Opinion...Re: I Just Found Out My Fiance Is Not Circumsized.

Nigerians sha! What would you have said if he had no d..ick at all? Its here we take all these things seriously. Even the oyibo people that initiated the idea of male circumcision to us no longer practice it, as with many christian practices they left us. Many consider it an abuse of a child's choice to choose to cut off or leave the foreskin. There are many human rights groups in the western world that fight against male circumcision; you can google it.

It would surprise you that over 68% of Europeans and Americans combined are uncircumcised. Even many parts of Asia and the Jews themselves. Male circumcision is so old school; only rigidly upheld by Africans.

Opinion: Kano Emirship: Sanusi’s Many Frustrations.

The death of Emir of Kano, Ado Bayero, to others is celebration while others are in pains. Born 83 years ago, on July 25, 1930, Mr. Bayero was appointed Emir on October 22, 1963. He was a former Nigerian ambassador to Senegal. His father, Abdullahi Bayero, also reigned as Emir for 27 years. Ado Bayero is the Emir of Kano and the son of Abdullahi Bayero, the former emir, who reigned for 27 years. Muhammadu Sanusi who was Ado Bayero's half-brother ruled after their father from 1953-1963. Following his dethronement in 1963, Muhammadu Inuwa ruled only for three months. After his death, Ado Bayero ascended the throne in October 1963. Bayero is one of the longest-serving emirs in the emirate's history.

Facts About Boko Haram That Will Change Your Perception.

A few reasons why Boko Haram gained the upper hand over Nigeria and some facts about Boko Haram - By: Jasper Azuatalam - May 2, 2014.

1. The government misunderstood Boko Harram to be a Northern conspiracy against a South-South president. They forget that the first uprising was in 2009 when Yar'Adua was still president. It may be too late for us to wait to find out after a South-south president, when Boko Haram would not stop their attacks.

2. Boko Haram was underestimated by Nigeria and her government; many facts pointed to that and one of which is the attempted negotiation with the sect.

3. Our security men on the field are not well motivated to fight the sect and they do not trust the government to be void of complacency.

4. Corruption and insincerity on the part of the government in the fight against Boko Haram.

Facts that we must accept to begin an effective war against Boko Haram:
a. Boko Harram is a terror organization and one of the tactics of every terror organization is deceit. They trick their targets with false claims so they do not understand their true nature and origin, so the fight against them can either be impossible or difficult.

b. Terrorist organizations do not dialogue, though they may pretend to in an attempt to deceive their target.

c. Terrorists have only one goal and that is to cause terror. Their satisfaction is in killing, maiming, and causing pain to their target.

d. Terrorists have no religious or tribal loyalties. When they pretend to do, they only aim to deceive their target and gain an upper hand.

e. One of the weapons of terrorism is to cause disunity among their target and weaken their resistance.

f. The same way we have international NGOs and organizations who are investing money to make the world a better place is the same way we have international terrorists that are investing their money to make the world a bitter place and terrorize humans.

g. International terrorists are investing in Boko Harram and causing terror in Nigeria.

h. Boko Harram has declared war against Nigeria and the only way to stop them is to unite and fight back
we must diagnose our sickness and identify it before we get a cure. It is dangerous to have Typhoid fever and be treating malaria.

To an ordinary Southerner, Boko Haram is the creation of northern elites to make the Jonathan's administration ungovernable. To an ordinary Northerner, Boko Haram is the creation of the Jonathan-led government in order to decimate the population of northerners and to destroy their economy. But to Boko Haram there is no distinction between northerner and southerner or Muslim and Christians. Their goal is to cause terror and their target knows no such bounds.

Those who are asking the government for money to talk to Boko Haram over dialogue are just trying to take advantage of our pains to exploit the government and the people. There is nothing to talk about. Boko Haram is a terrorist group. The only thing we can do is to stop them.

Unofficial Guide: How To Be A Man.

Last year, a Twitter account (@GSElevator) published a popular article titled “Unofficial Goldman Sachs guide to being a man.”

Since then we’ve been itching to provide you with a Nigerian version. Here is the Nigerian version of Goldman Sachs guide to being a man, we hope you enjoy.

No one care if you graduated with a second class upper. The world is only interested in what you can deliver

Never look back and regret anything in your life, all of your experiences make up who you are today, if something were different, you might not
like who are anymore.

