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06/10/2024

Happy Sunday

09/09/2024

My September to remember happy birthday to me

05/09/2024

25/06/2024

With Nne lucky – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

22/06/2024

I tell una say this matter no go end here.

I know so many men in the Nollywood industry that bend to get connection what I mean is they are ga¥s just get your shock absorbers ready cause I’m coming back to expose them.

Kanayo O Kanayo tells Nedu Wazobia to get his shock absorber ready because he is coming to call out all the ga¥s in the Nollywood industry.

Hmm na wăr won start like this oo.🙄🫣😲

22/06/2024

"Why you no use Judy Austin?"

Confusion as Flavour uses Regina Daniel as v***n for his "Nwunye Odogwu" (big man's wife) music video
On your own opinion who should he have used.

22/06/2024

Some men Sha

21/06/2024

The federal government is selling three ageing presidential jets to reduce excessive spending on fleet maintenance, according to TheCable.

This decision follows the recommendation from the House of Representatives Committee on National Security and Intelligence, which advised purchasing two new aircraft for the president and vice president. Shehu Buba Umar, chairman of the Senate Committee on National Security and Intelligence, also supports this recommendation.

Selling the three aircraft will halve the current presidential air fleet, which currently includes six airplanes and four helicopters. The fleet, managed by the Presidential Air Fleet (PAF) under the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), includes a Boeing 737 Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), a Gulfstream G550, a Gulfstream GV, two Falcon 7x, and one Challenger CL605.

Insiders revealed that at least half of the fleet comprises unserviceable or failing aircraft, prompting the need to dispose of those that are more burdensome. The jets marked for sale are the president’s designated Boeing 737 BBJ, one Gulfstream, and a Falcon 7x.

The government has appointed US-based airline marketer JetHQ as the broker for the sale. An exclusive marketing agreement has been signed, allowing JetHQ to value and market the aircraft. Proceeds from the sale will be used to procure a new jet for the fleet, with an ongoing search for a cost-effective option.

“We noted the lawmakers’ report and recommendation. However, we cannot afford to buy two aircraft simultaneously, even with the sales. The approval now is to find one affordable jet, supplementing with the sale proceeds,” a senior fleet management official said.

It was also gathered that JetHQ has submitted three bids from buyers to the NSA for consideration. “We received two offers for the BBJ and one for the Falcon X. However, the NSA insists on pressing for a better deal rather than rushing into a bad one,” a PAF official involved in the process stated anonymously.

Zakari Mijinyawa, a spokesman for the NSA, confirmed the ongoing disposal process without providing further details.

18/06/2024

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12/06/2024

How much is this in ur area now Chilee Kingsley

11/06/2024

Guinness has announced it will exit the Nigerian market and sell off its controlling shares to Singaporean conglomerate Tolaram Group on Tuesday, June 11.

Guinness has joined a long list of multinationals, like GlaxoSmithKline and Microsoft, that have left Nigeria, citing the harsh economic climate in the country.



The brewery company recorded a staggering N61.9 billion loss after tax between July 2023 and March 2024, just a few months after Mr Tinubu floated the naira in an effort to unify the currency’s value on the official and parallel foreign exchange markets.

Guinness Nigeria’s N61.7 billion loss after tax in Q3 was a 1,000 percent decrease from the N5.9 billion profit generated in the same period last year leading Diageo, Guinness’ parent company, to sell its 58.02 per cent majority stake to the Singaporean group.

“Under the terms of an agreement signed today, 11 June 2024, Tolaram will acquire Diageo’s 58.02% shareholding in Guinness Nigeria royalty agreements for the continued production of the Guinness brand and its locally manufactured Diageo ready-to-drink and mainstream spirits brands,” the company said in a statement Tuesday.


“The transaction is expected to be completed during fiscal 2025, subject to obtaining the requisite regulatory approvals in Nigeria,” said the statement signed by Abidemi Ademola, Guinness’s legal director.

Diageo “will retain ownership of the Guinness brand, which will be licensed to Guinness Nigeria for the long term.” Everyone Products 100k Followers Guinness

20/05/2024

20/05/2024

Don't let what people think or feel about u bother or stop u from moving forward feel like nothing happened because people must talk Everyone