Wednesday, 30 November 2016
Tuesday, 29 November 2016
DELTA STATE GOVERNOR COMMISSIONS SHOPRITE IN ASABA
Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa today commissioned the fully completed, ultra-modern and much awaited Asaba Shoprite.
Asaba Shoprite is located strategically at the popular Interbau Round about where Summit and Okpanam Roads intersect just
Asaba Shoprite is located strategically at the popular Interbau Round about where Summit and Okpanam Roads intersect just
Monday, 28 November 2016
HAVING MY SON CLARENCE SHINNING IS A PRIVILEDGE - SHINA PETERS
Afro-Juju creator, Sir Shina Peters, cannot stop thanking God for the exploits his son, Clarence Peters is making in the African entertainment scene. The legendary singer while
FFK SPEAKS: JIMOH IBRAHIM IS A JUDAS AND WOULD DIE A JUDAS
So earlier today when Ondo state governor elect Rotimi Akeredolu was announced,former sacked guber candidate who is warring with Femi Fani-Kayode went on his twitter handle to look for trouble.......
He said the
He said the
Sunday, 27 November 2016
FULL NOMINEE LIST OF SOUNDCITY MVP AWARDS

The 2016 Soundcity MVP Awards festival, has released its nominations list.
This year’s nominees list sees rave of the moment,Wizkid, snagging 8 nominations. See full list below
READ RMD'S TOUCHING OPEN LETTER TO THE BOY CHILD


In the letter, he addressed the effects of
Saturday, 26 November 2016
Friday, 25 November 2016
Thursday, 24 November 2016
PICTURE OF PSQUARE FIRST CAR IN LAGOS
It's throw back time for Paul Okoye as the second half of the famous music duo shares picture of their first car in Lagos. hardwork and consistency truly pays as they now own fleet of luxurious automobiles in their various garage. |
OBASANJO BLAST BUHARI IN NEW RANTS
The honeymoon between President Muhammadu Buhari and former President Olusegun Obasanjo seems to have ended.
For the one and a half year that Mr. Buhari has been in power, Mr. Obasanjo remained one of his staunchest backers, visiting him repeatedly and publicly defending most of his actions.
But speaking in Lagos Wednesday, Mr. Obasanjo served signal that the era of being soft on the administration Mr. Buhari leads is over.
Delivering the keynote at the First Akintola Williams Annual Lecture, Mr. Obasanjo lashed at the Buhari administration for repeatedly lumping the country's three previous administrations (including the one he, Obasanjo, led) together and then accusing them of misgovernance.
He also advised Mr. Buhari to stop dwelling on the past, saying since he was elected to change the country, he should concentrate on clearing the mess he inherited.
"The blanket adverse comments or castigation of all democratic administrations from 1999 by the present administration is uncharitable, fussy and uninstructive. Politics apart, I strongly believe that there is a distinction between the three previous administrations that it would be unfair to lump them all together.
"I understand President Buhari's frustration on the state of the economy inherited by him. It was the same reason and situation that brought about cry for change, otherwise there would be no need for change if it was all nice and rosy.
"Now that we have had change because the actors and the situation needed to be changed, let us move forward to have progress through a comprehensive economic policy and programme that is intellectually, strategically and philosophically based," Mr. Obasanjo said.
"It is easier to win an election than to right the wrongs of a badly fouled situation. When you are outside, what you see and know are nothing compared with the reality.
"And yet once you are on seat, you have to clear the mess and put the nation on the path of rectitude, development and progress leaving no group or section out of your plan, programme and policy and efforts. The longer it takes, the more intractable the problem may become."
The former president also criticised plans by Mr. Buhari to take about $30billion loan.
"I am sure that such a comprehensive policy and programme (that will move Nigeria forward) will not support borrowing US$30 billion in less than three years. It will give us the short-, medium- and long-term picture.
"Adhocry is not the answer but cold, hard headed planning that evinces confidence and trust is the answer. Economy neither obeys orders nor does it work according to wishes. It must be worked upon with all factors considered and most stakeholders involved.
"The investors, domestic and foreign, are no fools and they know what is going on with the management of the economy including the foreign exchange and they are not amused. The Central Bank must be restored to its independence and integrity. We must be careful and watchful of the danger of shortermism.
"Short-term may be the enemy of medium- and long-term. We must also make allowance for the lessons that most of us in democratic dispensation have learned and which the present administration seems to be just learning."