Always carry cash. A lot of extra cash

Get a suit. It does not matter if you look good dressing like Phyno or Wizkid.

Your father’s money is not your money.

Never stare at another man’s junk at the bathroom

If she exposes her body, then it’s okay to look, don’t stare.

It’s always cheaper to bribe a policeman. And make sure you let him know it’s a privilege not his right.

Approach everything you do in life honestly and with class, integrity and tact and you will always remain swell.

You do not have to be comfortable in a public transport. It’s not your parlor for crying out lout

People will notice if you use cheap perfume.

Never stay out after midnight three nights in a row… Unless something really good comes up on the third night.

Do not get a fake accent. Trust us.

Never date an ex of your friend.

Whenever you are unsure of what to wear, just remember “You can be underdressed, but you can never be overdressed”

Buy a newspaper every once in a while.

Open the door for ladies. Where are your manners?

Facebook is for networking, not your own reality Web series.

Always have an active internet subscription.

Do not argue with the cashier, always ask for the Manager.

Get a signature scent.

If you live in Borno, Adamawa or Yobe, then you have a death wish.

When people don’t invite you to a party, you really shouldn’t go. And sometimes even when you are invited, you shouldn’t go.

If you want a girlfriend, the internet is the last place to look.

People are tired of you being the funny, drunk guy.

When in doubt, always kiss the girl.

Always give a tip for services rendered. It will make your life easier.

You probably use your cell phone too often and at the wrong moments.

Life is too short to cry over spilt milk.

You are not allowed to date a co-worker. You do not poo where you eat.

Life is short for you to argue about religion, sport or politics; you have nothing to gain, except enemies.

Make sure you savings can last up to three months if you lose your job.

Do 50 push-ups, sit-ups, and dips before you shower each morning.

Act like you’ve been there before. It doesn’t matter if it’s Aso Rock or on a private plane.

Do not hang out with criminals; the Nigeria police will not know the difference.

Get your own damn clipper.

Never be friends with a girl you have feelings for. Except you love pain, in which case, you should see a therapist.

Learn how to play a musical instrument.

If you do not have time to read a book, at least read an article online.

Selfies are for narcissist. Aspire to experience photo-worthy moments in the company of friends.

You should be able to beat up three men who are your size.

Always wear a deodorant, it doesn’t matter if you need one or not.

Learn how to change a baby’s diaper.

There’s always another level. Just be content knowing that you are still better off than most who have ever lived.

It’s better to watch a paint dry than do watch a Nollywood movie.

You can get away with a lot more if you’re the one buying the drinks.

Changing any lady’s mind should be a cake walk.

Don’t split a check.

Whenever you are in doubt, ask Google.

Pretty women who are unaccompanied want you to talk to them.

Do not break your words for anything, anything.

You should knot your own tie.

Be spontaneous.

You have to be a man, before you can become a gentleman

Do not let anybody insult your mother and get away with it. Including a soldier.

BEYOND AGENCY AND AGREEMENT FEES: A LOOK INTO THE NIGERIA HOUSING SCHEME.

The housing system in Nigeria is a funny one. Believe me, it is. I don’t even know where to start from, but the basic look in is on how screwed the general system is. Things go about the way and manner that pleases them, and they just happen. In most cases, nobody cares. Blame the government is the easy way out. After all, the government has failed the people and may continually do so. Pathetic!

In a way, the Nigerian system promotes corruption and dirty ills. The system makes the people go to the extreme. The system permeates poverty, and unhealthy standards. The system stinks. In fact it reels of filth. What more? The system is you and I, and we are what make the system what it is. Shame!

Omojuwa Speaks on The Shame Called Murtala Muhammed International Airport

  How much does a country need to keep its busiest international airport from running like an oven? The Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos has to be the hottest airport in the world. It is easily the hottest I have travelled through and I have been through quite a lot of airports. Even the Nairobi airport in Kenya that was engulfed by fire is not as hot as the MMIA. You should not even get started with comparing it with the airport in Cape Town or Johannesburg, South Africa. Ghana’s Kotoka International Airport, Accra may be small but it does not meet you with the repulsiveness the MMIA greets you with. Even the Eyadema airport in Togo has a better atmosphere. The Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport in Dakar, Senegal trumps ours by light years. This is speaking of African countries. We dare not try to compare with airports outside Africa. As soon as you descend from the plane to go through the immigration point, the feeling is as though you were being punished for daring to travel to Nigeria – if a foreigner – or you were being punished for daring to leave the country – if a Nigerian. The saddest part of this reality is that money is not the reason why we have an airport that makes us look like we are a people without shame. Or, are we?

