Wait. DR Congo is trashing us 2 - 0? Good. Let them add another 2 so we can appreciate Vincent Enyeama more. #ThankYouVincent

blueto post=38419 390:

how many people have you preach 2 today?.. .. so you cannot win soul for through football match

The new SSA to the President on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives) Hon. Kawu Sumaila was one the lawmakers who climbed the gates when a combined team of security operatives barricaded the entrance to the main complex of the National Assembly to prevent then Speaker Hon. Aminu Tambuwal from gaining access to the floor of the chamber last year.

INTROVERT:
He hasn't seen anything yet... He should get ready for probe and then jail.

Go n jail him na


awon ode

medoyin:
Lovely write-up bro.. Pls paragraph it, it will make FP and more readers especially Ladies.

Thumbs up.

Thanks bro

This may not be the best time for me to write on
this because of misinterpretations, but I can no
longer resist the push. "Husband Scarcity" has
become one of the challenges faced by many
young girls today.

If you go to prayer houses,
majority of the intentions are prayer for a life
partner. And this calls for concern. Casting our
minds back to the time of our mothers and
grandmothers, was there
really much of a "Husband Scarcity" problem? Or,
maybe there were more men than women then, or
there was an adequate corresponding numbers of
both genders.

I don't think so. Maybe then, the
women had values and were prepared to build a
home and not park into a built home. Then, once a
young man comes of age and can at least feed
himself and his wife, he goes out in search of a
wife and the woman really appreciates him and
helps him to build a future. What am I really trying
to say? We created what we now see as "Husband
Scarcity" for ourselves.

Today, the reverse is the
case. Ask an average girl to define her dream
husband; you get things like "he has to be tall,
handsome, fair, and rich, own a house at least, and
be presentable" and then she adds "God fearing" in
order not to sound so worldly. Then, check the
number of girls around you and the number of men
that meet that standard, and you will see the
problem. You hear girls say, "I cannot suffer in my
father's house and then go and start suffering with
a man." What a wonderful dream! What if from the
beginning, you have everything you want and there
is no suffering, and later in the marriage, the table
turns around, then comes suffering? Will you run
away? No one prays for suffering, but it is good to
start small and end big, than start big and end
small. The problem is that the description majority
of girls give of their ideal man is virtually the
same. When 50 girls want the same kind of man
and the man that fits what they want is just 1 man,
and the man can only pick one. Then, what
becomes of 49 others? They simply start
lamenting of "Husband Scarcity". Another irony of
our time is that it is hard, due to the face of our
economy to find a man who is of marriage age
who possesses all
those things these ladies want, legally (except
those involved in Internet fraud); even the number
of those in Internet fraud is not enough to match
all those searching for already made husbands.
If you look around, majority of the ladies of
substance, of good value and virtue, who are ready
to build a home with a man who has prospects,
are married and not complaining of husband
scarcity.

The easiest way to find a husband now, is
to change your view of who a husband is. A
husband is that man God made and then saw that
it may be hard for him to really actualize his
purpose for making him, without a help mate and
then made the woman and gave to him, and he felt
complete and fulfilled. MARRIAGE IS NOT A
POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAM. It is a mission
of building the family of God here on earth. For those who see marriage as a way out of poverty, it
is a way into bondage. Women are HOME
BUILDERS, not HOME WARMERS... DON'T CONFUSE
A MAN'S PATH WITH HIS DESTINY.

Where he is
today, may only be a route to where God has
destined him to be tomorrow. Another truth is that
YOU MAY BE THE ONLY FAST MEANS TO THAT HIS
DESTINATION. Join in alleviating "husband
scarcity". PICK UP THE RIGHT VALUES. I am not
saying that you should pick anyone that comes
your way and talks of marriage, not all men are
husband materials. What I am saying is that you
should stop setting your standard on material
acquisitions or
physical appearance,
Look beyond the physical.