The former president did not spare the National Assembly which he says stinks to high heavens and the Nigerian military, which he said needed to be purged.
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For the one and a half year that Mr. Buhari has been in power, Mr. Obasanjo remained one of his staunchest backers, visiting him repeatedly and publicly defending most of his actions.
But speaking in Lagos Wednesday, Mr. Obasanjo served signal that the era of being soft on the administration Mr. Buhari leads is over.
Delivering the keynote at the First Akintola Williams Annual Lecture, Mr. Obasanjo lashed at the Buhari administration for repeatedly lumping the country's three previous administrations (including the one he, Obasanjo, led) together and then accusing them of misgovernance.
He also advised Mr. Buhari to stop dwelling on the past, saying since he was elected to change the country, he should concentrate on clearing the mess he inherited.
"The blanket adverse comments or castigation of all democratic administrations from 1999 by the present administration is uncharitable, fussy and uninstructive. Politics apart, I strongly believe that there is a distinction between the three previous administrations that it would be unfair to lump them all together.
"I understand President Buhari's frustration on the state of the economy inherited by him. It was the same reason and situation that brought about cry for change, otherwise there would be no need for change if it was all nice and rosy.
"Now that we have had change because the actors and the situation needed to be changed, let us move forward to have progress through a comprehensive economic policy and programme that is intellectually, strategically and philosophically based," Mr. Obasanjo said.
"It is easier to win an election than to right the wrongs of a badly fouled situation. When you are outside, what you see and know are nothing compared with the reality.
"And yet once you are on seat, you have to clear the mess and put the nation on the path of rectitude, development and progress leaving no group or section out of your plan, programme and policy and efforts. The longer it takes, the more intractable the problem may become."
The former president also criticised plans by Mr. Buhari to take about $30billion loan.
"I am sure that such a comprehensive policy and programme (that will move Nigeria forward) will not support borrowing US$30 billion in less than three years. It will give us the short-, medium- and long-term picture.
"Adhocry is not the answer but cold, hard headed planning that evinces confidence and trust is the answer. Economy neither obeys orders nor does it work according to wishes. It must be worked upon with all factors considered and most stakeholders involved.
"The investors, domestic and foreign, are no fools and they know what is going on with the management of the economy including the foreign exchange and they are not amused. The Central Bank must be restored to its independence and integrity. We must be careful and watchful of the danger of shortermism.
"Short-term may be the enemy of medium- and long-term. We must also make allowance for the lessons that most of us in democratic dispensation have learned and which the present administration seems to be just learning."
The former president did not spare the National Assembly which he says stinks to high heavens and the Nigerian military, which he said needed to be purged.
Premiumtimes
LAGOS STATE CANCELS MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
The Lagos State Government has cancelled the monthly environmental sanitation exercise held every last Saturday of the month.
the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, who announced this in a statement said, "It is no longer appropriate to restrict movement of people for three hours in a mega city like Lagos at a time they should be pursuing commercial and entrepreneurial activities.
"In the last two decades, Lagos has grown exponentially into a mega city with the attendant huge environmental problems associated with managing a population of over twenty million people.
"But sadly, the environmental laws, policies and procedures being practiced in the State have not been able to match the phenomenal growth and the dream of a 24-hour economy, hence the need for the reform."
the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, who announced this in a statement said, "It is no longer appropriate to restrict movement of people for three hours in a mega city like Lagos at a time they should be pursuing commercial and entrepreneurial activities.
"In the last two decades, Lagos has grown exponentially into a mega city with the attendant huge environmental problems associated with managing a population of over twenty million people.
"But sadly, the environmental laws, policies and procedures being practiced in the State have not been able to match the phenomenal growth and the dream of a 24-hour economy, hence the need for the reform."
LAGOS STATE CANCELS MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
The Lagos State Government has cancelled the monthly environmental sanitation exercise held every last Saturday of the month.
the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, who announced this in a statement said, "It is no longer appropriate to restrict movement of people for three hours in a mega city like Lagos at a time they should be pursuing commercial and entrepreneurial activities.
"In the last two decades, Lagos has grown exponentially into a mega city with the attendant huge environmental problems associated with managing a population of over twenty million people.
"But sadly, the environmental laws, policies and procedures being practiced in the State have not been able to match the phenomenal growth and the dream of a 24-hour economy, hence the need for the reform."
the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, who announced this in a statement said, "It is no longer appropriate to restrict movement of people for three hours in a mega city like Lagos at a time they should be pursuing commercial and entrepreneurial activities.