    There is a chance you are busy during the week. If you find time this Sunday, please pay a visit to the MMIA. Find your way to the Departure Hall. If it does not remind you of the old Oshodi in Lagos, I’d write an apology for everyone who says it doesn’t. Of course, there is a chance they quickly react to this piece to make a few cosmetic changes. If it looks better this Sunday because of this piece, just wait another four weeks; I can bet it will be back to its seamy self. Last Sunday, there were more touts than there were passengers inside the airport. The system is such that even getting your boarding pass to travel is made difficult so an incentive is created for you to engage one of the touts. I was approached to pay N5,000 to get my boarding pass. I wouldn’t pay because I just needed to see if I’d miss my flight despite arriving over three hours earlier. If that had happened, I’d have made sure the airline in question never gets to try it with anyone again. Where else could an anomaly like this happen? If you arrive the airport two hours before your flight, there is a chance you miss your flight not because that is not enough time before your flight but because somehow, someway, bottlenecks have been created to make you need touts to do what you’d do within minutes elsewhere. Nigeria is a nightmare!

    If per chance you are wondering why one would dedicate a column to an airport of all the myriad of issues facing Nigeria, please have a rethink. The airport is an essential part of a country’s prestige and perception. Any country with a badly managed airport as ours is likely to be as badly managed as our country. If a country cannot manage its main airport, how can it manage anything else? Travelling through Section D 34 on Sunday and it was as though someone was increasing the heat as we were getting boiled. How much does it cost to make the air-conditioning systems work? What does it cost to make the airport clean enough? Why should we have people in queues for hours just to go through immigration and security checks? Why have more metal detectors if passengers are made to use just one or two on most occasions? Body scanners have been in use since 2007, how much does it cost to have them in our major airports? Why is Nigeria the only country where, to travel, you must have your box opened and ransacked by security men? What is the essence of running these same bags through electronic security? Why in the world can’t we get even the simplest of things right?

    The first impression you get about a country upon visiting is its airport. There are people who intentionally run their flight connections through some airports just to make use of their facilities or make purchases. I know people who travel to other parts of the world but make sure to travel through Dubai simply because of the travel experience. I dare not start comparing our airports with Dubai’s because then I’d be comparing two things of different kinds. You will not find a Nigerian who has been outside of this country who is not ashamed of our airports. Of course, this does not include Nigerians who call things that do not exist as though they do; Nigerians who look at the poverty and gross unemployment and proclaim our lives are being transformed. You will not find a Nigerian who has the ability to face the truth who’d not admit shame at looking at our major airports. I was at the Addis Ababa airport last August when a Nigerian started lamenting behind me. She was shocked even Ethiopia could do better than the “giANT” of Africa. Giant ko, dwarf ni. We stay living in a delusion of grandeur that does not exist.

    Having said all this, I will never be able to describe the pain and sadness that come with travelling from the MMIA. The only way you won’t feel this sadness is if you’ve gone past caring about this country or you are one of the reasons this country is so messed us as it is. The MMIA was modelled after Amsterdam’s Schipol. Over 40 years later, the MMIA is worse than it looked when the military government of Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo remodelled it. Just look at Schipol airport today. If you dare compare both, tears will fill your eyes before you even get started.

    Where then do we start? We can start by doing away with the touts inside the lobby. We can start by ensuring the air-conditioning systems work. We can look to make sure passengers are well-treated on arrival and departure. We always look at problems and immediately assume throwing money at them will solve them. I have since realised half the problems with Nigeria have nothing to do with money. Even with all the money in the world, our airports and our country will not work as long as we do not have people who care about excellence. Caring about excellence means knowing that Nigerians deserve the best all the time. When we reserve the rights citizens of other countries take for granted, upgrade such to privileges for our citizens, we will always miss the point of making things work. Nigerians deserve more but as long as we have people – including the President – dancing on national TV because a road contract has been awarded, we’d always have a situation where mediocrity will remain the norm. Would anyone say the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is the mess it is because of money? Nay. It is what it is because we are who we are. We have become a people accustomed to seeing nothing work.