WHAT MAKES A MAN WHO HE IS, IS NOT WHAT HE
OWNS OR HOW HE LOOKS, IT IS WHAT HE IS MADE
UP OF. And that which he is made of is, most
times, not seen with the physical eyes, only its
effects can be seen. Marriage is a permanent
thing. Whatever is seen is temporal and that which
is not seen is permanent. Relax and go to God in
prayer. God did not just make Eve for making sake;
He made her for Adam's need to become complete
and fulfilled

LAGOS—Controversy is currently trailing the death of a 22-year-old man, who was allegedly set ablaze by his landlady and her children in the densely-populated Ajegunle area of Lagos. The deceased, simply identified as Emmanuel, reportedly went to ease himself in the early hours of Tuesday, leaving his father and sister inside their one-room apartment. His sister, who had waited endlessly for his return, went to check on him in the toilet situated at the boys quarters of the building on Alafia Street. She reportedly found her brother on the ground with his body on fire. She raised an alarm, which attracted tenants. Two hospitals were said to have rejected Emmanuel. He reportedly breathed his last after writhing in pains. The house where Emmanuel was allegedly burnt to death.

While the deceased’s family alleged that Emmanuel was set ablaze by the landlady and her children, the latter, who is on the run, alleged that the former intended to set the building ablaze but was caught in his own web. Feud
Investigation by Vanguard revealed that there had been a lingering quarrel between Emmanuel’s family and the landlady. It was gathered that both parties had been to the Ajeromi Police Station several times to settle quarrels. A resident, who spoke on strict condition of anonymity when Vanguard visited, blamed policemen at Ajeromi for not nipping the situation in the bud until it led to Emmanuel’s death. According to the resident, “I blame policemen at Ajeromi for the death of this young man. Emmanuel’s father and the landlady have reported their misunderstandings to the police several times. Nothing was done to bring a lasting solution to the quarrel. Had they acted when they were supposed to, this would not have happened.” Although the resident could not tell exactly what happened that fateful night, he said: “I woke up with the alarm raised by some tenants that night. We were told that it was the deceased that lit the fire.

“However, the question is how is it possible judging from the distance between his apartment and where the fire was said to have been lit? This is what the Police should look into.” Another resident, who also spoke with Vanguard, said: “How come he sustained fire burns if he was in his room? How come only the window of the affected room was gutted by fire if he did not intend to set the building ablaze? “Many are of the view that the petrol could have spilled on him as he struck the match. Besides, he was alone at the scene of the fire.” Police sources hinted that the landlady, whose identity could not be immediately ascertained, had bolted, adding that effort was on to apprehend her with a view to commencing investigation into the matter.
At press time yesterday, operatives at the homicide section of the State Criminal Intelligence and Investigations Department, SCIID, Yaba, had taken over the investigation.
source : http://www.vanguardngr.com/?p=552560

soonpoint:
Looks like an adult slowpoke

DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS LIFE TURNING TO..

I seen this on my timeline
yesterday and I don't know how old this is,
but it caught my eye. It's a picture of a 7 year
old wearing weave. I read some of the
comments on the picture and I thought I
would share it with you to see your thoughts
on it as well?

Hausa man will never agree with u.......

Personally i think i like them young





Nice post sha

she just yellow....... my babe mzlizabelle fine pass this gurl jare











mtchew

Global............. herry kane

Swaziland’s ‘prettiest virgins’ dance
topless for King Mswati III, every
August, hoping to be his next wife
A common tradition in Swaziland (Swazi) permits
the King, Mswati, to choose a new bride every
year.
According to reports by Talk Africa, it has been a
long time tradition in Swaziland and isn’t the first
time this controversial issue is making it into the
news.
It will be recalled that in 2012, Dailymail reported
that topless virgins were paraded in front of the
Swazi King, to celebrate chastity and unity.
As part of Swazi custom and norms, that time of
the year has come, when the King chooses his
bride and again, he has reportedly tested girls’
virginity before choosing a wife for himself.
The Reed Dance ceremony, known as Umhlanga
reveals thousands of Swaziland’s ‘prettiest virgins’
dancing topless for King Mswati III, every August,
hoping to be his next wife.



