On Your Marks.......
Get Set.....
Vote.
Who Cares??????
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Friday, April 8
The Presidential Battle
On Your Marks.......
Get Set.....
Vote.
Who Cares??????
LOLzzzzzzzz
From A Facebook Profile
See person prayer; Dear Lord, you took my favorite dancer and singer away (Micheal Jackson). You took my favorite rappers ( 2pac, Biggie,Dagrin) You took my favorite comedians(Bernie Mac & CD John). Dear lord I would like to let you know that (OBJ,IBB,ATIKU,AKALA,) are my favorite politicians.. Lord u know what to do.
Wednesday, April 6
Another Super Release- From Ijeoma
With The Title "For Every Woman"
This new Book covers HOT!!! Topics like
*Face Lift and Care
*Hot beauty Tips
*Fastest Ways To Overcome Ageing
*All Round Skin Care For All Types Of Skin
**With Special Unlimited Must Have Bonuses
Tuesday, February 22
Monday, February 14
Valentine Love through Lyrics
I Will Always Love You by Dolly Parton
If I should stay,
I would only be in your way.
So I'll go, but I know
I'll think of you ev'ry step of the way.
And I will always love you.
I will always love you.
You, my darling you. Hmmm.
Friday, February 11
12 Year old Pakistan boy bombs himself and 24 others
We do have it in mind that suicide bombing is no new news in Pakistan, but the site of a 12 year old with an explosive is just outrageous. See more
Monday, February 7
BRT Baby: Banker Gives Birth Inside Bus In Lagos
Wonders they say shall never end, especially in lagos
It was joy yesterday at Ketu Bus Stop, Lagos, South West Nigeria when a staff of Guarantee Trust Bank Plc, Mrs. Funke Abimbola gave birth to a baby boy inside a BRT bus.
Jonathan flags off presidential campaign today
From TAIWO AMODU, Abuja
Monday, February 07, 2011
• Jonathan
Photo: Sun News Publishing
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Peoples Democratic Party, presidential candidate and incumbent President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan will today flag off his presidential campaign at Lafia, the Nasarawa state capital, as part of his scheduled campaigns, which will take place in the six geo- political zones across the country.
Jonathan had emerged as the PDP presidential flag bearer at its national convention, held on January 13, 2011.
Today’s event is being hosted by governors of the North-central zone on behalf of the PDP NWC. The itinerary will shift to Ibadan, the Oyo state capital on Tuesday, which is being organised by the south west governors in conjunction with the Alhaji Tajudeen Oladipo-ed south west leadership of the party.
The event, which has been described as grand flag off rally, will have in attendance, the party’s presidential flag bearer, members of the PDP National Working Committee, Board of Trustees and National Executive Committee.
Where Do U Belong?????
2. A woman who is summarized or very short is referred to as Microfinance Bank
3. A woman who is very fat and large is referred to as Oceanic Bank
4. A woman who is slim and fond of cat walking is referred to as Spring Bank
5. A woman who makes a lot of noise is referred to as Ecobank
6. A woman who is full of ideas and is always tryin new things is referred to as Bank PHB
7. A woman who is well loaded and has everything in equal proportion is referred to as The Guaranty Trust Bank
8. A woman who is always perching from one man to the next is referred to as Intercontinental Bank
written by ken_nnamani010
Doctor Baths Ex-Girlfriend With Acid
The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Opaluwa Aku, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Makurdi on Sunday that the suspect, who works at the Saviour Medical Centre, Makurdi, was alleged to have poured acid on Deborah Tsee.
Mr Aku said that Eunice Tsee, a sister to the victim, reported at the ‘B' Division Police Station, Makurdi on January 15, 2011, that an unknown attacker poured acid on her sister and ran away. "It was in the course of investigation that the medical doctor was identified as the suspect" he said. He said that Dr Terdo, who had been released on bail, denied knowledge of the allegation against him.
According to the police boss,the accused claimed to have parted ways with the victim a year ago and had no reason to harm her. Deborah, revealed on her hospital bed at the Federal Medical Centre, Makurdi, that the person who poured acid on her was dark in complexion while her former lover was light in complexion.
She, however, maintained that she suspected Dr Terdo to have sent the attacker because he had earlier sent the same person to her. According to her, the unnamed attacker came in company of one lady named Joy. Deborah appealed to the government to come to her aid as she will need a plastic surgery to reduce the damage on her face and back.
