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29/12/2020

You don’t have to be naked to feel beautiful – Pretty lady tells fellow ladies as she shares photo of herself fully clothed.

A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to advise women who expose their bodies online with the claim that they are appreciating their bodies.

According to the lady known as on Twitter, women do not need to to walk around almost naked or post n**e photos for them to feel beautiful.

CorrectNG

15/12/2020

It was all beautiful and all about Deola Smart and Malivelihood luxurious wedding in Abuja.
Also a man won a car at the wedding and got away with over 4m as well.

05/12/2020

federal judge in Brooklyn, New York, ordered the Trump Administration Friday to fully restore the so-called Dreamers program that protects undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.

03/12/2020

Attorney General Barr likely to be FIRED by President Trump because he refused to back up the president on his false election fraud.

02/12/2020

ONGOING PROTEST

Ongoing protest at AccessBank Head Office (Prince Alaba Abiodun Oniru Rd, Victoria Island) due to staff lay-off and unpaid entitlement. The environment is peaceful for now.

01/12/2020

Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

His comments in an interview with The Associated Press come despite President Donald Trump's repeated baseless claims that the election was stolen, Trump's effort to subvert the results of the 2020 presidential election and his refusal to concede his loss to President-Elect Joe Biden.

29/11/2020

Former Senegal, Fulham and Portsmouth midfielder Papa Bouba Diop has died aged 42.

Diop made 129 appearances in the Premier League, scoring eight goals, and also had spells in England with West Ham and Birmingham City.

He played for Senegal at the 2002 World Cup and scored the winner in the tournament's opening game as his country beat France 1-0.

"Once a World Cup hero, always a World Cup hero," Fifa posted on social media.

A post on Fulham's Twitter account said the club was "devastated" and, using Diop's nickname, added: "Rest well, Wardrobe."

29/11/2020

Pennsylvania’s High Court Allows State to Complete Certification:

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court allowed the state to complete its certification of the presidential vote won by Democrat Joe Biden, reversing a temporary delay ordered by a lower-court judge and throwing out a challenge filed by state Republicans.

The high court on Saturday rejected an attack on the state’s mail-voting law, saying Republicans waited too long to sue after the law was enacted last year. In a sharply worded order, the Supreme Court turned aside the “extraordinary proposition that the court disenfranchise all 6.9 million Pennsylvanians who voted in the General Election” and throw the decision to the state legislature.

27/11/2020

This is a trying time for the King of Lagos

25/11/2020

Diego Armando Maradona has passed away at the age of 60, according to reports in Argentina.

21/11/2020

Go big or Go home: A Response to Senator Ahmed Lawan, Ph. D.

President of the 9th Senate,
The Nigerian National Assembly,
Three Arms Zone, Abuja, Nigeria

From one member of the academe to another, I must say that I am profoundly disappointed in the statements attributed to you during your presence at the ongoing retreat put together by the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) and the Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC).

I have followed your political career since 1999 and I must say that I find in you prior to now a ray of hope and when you lost your bid for the senate presidency to Dr. Bukola Saraki in 2015, I shared in the angst that Nigeria lost an opportunity to elect a philosopher king.

Your recent statements at the ongoing retreat have shown that my enthusiasm for your leadership potential may be misplaced. I know that I will not be the only one who feels this way.

You raised two germane issues in your remarks. One is about the call in certain quarters of Nigeria that the Nigerian senate should be scrapped, the other was about the jumbo salaries and allowances that you and your colleagues at the National Assembly earns at the expense of over 200 million other Nigerians.

On the two issues, the statements attributed to you was condescending, lacks philosophical depth and unbecoming of the number three citizen of Nigeria. As a Senator of the Republic of Nigeria, you do not get to talk to Nigerians in a condescending tone. We the Nigerian people are your employer and not the other way round.

Back to the substance of the issues, the question is:

Is the Nigerian Senate relevant to the Republic? Depending on whom you asked, this may be a yes or no question. My view is that the Nigerian senate, just like the Nigerian House of Representatives has not returned value for money. For the purpose of this intervention, I will stick to discussing the Senate.

First, the Nigerian senate did not emanate out of the Nigerian experience. It was copied from the United States and decreed into existence. You, Dr. Ahmed Lawan know this.

Because the senate did not emanate from the Nigerian experience, it has not evolved to solve the many pressing issues facing the Nigerian people. Presently, Nigeria is witnessing a level of criminality that is unprecedented. Where is the contribution of the Nigerian Senate towards safeguarding Nigerian lives?

Why are you and your colleagues not moving expeditiously to legislate into existence – state and local government police divisions? Why haven’t you and your colleagues deemed it necessary to merge the FRSC, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, and some other allied security apparatus with the Nigerian police in order to strengthen the present federal police force? For a nation of over 200 million, we are terribly under policed – the result in recent time has been a level of criminality that is more brutal than anything we have seen.