    It’d be great to see someone in authority do something about the mess that is the MMIA for starters. It’s a shame to Nigeria. But does Nigeria even understand what shame is? Does anyone really give a damn about the shame?

    -Mr. Omojuwa @gmail.com; twitter: @omojuwa

Source: www.punchng.com/opinion/the-shame-called-murtala-muhammed-international-airport/

The Generic of A Metaphysics of the Mind. Pt. 1

Introduction.
 
Within the parlance of most Satyric thinking, the doer of an action is the protagonist to which the case eventually is inferred from. This is often independent of whether or not, the necessary course of action is as should be or not. That the doer of the action is the igniter of the will, leaves more to answers and better yet, answers that leave so much to be desired. But, within common discuss; the one to which the action is done, is the one with the end result. That, in itself is the conditioning factor, the constant, upon which every consequence is factored.

What Success At Ones Place Of Work Involves.

There are an endless amount of characters in the workplace.

There’s the lady you find in the break room, always on a diet and commenting on your weight (God help you if you are proportionate, she will eat you alive). The guy who shows off way too many baby pictures of his not-that-cute-kid. The girl who stays in her office with the door shut, even during fire drills. And the dreaded over-talker who never gets the hint (which might explain why that one girl stays in her office).

We all play roles in our workplaces, many of which are unique to only our office. But there’s a standard cast of characters as well. You can find varieties of them anywhere you go, but they all share the same skill sets. They are the ones who will succeed and the ones who will fail.

In lieu of filling you with fluffy “this is what a successful person looks like” talk, I thought I’d take the opposite route. The following is a list of people who stand out for all the wrong reasons. Fair warning: If you don’t know who this person is at your office, it might be you.

1. The Gullible One.

If I’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that you should never believe everything a company says. Don’t believe them when they say they don’t expect layoffs (the mere mention of that word suggests they’re on the way). Don’t believe that they’ve offered you the highest salary they can. Don’t believe them when they say they can’t negotiate your raise. And definitely don’t believe them when they say “this year has been really bad, but next year you’re going to get hooked up on that promotion you want!”

When a boss, HR rep or recruiter (or anyone playing a role in your career and financial success) states something that makes you tilt your head to the side and think “huh…that seems sketch,” don’t just accept it.

As I’ve said before, the car dealer will act like he can’t budge on a number. But if you stand up and start walking to the door he’ll automatically find a discount for you. Companies are in it for the bottom line even when they’re negotiating things with their employees. They want to encourage you to stick around while also finding a way to save money. And it saves them money to give you a smaller raise, to skip a round of promotions, to make you work through Christmas. Don’t fall for it.


2. The Groupthinker.

Groupthink is a psychological problem that runs rampant in workplaces. Even more if you’ve got a large population of “longtermers” in a corporation. Groupthink is why technology isn’t updated, why policies are outdated, why there’s no new blood (or ideas) on a team, why you hear the sentence “you can’t do that, that’s not how we’ve always done it!”

It’s easy to spot these people, especially if you’re new to a company. They sit in clumps together and they make bizarre statements in meetings, they do the same things every day and they complain when their life is disrupted by something (or someone) new.

If you fight against a mass of groupthinkers, you run a high risk of failure, persecution, derailment and tons of frustration. But if you engage and join them, you will become silly and possibly unmarketable for your next career jump. Take your pick.


3. The Fearful One.

People do ridiculous things when they’re scared. Just ask anyone who’s died in a horror movie (I mean, who drops the phone and runs up the stairs?!).

Fearful people will cause you serious amounts of trouble at work. If they’re scared of getting fired, they will find a way to point a finger at you. If their project is failing, they will suggest your role was to blame. Drowning people will grab whatever they can to keep their head above water. Don’t stand too close and become that object.

And don’t become the drowning person. If you ever feel worried about something at work, you sense something bad coming your way or you screw up big time, avoid the fear by taking some action. Talk to someone, your boss, your mentor or a peer to get information that will quell your fears. Or fess up and find out immediately what repercussions are headed your way for the screw-up so you’re not worried about the unknowns. Do whatever you need to do in order to avoid becoming the fearful one.