Pa Abubakar Masaba-Man with 86 wives to sue INEC
Saturday, February 5
Thursday, February 3
Evacuation of Nigerians from Egypt
Abuja – No fewer than 500 Nigerians returned from Egypt early on Thursday and were received by the Foreign Affairs Minister for State Hajia Salamatu Suleiman at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
The returnees were made up students, government officials, businessmen and others.
President Goodluck Jonathan had directed the immediate evacuation of Nigerians from Egypt following the political unrest in that country.
Receiving them, Salamatu expressed government’s commitment to the protection of its citizens wherever they are across the globe.
Responding on behalf of the returnees, Col. Abdulmumuni Aminu commended the Federal Government for its quick response to the plight of the people, adding that the experience was traumatic for them, following the closure of banks, and other basic amenities.........source facebook
Osaze sets 15 Goal target this season
Peter Odemwingie of West Brom hopes to score 15 goals this season after netting his No 9 goal against Wigan.
The Super Eagles striker admits that his target at the start of the season had been a bit low, but he has now readjusted after going higher than his own expectations.
I am confident i can carry on at this current rate and finish with a tally that any Premier League frontman would be proud of.
"There are 14 games to go and I hope I will get to 15 goals," he told the Express and Star.
"The target was to get to double figures, minimum, and I am nearly there. I just need one more goal.
A PRIVATE STORM Nigerian movie
Starring Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Ramsey Noah, John Dumelo, Ngozi Ezeonu, Ufuoma Ejenobor and many more stars
THE MOVIES`S SYNOPSIS
“Handsome, young, suave and successful, Alex is a total package… with a massive grudge!! On the other hand, pretty, young and sassy Gina is living every girl’s dream. Engaged to the most eligible bachelor, she does seem to have it all…
Wednesday, February 2
now I'm dating his ex' says Mark Wright as he enjoys another night out with Kayla Collin
Their first hook-up happened just 24 hours after Kayla apparently called time on her five week relationship with Chelsea left back Cole.
Justin Bieber's family reunion at homecoming premiere
Tuesday, February 1
Future Awards 2011 Winners Result
2. On Air Personality (Radio) - Matse Uwatse
3. Musician Of the Year - Banky W
4. Actor of the Year - Mercy Johnson
5. Sports Person of the Year - Vincent Enyeamaa
6. Magazine of the Year - FAB
7. Comedian of the Year - Seyi Law
8. Team of the Year - The Falconets
9. Best Use of Science - Debo Olaosebikan
10. Business Owner of the Year - Bode Pedroa
11. Journalist of the Year - Tolu Ogunlesi
12. Corporate Professional of the Year - Tokini Peterside
13. Screen Producer of the Year - Clarence Peters
14. Creative Artist of the Year - Aisha Augie-Kuta
15. Best Use of Advocacy - Muyideen Salau
16. Young Person of the Year - Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu - Farmer
Letter to Nigerian Political parties and Politicians
I do not pray to see something of this nature again in our darling country Nigeria, with the way and manner our politicians are going about this whole process of election.The killings and all manner of nonsense going on with the voters registration, they(political parties) should be warned;before our women will come out again and showcase their breasts o
Saturday, January 29
I GO DYE and His Family
Stella Abulu, 2008 Face of Edo beauty pageant winner,is now the baby mama to popular comedian, I Go Dye
He came as a guest in one of the ex-beauty queen`s charity
events, ‘Care foundations’. From there they became friends and the rest is history.
they also have a son named Roy and he’s seven months old.
Wednesday, January 26
Which Is Your Favourite Station On Lagos Radio?
Hello Facebook Fans
Facebook Magazine wanna know your most interesting Radio Station in Lagos as of today?
and please tell us why?
these are your radio stations in Lagos in no ranking order...........
1. The bEAT 99.9 FM
2. cLASSIC 97.3 FM
3. Inspiration Fm
4. Wazobia FM
Tuesday, January 25
Silvio Berlusconi and his acts
the prime minister of Italy have been accused by prosecutors of paying for sex with prostitutes, allegedly and the list also include an under-age dancer with a nick name
INEC; Voters Registration Was Programmed To Fail
Monday, January 24
ASA ; How Robbery Incident Stopped My Schooling
Saturday, January 22
OMAWUMI MEGBELE IS PREGNANT
The West Africa Idols finalist, who has refused to comment on pregnancy rumors that had been circulating for days, stepped out on Wednesday, to do a set of radio rounds, before hitting Tribeca, later in the evening, to deliver an amazing performance at Industry Nite.