What about the state of the economy? Have you and your colleagues proffered practical solutions to our economic problems? Have we had robust and engaging debates on the state of the Nigerian economy on the floor of the Nigerian Senate? Besides pandemic relief, have you and your colleagues passed other relief measures to assist indigent Nigerians struggling to survive on an 18, 000 Naira monthly wage?

On all these and more, you and your colleagues have not assisted the Nigerian people but yourselves and allies only. As a member of the All Progressives Congress myself, I am particularly appalled at my fellow members serving in the legislature and in particular, the Nigerian senate for not rising to the moment. How do we justify the level of anguish, criminality, severe malnutrition and pain in the Nigerian street today?

The solution.

I am in favor of creating a different upper legislative chamber that will emerge from our own peculiar experience. As an example, instead of the Senate, why don’t we have an Elders’ council? This is not to be confused with the present unelected council of elders.

Essentially, what I am proposing here will be a council of elders elected directly by the Nigerian people through either party affiliation or independent candidacy. Other criteria would include; part time representation, a minimum 50 years age requirement, and must have spent a minimum of 25 years in a previous career.

This proposed deliberative body could be expanded to five persons per state bringing it to a total of 180 truly distinguished individuals with a track record of previous achievements. The federal capital Abuja can have shadow representation without a vote because the FCT is not a state and the present arrangement is a misnomer.

This proposed body will reduce the cost of governance as members meet on a part time basis and it has enormous potential to deliver value for money because of the combined experience of its members.

Dr. Ahmed Lawan also commented on the criticism surrounding present National Assembly salaries, allowances, and emoluments. He was quoted to have reeled out statistics that the almost 150 billion Naira National Assembly budget is less than 1 percent of the total 13 trillion Naira Nigerian budget. That may be correct but the pertinent statistics is: what percent of 200 million Nigerians is the entire Nigerian National assembly? This is inclusive of legislators and their support staff. You will agree with me that the number pales in comparison.

Out of a population of over 200 million people, a few of you carved out cushy salaries, allowances, and emoluments for yourselves and still complain that Nigerians do not have a right to voice concerns about how their money is being spent!

So instead of telling Nigerians to put up and shut up, I will advise my fellow member of the academy, Dr. Ahmed Lawan to advise himself and his colleagues to either go big for the Nigerian people or go home.

Dr. Abdulmumin Yinka Ajia
Ph.D. Indiana, USA

Ronin Research Scholar
The Ronin Institute
Montclair, New Jersey, USA

Phd Fellow in Public Policy
Department of Sociology
University of Ibadan,
Ibadan, Nigeria

November 21, 2020

24/09/2020

21/09/2020

19/09/2020

Lagos Lagoon Su***de:
The "seafarers Marine rescue team" of the Lagos State emergency Management agency LASEMA rescued Mrs Juliet A.Y Abutu who jumped into the lagoon at third mainland bridge.

15/09/2020

Kanye West Declares Himself ‘New Moses,’ Says He Won’t Release New Music Till Freed From Universal and Sony/ATV Deals

The presidential candidate also demanded apologies from J. Cole and Drake, called for a meeting with Jay Z, made ambiguous statements about Travis Scott's deal with McDonald's, and referred to the NBA as a "modern day slave ship."

Link below

https://variety.com/2020/music/news/kanye-west-tweets-universal-sony-atv-demands-freedom-1234769908/

14/09/2020

10/09/2020

Marriage not Money Making Institution
By Adedara Oduguwa PhD

Akanke was not able to find a suitor after living for 35 years. Her problem was not been patronized, but most men would never take her to the altar after dating. Ebun, Akanke’s family last born who was only 25 got married to Jimoh the Tailor.

Iya Akanke is very disturbed for her Beere (first female child in Yorubaland). Even Akanke’s father not happy with the situation. He would always ask young hard working men in Itelorun village to check her daughter out.

What exactly is the problem of the beautiful Akanke?

Conspicuously, Akanke is extremely beautiful and cheerful. Any man seeing her at a glance will want to have her. She has dated over 10 responsible and hard working men in Itelorun village. But none of them deemed it fit to take her to the altar.

After several failed marriage attempts, Akanke’s father visited his friend Fagbamila to consult on what could be her daughter’s problem. He had a premonition that Akanke may comit su***de if drastic step is not taken to savage the situation.

In his mind, he has continuously alleged T**i Eleja, the woman (her widow girlfriend who he stopped dating ) for causing him pain through her eldest daughter.

‘Aboru aboye o!’_Baba Akanke said.
‘Abo sise’_Fagbamila

‘My friend how have you been and what brought you here in the wee hours of the night?’_Fagbamila the Ifa Priest asked his friend.