4. Apathetic Guy.

The other day, a friend of mine posted a message on Facebook FB +3.3% stating her frustration that people keep calling her upcoming maternity leave a “vacation.” She mentioned a litany of things that have to be done while you’re on maternity leave (none of it sounded remotely vacation’ish). She referenced this because she felt judged and persecuted for her decision to take the time off.

Consider now the single person. If you haven’t been in this demo for awhile, you might not be aware of this, but single people are also victims of workplace apathy. I’ve actually heard the sentence, “You can stay late tonight to finish this, right? I gotta get out of here and it’s not like you’re going home to a family.”


Everyone is dealing with something. Everyone feels judged and misunderstood every once in awhile. And everyone feels the sting from these moments. Show some compassion even when you’re having trouble putting yourself in their shoes.

Don’t be the apathetic coworker. The grass isn’t always greener, even though it may appear so.


5. The Sore Loser.

Anytime you’re successful or experience something great in life or your career, I guarantee you that someone somewhere will doubt that you earned it the good ‘ol hard-working way. That someone somewhere is the sore loser.

A sore loser will think you got that deal because you’ve got an important last name. Or that you were hired because your Mom sits in the corner office. Or that you simply got lucky (literally and figuratively).

You can’t stop a sore loser from thinking what they want and you can’t convince them out of their opinion. The only way to battle a sore loser is to make sure they’re not right (it might surprise some of you ladies that yes, business can indeed be conducted outside the bedroom!).

Update: It’s been called to my attention by several female readers that the comment above was offensive and diminishes the hard-earned success of females in the workplace. I realize now it was a poor example and misrepresented the very reason I have this column. It wasn’t my goal to suggest that women are perpetuating a Mad Men-era stereotype and that men are absolved of their roles in these scenarios. While it exists, this in fact is NOT a common problem in the workplace. I mentioned it as merely a side note to emphasize the importance in making sure “Sore Losers” are not making accurate accusations by carrying yourself properly in the workplace.

Use your connections and your network to get ahead, but do your own dang work. Show results. Then the sore losers will disappear one by one.


6. Malicious Gossiper.

There’s harmless gossip and then there’s malicious gossip. Harmless gossip is…harmless. But you must avoid the malicious gossiper completely. In fact, put large amounts of space between you and this person.

Assume that since they’re willing to share really bad information with you, they’re sharing it with other people. They’re kind of like the flu.

If you run across a malicious gossiper and they start talking, whatever you do, don’t agree with them. Because the next thing you know, your sentence of “Oh, I agree with you – I bet she totally slept with that guy to get that job” will be shortened to “So and so just told me that so and so slept with so and so!” And voila, you’re screwed.


7. The Apologizer.

I recently attended an event where several startups were invited to pitch. One woman stood up to sell her idea to a room undoubtedly full of millions, a big opportunity for a small company. She looked sharp and ready. But then she opened with, “Don’t worry, this isn’t a crappy website that does blah…”

Well shoot. For the remainder of her presentation, I assumed her website was crappy.

The Apologizer will discredit themselves as soon as they open their mouth. They will start a presentation with qualifying statements like the one above or they will ask for a raise by saying, “I know we don’t have a lot of money, but…” They lose these deals because they show a massive lack of confidence in the statement, regardless of topic.

You don’t necessarily have to avoid this person. Just don’t be this person. The company pays you a salary because they think you’re worth it. You have every right to be in the room and to be having that conversation right then. Why act like you don’t belong there?

Repeat the following statement as many times as you need to before you have an important conversation or make a presentation: Be confident, not cocky.

Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/glassheel/2013/09/18/the-7-people-who-never-succeed-at-work/

Truth Meets Truth: 701,000 People Are Enslaved In Nigeria -Survey

To every action they say (so to say in science), there comes equal and opposite reaction. This truism is of common knowledge when the subject of this article is taken into clear perspective. How right can this claim be? The cynics and optimists must really come hard with counter-claims that are sufficient to pass this assertion as would be earmarked further, worthy of a place in the bin.
Now, some 30 million people are enslaved worldwide, trafficked into brothels, forced into manual labour, victims of debt bondage or even born into servitude, a global index on modern slavery showed on Thursday.