Friday, January 21
HAVE A GOOD LAUGH TODAY
Humor is infectious. The sound of roaring laughter is far more contagious than any cough, sniffle, or sneeze. When laughter is shared, it binds people together and increases happiness and intimacy. In addition to the domino effect of joy and amusement, laughter also triggers healthy physical changes in the body. Humor and laughter strengthen your immune system, boost your energy, diminish pain, and protect you from the damaging effects of stress. Best of all, this priceless medicine is fun, free, and easy to use.
* Smile. Smiling is the beginning of laughter. Like laughter, it’s contagious. Pioneers in “laugh therapy,” find it’s possible to laugh without even experiencing a funny event. The same holds for smiling. When you look at someone or see something even mildly pleasing, practice smiling.
* Count your blessings. Literally make a list. The simple act of considering the good things in your life will distance you from negative thoughts that are a barrier to humor and laughter. When in a state of sadness, we have further to travel to get to humor and laughter.
* When you hear laughter, move toward it. Sometimes humor and laughter are private, a shared joke among a small group, but usually not. More often, people are very happy to share something funny because it gives them an opportunity to laugh again and feed off the humor you find in it. When you hear laughter, seek it out and ask, “What’s funny?”
* Spend time with fun, playful people. These are people who laugh easily–both at themselves and at life’s absurdities–and who routinely find the humor in everyday events. Their playful point of view and laughter are contagious.
* Bring humor into conversations. Ask people, “What’s the funniest thing that happened to you today? This week? In your life?”
LIFE IN MY JOS-NIGERIA
John Mkom reporting for facebookmag.blogspot.com
The Plateau State Capital, Jos has become a global focal point, certainly not in a good sense but in the consideration that the once beautiful, peaceful and hospitable city has been reduced to a terror zone of sorts, where killings, bombings, arson and mob violence, amongst others, have become the order of the day. John Mkom writes on this development.
There are few indigenous policy positions that achieve nearly every domestic consensus within the Nigerian community these days. A firm conviction that something should be done to end the crisis in the Jos region of Plateau State, however, is surely one of them. Regardless of whether the incessant carnage in Jos is described as religious killing, ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity, or jockeying for political power, among the political players on the plateau as they have been appearing all over the newspapers, since 2002. Just about everyone who has heard of Jos believes that more should be done to end the suffering.
So, why then does this persist after nearly eight years of incessant crises, thousands of news stories, countless speeches, and more than a dozen security council resolutions? Certainly, the people of Plateau State need nothing more than values of freedom, honest search of truth, equality in front of the law, equality between gender and (reciprocal) tolerance of religious denominations. And this is absolutely necessary, and unquestionably worth it, because the lives of the innocent citizens of this country are serious in danger.
The Jos crisis has claimed (and is still claiming) scores of lives everyday, with horrific stories of mass rape, murder, and unspeakable atrocities that have become commonplace in Jos. Since the January crisis in Jos, the major players in the crisis have been hibernating and have resorted to lugubrious and hideous nocturnal attack on children and women in various communities around Jos.
The December 23 bomb blast in the presence of ubiquitous military personnel has, once again, thrown Plateau State up for public odium and ridicule, bringing government's inability in cubing the crisis under severe scrutiny. Although Jos has attracted substantial media attention, little has been accomplished in attaining a long-term solution to the conflict.
It would be agreed that raising awareness of a problem is crucial, but it only goes so far. Tangible action must be taken to 'reduce the threat to Jos and other residents and save them of physical violence' and most importantly, 'to achieve a lasting political solution to end the conflict altogether. Left alone, the crisis would continue to grow increasingly dangerous for the people who live there, costing yet more Josites' lives, and costing everyone who has ever said 'never again' their credibility.
The clear answer, therefore, is that the national community must simply become more coordinated, more sophisticated, and ultimately more effective at ending the crisis in Jos. Though, achieving these goals will not be easy, and will certainly require the type of sustained political will that is only possible with sustained citizen advocacy. But they are possible. The real question, therefore, is not why the crisis in Jos persists, but whether we will collectively do what is necessary to end it. The time to be pro-Christianity or pro-Islam has gone; this is the time for all of us to be pro-peace.
Thursday, January 20
FOLLOW THE AMBO 5 TOUR
Amstel malta sponsors of Ambo took a limousine ride with the winner of Ambo5 ivie okulaja to selected night clubs to promote there upcoming shoot of there new movie which will be shut from the end of jan with izu ojukwu as director,here are pictures of the tour
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