source: http:///1DxaJsK

A 40-year-old man, Abdulhamid Yunus, on Thursday appeared before an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos, for allegedly dumping a child at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Police Station. The accused who resides at Anifowose in Ikeja, Lagos State, is facing a three count-charge of child abandonment, disorderly conduct and disobedience to lawful order issued by a constituted authority.
He, however, pleaded not guilty. The prosecutor, Insp. Thomas Nurudeen, told the court that the accused had on July 31 at 9 p.m., brought an abandoned toddler to the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Ikeja, Police Station. The prosecutor told the court that the baby that Yunus brought to the station belonged to an alleged female-suspect that had been in the police custody.
Yunus who allegedly claimed to be a relative of the female-suspect said that he had been responsible for the upkeep of the baby till then. “The accused abandoned the toddler at the police station with the excuse that he could no longer care for the child while the mother was in the police custody. “Yunus in a disorderly manner and without regard for the safety of the child, flung the child to the floor at the station. “He, thus, disobeyed the police order not to abandon the child at the police station; thus causing a scene in the station’s ‘charge-room’ and disrupted police processes,’’ he said .
The prosecutor said the offences contravened Sections 123, 166 and 247 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. The Magistrate, Mrs Bola Osunsanmi, in her ruling granted Yunus bail in the sum of N50,000 with one surety in like sum and adjourned the case to Sept. 17 for mention.
http://www.vanguardngr. com/2015/08/man-40-docked-for-allegedly-dum ping-toddler-at-police-station/#sthash.3aZDulN2 .dpuf

chomytex:
Hehehehe...
This one won't go down well with guys!

no be we get am n the baby borrow it for a while

pedel:
OP why can't you reference the Facebook page where you copied this from? This is stealing of intellectual property.

you bad no be small

hmmmmmmm.....

Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) Chief Medical Director (CMD), Prof Wale Oke has urged men to stop competing with their babies to suck the wives’ breast. Oke enjoined the men to allow their babies to enjoy their natural meal.
He spoke yesterday at the World Breastfeeding Week (WBW). The programme was organised by LASUTH Community Health Department in conjunction with the hospital’s Pediatrics. According to him, the benefits of exclusive breastfeeding are many.
He said: “When a mother breastfeeds her baby, it creates bond between them. It is also a natural family mechanism as mothers cannot get pregnant. Breastfeeding mothers do not have bone diseases, breast and ovarian cancers.”
Oke said the state has created an enabling environment for mothers with its policies to work and still feed their babies. “Working and breastfeeding can go together if mothers try because it is necessary to have healthy babies,” he said.
Wife of Lagos State Governor, Mrs Bolanle Ambode urged mothers to breastfeed their babies exclusively for six months so that they can be healthy.
This, according to her, will prevent babies from coming down with childhood diseases, such as cough, diarrhea and catarrh, among others. Mrs Ambde, represented by the Permanent Secretary of the state’s Civil Service Pension Office, Mrs Ademola Olabowale, said medical science has made it known that breast supplies basic nutrients to newborns, adding that the breast milk remains the most important protein for babies’ growth.
“The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends exclusive breastfeeding for six months, and mixed breastfeeding up to two years,” she said.
Breast milk, she said, usually helps to build the immunity for the newborns, saying it would protect them from childhood killer diseases. The state government, she said, has reviewed maternity leave for women in the state Civil Service from three to six months, adding that Lagos State is the only state in Nigeria where men go on paternity leave to support their wives with the burden of raising a new baby. Head of Department, Community Health Dr Yetunde Kuyinu said the week would help to improve babies’ health.
She said the WBW is celebrated every year from August 1st to 7th in more than 170 countries to encourage breastfeeding and improve the health of babies. She said working mothers can actually breastfeed their babies.
“It is a known fact that many of our working class nursing mothers face a lot of challenges combining breastfeeding with work either at their work setting or at home. They tend to stop breastfeeding very early in the life of their babies, thus losing the dual benefits breastfeeding provides for both mother and child,” she said.