‘Gbami! My daughter Akanke has been enchanted by T**i Eleja. At 35, she has not been able to find a suitor.’_Baba Akanke

‘Ba ifa ni gbolohun (speak to ife)’_ Said Fagbamila

‘Ifa agbon meregun lo wo wa, bo ba se ri ni koso ( Ifa tell us how it’s)’_Said Fagbamila

After thorough consultation for about 5minutes, Fagbamila looked at his friend. He said to him:

‘T**i Eleja is not the problem o. Ifa speaks in parable. Ifa termed your daughter to Ewelowamo, the bride of Orunmila. Ewelowamo was over demanding, her demand was too much that Orunmila was not left with any choice than to leave her.

This is how Ifa put it under Ogbewule:

A je se ni ti ayan (eat and run is for cockroach)
A je gbon ni ti era (eat and run is for ant)
A je fenu tile oun ni ti adiye (eat and scatter is for Hen)
Adifa fun Orunmila to fe gbe Ewelowamo ni Iyawo (this is for Orunmila who aspires to marry Ewelowamo)
To ba so eleyi, aloun magba igba (before anything, Ewelowamo would ask for calabash)
To ba so to hun, alo oun ma gba awo (before anything Ewelowamo would ask for plate)
Alo oun ma gba agbado (before anything Ewelowamo would ask for Corn)
Gbogbo e gbogbo e, Orunmila se fun (on all her requests, Orunmila was faithful)
When it became too much Orunmila was angry. He said:

‘ah Ewelowamo ewo lo ni kin se? (What exactly do you want me to do?). I am not a thief and don’t pluck money on trees. I work for my money and only try to please you not because it’s convenient.’_ Said Orunmila

‘Baba Akanke, your daughter is her problem. She’s too demanding. She sees men as money making machine. She doesn’t know that ‘ise logun ise’(work is the antidote of poverty). Marriage is not a place to make money. But one to make family. If your daughter is ready to marry she will. This Odu Ifa is telling us that she’s the one sending her men away through ojukokoro (avariciousness).

When you get home, talk to her. No man, no matter how rich he’s would be comfortable around a woman that is too demanding. If she can do without asking for everything from his suitors, before the next two months, she will be married.’_Said Fagbamila

Hearing this words, Akanke’s father was grateful to his friend. He approached home, sit down her beautiful daughter (Akanke) and in less than two months has predicted by Fagbamila, Akanke became married.

Now, most ladies in this modern time are like Akanke. They see marriage as avenue of getting rich. They want to have everything in one day. Besides, their mothers won’t give birth to them if she has similar view of marriage.

Calm down Sisi Eko. Marriage is an institution to make family not money. If you want money work for it. If you think a man will ever meet all your needs, then you are already on the voyage of frustration.

Don’t be like Ewelowamo; that overambitious woman that lost a great suitor (Orunmila) due her greed. That man you are presently with is good for you. Stick to him, support him, appreciate the little is giving you and see what the future holds.

Good morning in Jesus name!

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06/09/2020

Be happy with your body ladies

01/09/2020

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31/08/2020

Jared Kushner among a group of top U.S. and Israeli officials traveling to the UAE from Israel in the first direct flight operated by an Israeli airline to the Gulf kingdom.

31/08/2020

😱😱😱
Horrifying footage shows the moment a 4ft snake was removed from a Russian woman's mouth after it slithered inside her while she slept.

The reptile crawled inside her as she slept in the yard of her home in Levashi village in Dagestan, reports say.

Dailymail

30/08/2020

Still wondering where una forks n spoon gone to, well look no further.

25/08/2020

AKON'S View on SLAVERY, Is he Right or Wrong?

At the beginning of August 2020, in an interview with Vlad TV, Akon admonished Black people to move to Africa and build a new future, and also let go of slavery.

The interviewer asked Akon how slavery was viewed in Senegal, which is the childhood home of Akon, in West Africa. In response, Akon said that the people of Senegal no longer think of slavery and its effects, because they have “overcome” the horrors of slavery, unlike African Americans.

He said: “In Senegal, we’ve kind of overcome the thought of slavery, we don’t even think about it… The only time we think about it, honestly, is when we’re doing tours at Goree Island. Outside of that, people have lived and moved way beyond the slavery concept …”

He buttressed his views by saying that African Americans will benefit more by simply “letting go’ of slavery.”

He continued by saying: “I think it’s the art of just letting the past go and moving towards the future… And I think, in the U.S., they have this stigma of just not letting go of the past and blaming the past on every mishap or, you know, disappointment. I think as long as you hold onto that past, there’s a lot of weight that you carry with you everywhere you go. It’s hard to move forward and move fast when you got a weight on your back. You just gotta let it go.”

Akon’s words carried a lot of weight, and Africans in the motherland and those in America did not take it lightly. All over social media, comments were flying. Some were against Akon while others were in support of him.

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