"In the last two decades, Lagos has grown exponentially into a mega city with the attendant huge environmental problems associated with managing a population of over twenty million people.
"But sadly, the environmental laws, policies and procedures being practiced in the State have not been able to match the phenomenal growth and the dream of a 24-hour economy, hence the need for the reform."
Tuesday, 22 November 2016
CORPER GIVEN EEMPLOYMENT FOR RIDING BICYCLE
Isaac Sekav Ahungwa who rode on a bicycle from Ibadan, Oyo State to Makurdi after completing his National Youth Service, has been offered
Monday, 21 November 2016
Sunday, 20 November 2016
HARRYSONG DUMPS FIVE STAR MUSIC?


MOTHER SUES SON FOR TRANSFORMING INTO TRANSGENDER WOMAN WITHOUTHER CONSENT
A mother is taking her teenage daughter to court because she started gender reassignment without her permission.
Anmarie Calgaro is also suing the medics involved, saying her rights as the parent have been violated.Ms Calgaro referred to her 17-year-old child as her son throughout a media conference .
She said: “Not only was
WOMAN SCAMS PASTOR OF N500,000
A 44-year old housewife, Mary Onu who was arrested after she allegedly stole a Nissan Infiniti SUV belonging to a car dealer and used it to sow a seed offering to her church prophet, Solomon Orimisan of t
Saturday, 19 November 2016
ATILU SAYS PUBLIC UNIVERSITY GRADUATES ARE BRAINLESS
Former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has described graduates of Nigerian public universities as brainless, saying they cannot communicate in English with the students of his private secondary school, the American University of Nigeria (AUN) Academy.
Friday, 18 November 2016
DANGOTE GETS HONORARY DOCTORATE DEGREE FROM UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
Africa’s richest entrepreneur and President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote has advocated Public Private Partnership (PPP) for the funding o
FEMI KUTI MAKES SHOCKING REVEALATION - FELA WANTED ME TO BE AN AREA BOY
Femi Kuti, the first son of late Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti has in a very interesting interview given an expose about his unconventional childhood, revealing how his father kept him out of school and used him as an experimental guinea pig to prove that one did not necessarily need formal education to be successful in life. Fela wanted to prove to his brothers that it wasn't his foreign education that made him successful and thus used Femi to prove it.
Speaking to NET, he said:
My father didn’t want me to study music because I was more of an experimental guinea pig to prove a point that you do not need education to be successful and he wanted to use me to prove to his brothers that the education he got was not what made him, so I was like a guinea pig which I really vehemently protested against but when I became successful and I complained again, my father said ‘are you famous? Are you not successful? Oya shut up.’
He continued,
‘But I was still very angry because I’m more of a street boy. I may speak well, it’s because I read a lot of books and I’m very well informed but my father wanted me to be more like an area boy. Back then if I got back from school and said I got ZERO in Mathematics, he’ll say that’s very good. I used to be among the bad boys in school that’ll jump the fence to go and watch Chinese movies at the cinema and if we get caught and my father hears about it, he’ll say ‘very good’. My father wanted me to be the head of the ‘most baddest boys’ in school (laughs). If I did well in my science subjects, he was very unimpressed but if I did bad things, he’ll be like ‘that’s my boy’ because that’s what he wanted and in the long run you could say he proved and made his point because I became successful.’
Femi added
PHOTOS FROM THE WAKE KEEP OF ANAMBRA BILLIONARE ,EMEKA OFFOR
Chief Benneth Offor Burial @ ORAIFITE EKWUSIGO LGA OF ANAMBRA STATE
The wake is just beginning,from the look of things it may turn to a carnival soon....
The wake is just beginning,from the look of things it may turn to a carnival soon....
Re: Benneth Offor's Wake Keeping In Oraifite (Photos) by Justdulla(m): 11:40pm On Nov 17 |
mehn i love some ibo traditions and enter
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Re: Benneth Offor's Wake Keeping In Oraifite (Photos) by investnow2013: 11:42pm On Nov 17 |
Oraifite
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Re: Benneth Offor's Wake Keeping In Oraifite (Photos) by donphilopus: 11:43pm On Nov 17 |
Is President Mohammadu Buhari there as alleged
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I dunno the kinda cannabis they take in that area though..!
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Re: Benneth Offor's Wake Keeping In Oraifite (Photos) by investnow2013: 11:44pm On Nov 17 |
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