source: thenationonlineng.net

DIFFERENT GRADES OF CHOPIN' IN GOVERNMENT 1. When you Chop alone in government and no one chops with you, that is called ADAJE 2. When you Chop in government and you allow others to chop their own, that is called AJOJE. 3. When you Chop in government and you give others from what you have chopulated, that is called AFUNJE. 4. When you Chop in government and the place you are chopin eventually folds up, that is called AJEPA! 5. When you dey chop in government, you no remember your driver, secretary, office assistants even friends, dat is called AFISHE! 6. When you dey chop alone in government, no remember anybody, you kon dey get headache today, fever tomoro, hehehehehe. .. I laff oyinbo laff...dat one is called APETA! 7. When dem just appoint you for government position, and you just chop small, Auditors kon come say bring all papers, dat is called ARANSI! 8. When you Chop in government and you die while chopin, that is called AJEKU! 9. When you want to Chop in government and you give others to chop before you begin to chop, that is called EGUNJE! 10. When you are Chopin your own in government and you call your friends to come and chop their own too, that is called APEJE! 11. When you Chop and clean mouth like say you no chop anything, that is called JEUN SOKE! 12. When you Chop from this government, that government, this government, that government like say na you dem create Nigeria for, dat one is called AJEPE AYE! 13. When you Chop in government so taaay you scatter ground, three houses for America, two for London, six for Kubwa, seven for VI, as madam dey go shopping for Dubai, children dey go summer for Spain, EFCC kon gbab you, dat one is called AJEJU! 14. When you Chop well well for government and people know say you chop well well but you dey deny say you no chop well well, dat person na ALAJE SE. 15. When you Chop in government so tey u are even richer than the place u dey chop that is called AJEFOLOJU. 16. When you Chop in government so tay the place collapse, instead make them prosecute you, government re-assign you, kom change the name of the place, that is called AJEPAJUDE. 17. When u Chop sotey ur belle begin big like Jabulani (SA FIFA World Cup Ball) until dem dey carry u go Germany go do tommy surgery, that one na IJEWOBIA. 18. When u come Chop lafta for this joke and u know gree share am, that one na AJERANJU
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Ben1975:
I disagree

These problems you mentioned concerning social media are due to lack of focus and not the platform per se

For example if you are a business owner there should only be 2 types of people you engage; those who buy your stuff and those who love your content .

The problems that you mentioned are based on an individuals lack of direction which could be a problem on or offline

Social media is a great way to grow business connections without leaving your home; Like LinkedIn for example

But time does need to be managed wisely if you don't have objectives on social media then you could unwittingly be wasting doing unnecessary things just like if you were offline too.

Ben Ajose

Funbii:
5 reasons why you should never quit social media
Brb

[quote author=Ben1975 post=36632794]I disagree

These problems you mentioned concerning social media are due to lack of focus and not the platform per se

For example if you are a business owner there should only be 2 types of people you engage; those who buy your stuff and those who love your content .

The problems that you mentioned are based on an individuals lack of direction which could be a problem on or offline

Social media is a great way to grow business connections without leaving your home; Like LinkedIn for example

But time does need to be managed wisely if you don't have objectives on social media then you could unwittingly be wasting doing unnecessary things just like if you were offline too.

