Senate. So don't thing it's a reaction to rejection of Magu at the Senate.

what happened to channels TV , must u watch TVC.

Rip to the dead

I taught this case has died long time again

http://thenationonlineng.net/new-environmental-law-will-benefit-lagosians/




LAGOSIANS are in for a good deal in the state’s new environmental law tagged: “Environmental Management and Protection Law”. The law, recently signed by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, is to make the Centre of Excellence more liveable for its estimated 21 million inhabitants. Besides creating 27, 500 new jobs, the policy will fast track the process of transforming the Lagos metropolis into a cleaner megacity by tackling air and water pollution. It will also insulate residents against preventable deceases and halt further deterioration of the environment, thus paving the way for thriving socio-economic activities. There is provision for the thousands of Community Sanitation Workers (CSWs) to be directly employed in the scheme will earn tax- free salaries and be entitled to a pension scheme. The 27, 500 CSWs are to be provided with insurance benefits, including life, health, accident and injury cover. To enhance the quality of lives of the CSWs who will be saddled with the task of keeping city clean, they will be deployed in their immediate communities, thereby eliminating transportation cost and making them accountable to their kinsmen. Admitting how precarious environmental sanitation issues have become in the state, the government said: “Lagos is at critical levels of pollution. We must change course because our children’s lives and future depend on it.” The governor expressed optimism that the law would translate to environmental victories for the state which over the years, struggled to effectively manage 10,000 metric tonnes of waste generated by residential, commercial and industrial concerns daily. Signing the bill into law, Ambode said: “I am delighted that our bill has been signed into law. Our major environmental laws are outdated and do not address our present-day challenges. “We exist in a world where the protection and preservation of public health and the environment have evolved and are primarily driven by data. We cannot compete if our laws are based on obsolete information.” The governor lauded members of the State House of Assembly for shelving their differences in the overall best interest united to pass the bill. He said: “I know that the process of change may seem daunting at first, but ultimately, this shows that we can achieve a lot on our own and we can join with others for the common good of Lagos State. “We have taken everyone along the value chain into consideration from the existing Private Sector Participants (PSPs) to the cart pushers and the scavengers on the landfills. Everyone will be accommodated under this new environmental scheme.” Those who witnessed the signing included: the Stock Exchange Commission (SEC) regulated trustees who will manage the Environmental Trust Fund, representatives of FBN Merchant Bank, Stanbic IBTC, United Capital Plc, STL Trustees Ltd, United Trustees Ltd, Camden Yards Ltd, Union Trust, Afrinvest, Exczellon Capital and APEL Trustees.

people like this will end up in bed, no vision no talent gush!!!

how can this solve hunger in Nigeria

http://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-cbn-release-n500b-paris-club-cash/



President Muhammadu Buhari directed Minister of Finance Mrs. Kemi Adeosun and Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele to quickly facilitate the payment of the second tranche of the London-Paris Club refund to – to ease states’ financial hardship. Many Are not paying workers because they are short of cash. The President said the money – about N500 billion – should be used to pay outstanding workers’ salaries and pension. He gave the directive during a meeting with governors after the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting. The NEC is chaired by Vice- President Yemi Osinbajo. A statement by Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, quoted the President as telling the governors: “I will not rest until I address those issues that affect our people. One of these basic things is the issue of salaries. “It is most important that workers are able to feed their families, pay rent and school fees, then other things can follow.” Although he did not mention the amount involved, The Nation ’s lead story on Monday scooped that about N500billion is to be shared among the 36 states. The Federal Government has given the conditions that the states must meet to get the cash. Part of this is that they must give account of how the first tranche of the refund was spent. The seven states being investiogated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the alleged diversion of part of the money must be cleared by the anti-graft agency. President Buhari, who went round the Council Chamber to greet the governors one after the other, praised the unity of the Forum of Governors. He thanked them for displaying “love and respect” for him. It was the President’s first meeting with the governors as a group since his return from a 50- day medical vacation. According to him, he was overwhelmed by his recent experience in which states, irrespective of political differences, urged their citizens to pray in mosques and churches for his well-being. He apologised to governors for barring them from visiting him while he was in London. “I didn’t want government to move to London. I wanted it to remain here and I am glad it did,” Buhari said. After narrating his experience while on vacation, Buhari noted the suggestion by the governors for him to have more rest, but insisted that he would remain relentless in the pursuit of the interest of Nigerians at all times. This, he said, is the only way to show his gratitude to the people who “had given so much to me. “I was overwhelmed by the celebration of my return all across the country,” Buhari said. The Chairman of the Nigerian Governors Forum, Abdul-Aziz Yari, Governor of Zamfara State, assured the President, on behalf of his colleagues, that they would continue to support his policies and actions which they had adjudged as being in the nation’s best interest. Governors Rochas Okorocha (Imo), Udom Emmanuel (Akwa-Ibom), Rauf Aregbesola (Osun) and Okezie Ikpeazu (Abia) thanked President Buhari for saving the day for states through the first tranche of the London-Paris Club refund. They also praised the trust the President reposed in the Vice-President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, who they said did not disappoint when he acted as President.

easy way to become friend with some celebrates these days , just boo them on social media

movie titled......... selling point

his holiness with dull respect, I don't think this your sudden move is a welcome development

but why

happy for them

why did him came back @ initial time