Ben Ajos

You have a point sha.. but i must quit social media next year

eminex:
Op when are you gonna quit? #ijustwannaknow

Nxt year

1. Profound Time Waster: Social media obviously consumes more time than necessary. While it is true that some of the time spent on social media could be used maintaining some important business connections, it is also through that one could be distracted and end up spending valuable time on games, irrelevant chats with strangers, downloading or viewing photo albums of friends, reading friends’ updates, etc while the resultant effect of these activities is less productivity and the loss of valuable time. Dorie Clark of the Huffington Post reports Facebook users spend about six hours each month on the site, while social networkers spend three times as much time on those communities as they do on other online activities like email. You can imagine how much time is lost.
2. Endangers Physical Human Relationship: It is no news that on the social media platform, a lot of relationships are built. But it is needless, proving that most of these relationships are deceptive in nature in the sense that they are only virtual and not real relationships. Online users make new friends with little or no emotional attachment online and this friendship is only sustained through chats. This virtual relationship endangers physical human relationship as it steals the time for physical inter-personal interaction, since no matter how intimate online friends could be, there is still need for a more concrete and physical relationship.
3. Endangers Self Security: Because of the liberty to share information, social media platforms endanger the security of the user because it is prone to hacking and identity theft. Some have been carried away by the fun of social media to disclose sensitive information that could endanger their security. Criminals even impersonate others in other to obtain classified information from their victims which could be used against the victims.
4. To Enhance one’s Financial Security: Online presence requires internet connection and this could be money sapping. The present day Nigeria does not guarantee the availability of functional free internet access and therefore, to be connected online, one has to spend to subscribe to internet access. For an effective social media presence, one has to be frequently online and at the end, this would require high data volumes and huge expenses which should have been used for something more rewarding.
5. To save one from addiction: Social media activism could be a torn in the flesh when one gets addicted to it. It has some damaging psychological effects when addiction is involved and the victim can hardly concentrate on any other thing except social media.

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NA GODWIN

Chaiiiiii...... You did not go through it abi?

I wrote this poem here in early2014. I have been wondering if this poem is still relevant today. Please read it again and share your thoughts with me.
HONOURABLES WITHOUT HONOUR The chants are high Each time they register their presence The drum beats louder Once they take the stage They call them HONOURABLE Even when they drag honour To the ditch of honour. Listen my brothers To the voices of these honourables Who promise without conscience To build huge bridges Even where there are no rivers Like ice put in hot water Their pledge melts at once Come and see my sisters The faces of our folks elevated Drunk with the liquor of power As they murder sleep Squandering all mandate of honour Surrendered to them in trust dignified. My country men plus women What are these big mountains Standing stubbornly tall before us? A mountain of lies and promises has melted Tones of dead dreams deposited in our injured hearts Without honour or favour By the cruel hands of our HONOURABLES. Folks from all parts and paths Lend me your ears To listen to the ugly story Of your disguised assembly Of your careless flag bearers of recklessness Who like unwanted children have abandoned you In the dustbin of neglect At the mercy of merciless poverty Supervised by red-eyed hunger Monitored by a team of murderous diseases . Even as I stand on this rock of shock My eyes see with anguish inflated How like petrol tanker on fire Greed consume their every honour They suffocate under the huge burden Of unbridled boarder-less corruption Their whole fingers chopped off to the arms By the acid of fuel subsidy Many grey hairs of pension and stock exchange scam Standing stubbornly in their nostrils After the deafening noise of power probe Dirty money stoked in their long pockets of greed. Some of these men sitting with women Have warmed their seats for forty months and eight They are blind and deaf and without voice Sitting like loaves of bread turned dry By the coolness of a dozen air conditioners Never a word from their thick lips on national interest. Let me take you to the vintage area Decorated in distinguishing colours Reserved for only the DISTINGUISHED Not in character or patriotism In bribery corruption and rigging they excelled Come everyone and bear me witness To this season of " amala" politics Of take let's share In the game of CHOP MEK I CHOP Their protruding bellies housing our common wealth To distinguish them from the rest of us Our tiny necks almost broken by their tyranny. Cone my people Watch their dance of shame with no shame By these dishonourables of the Honourables Urged on and propelled in loud voices By a ruthless army of distinguished sharers Of our common wealth abused.

Thinking

PRESIDENTIAL MEDIA CHAT TONIGHT: 10 Questions for President Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan will this evening host a televised media chat with some Nigerian journalists, during which he is expected to respond to questions on a number of topical national issues.
Aso Rock spokesperson, Reuben Abati, said in a statement the presidential media chat, to be aired live on major television and radio stations in the country, would begin at 7 pm Nigerian time.
The presidency promised in the past to
entertain questions from Nigerians via
telephone, although the phone failed to work during those episodes of the programme.
Critics believe the phones were programmed not to work as a way of blocking citizens from asking the president embarrassing questions.
So, in case you are able to reach the president on the programme today, we suggest you put the questions below to him, in addition to others you might have. We are told only questions relating to the ongoing electioneering would be answered. So we have restricted our suggested questions to the focus area.
We also urge the editors, who will interview the president, to consider asking him some of the questions suggested below.
Find the questions we raised for the June 24 edition of the Presidential Media Chat below:
1) You have always promised Nigerians and the international community free and credible elections. Yet a recently leaked audio recording suggested that you directed the military to rig last year’s Ekiti governorship election in favour of your party. In fact, your then Minister of State for Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro, was overheard in the recording saying he was on a presidential assignment to rig the election.
What exactly was your role in that saga? And why have you not commented on the matter or order an investigation?
2) Mr. President, you have always said that his election is not worth the blood of any Nigerian. But Niger Delta militants have on more than one occasion threatened blood and war if you are
not re-elected. Some PDP governors – specifically those of Katsina and Kaduna – have been heard loud and clear threatening violence on their opponents. Why have you remained quiet over such inciting statements?
3) Can you, Mr. President, on your honour, give a clear commitment that INEC chairman, Attahiru Jega, will be allowed to conduct the rescheduled polls, given speculations you might illegally send him off before the polls? Nigerians are suspicious you might give him the kind of treatments you gave Justice Ayo Salami and former CBN Governor, Sanusi Lamido.
4) Mr. Buhari, your main challenger in the presidential election, has contested thrice and lost thrice. From his first outing in 2003 to the last in 2011, he never drew a significant popular support across board as many Nigerians viewed him as part of the old system. As Mr. Buhari’s co-contestant in 2011 and now
2015, what do you think is responsible for what appears to be massive support for the same Mr. Buhari this time around?
5) Mr. President, besides widespread unemployment in Nigeria, one of the talking points of the electioneering has been the action of one of your ministers who apparently seized on the widespread unemployment in Nigeria to collect nearly a billion naira from unemployed Nigerians without giving them jobs. He did so through a company he unilaterally appointed, against public procurement rules. Worst, at least a dozen people who
turned up for the job test died. These much were confirmed by a Senate investigation. Why have you, the president our country, failed to sanction Minister Abba Moro who committed these
acts?
6) Mr. President, you said in 2011 you would not run in 2015 and that whatever you cannot do in four years you would never be able to do in 100 years. But recently you contradicted yourself, saying four years are not enough for any president to make an impact? When did you realize that four years are not enough? And why this apparent self-contradiction?
7) The Federal Government said the military would not be available to provide security for the postponed election. How
did we come to see election security more a responsibility for the military than the police, para-military and other arms of the security agencies?
Mr. President, you said during your campaign in Lagos that militant group, MEND, wanted to assassinate you in 2010. This is contrary to what you said in 2010 after the bombing in Abuja, when you defended the group, saying it is not a terrorist organization. At what point did you realize that the group wanted to assassinate you? And why did you defend the group in 2010 even when investigations had not been done on the
bombing incident?
9) Your estranged godfather, former President Olusegun Obasanjo, on Tuesday formally endorsed your opponent,
Muhammadu Buhari. How did the relationship between both of you degenerate to this extent? What really went wrong between

Am a student in one of the Federal Univesity in north but due to some finacial defilculty want to do the INEC job. plz what ur opinion? Tribe: Yoruba