Politics: Akpabio A Loud-mouthed Gov. Paying The Price Of Loyalty

His names are Godswill Obot Akpabio. He is the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, South-South Nigeria. To many of his admirers, he is the golden governor, who has turned a once sedentary state into a wonderland of a sort. The land of beauty. The land of pride. The city that works for the people, and other Nigerians.

But, to his adversaries, the Akwa Ibom helmsman is the sweet-talking, 'loud-mouthed' governor, who never gets tired of advertising his achievements and dramatic turn-around of his state.

It Happened In Kenya, Where is Next?

Humans have been trolling the earth ever since the biological coming together of the universe. Trolling within the context of my usage herein is in the positive light, but it draws a negative shame, when the true accounts of man's parade through his tussles and quest to make relevance on the earth is place to question. Humans know better to be upright in their dealings and interractions from all angles, yet, the reverse is almost the case.

The events across the world over the last couple of decades is crippling albeit terrifying. That the things that went down during the course of recent history actually were the case leaves so much to be desired. Many questions will be asked, many have been asked before now; and more will go down, just as accounts taken can not all be answered, but the common factor is that, man has been his own worst enemy. Each one of us has evolved over time to be a bane to others and this has threatened the collective scrutiny of every bid we can make at forging a decent world, one which we can call home. How bad things have become!

Why would the Federal Government of Nigeria start a coal power plant to produce electricity in Nigeria??,posted by olagideon

Please read this..

Coal ash contains uranium.
Thus, coal stations emit radiation as
nuclear power plants do.
However, coal stations actually emit
more radiation than a nuclear power plant.
Now, nuclear power plants are dangerous, but so are coal plants, petrol repositories, fossil-fuel burning, and wind turbines.
This is ironic, because people get freaked out more by the idea of nuclear power plants, and not coal plants. Research has found that coal fired power stations expose us to higher radiation doses than nuclear power plants do. So, statistically looking at
actual death rates of different electricity sources we see some interesting things.
For instance, oil, lignite, and coal have the highest death rates. They are followed by peat and biomass power. Nuclear and wind energy are the best power sources when viewing death rates and hydroelectricity is the optimal type of power source in some countries. Many people are extremely anti- nuclear power plants, though, due to the big, notable accidents that have occurred. Still,
proponents of nuclear power claim it's one of the safest ways to get energy.

Blitz: EPL Rights Has Been Won to Aljazeera Sport

Al Jazeera Sports win Premier League rights

Al Jazeera Sports revealed through screens Friday evening that acquired the global rights of the Premier League

Al Jazeera Sports won the rights to broadcast English Premier League beginning from next year and until 2016, making it the Premier League exclusively on Al Jazeera Sports

Noteworthy that the Premier League was broadcast on Abu Dhabi Sports channels exclusively,sofien72tu
However, Al Jazeera has managed to win their rights beginning of next season.

Source

HOW TO READ BAR CODES…! (everyonemust know)

This Post is written by Ola Gideon

ALWAYS READ THE LABELS ON THE FOODS YOU BUY–NO MATTER WHAT THE FRONT OF THE BOX OR PACKAGE SAYS, TURN IT OVER AND

READ THE BACK—CAREFULLY!
With all the food and pet products now coming from China, it is best to make sure you read label at the supermarket and especially when buying food products. Many products no longer show where they were made, only give where the distributor is located. The whole world is concerned about China-made "black-hearted goods". Can you differentiate which one is made in Taiwan or China ? The world is also concerned about GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) foods; steroid fed animals (ex: 45 days old
broiler chicken). It is important to read the bar code to track its origin. How to read Bar Codes….interesting !

#ThrowBackThursday: Picture of Comedians Basketmouth and Teju Babyface Before fame.

In nearly all quarters, the quota is all about the Benjamins. Throw in the money, and sit back to watch the flips take their turn. That can be said to be the case with these two professional jesters. How time and good and good fortune have changed their lives for good.

Basketmouth sure looks handsome without his dreds..lol and Mr Teju. .sure has that 'baby face' from the scratch

First Flash of Samsung Galaxy S5 - Specs, Rumors, And Release Date

The Samsung Galaxy S5rumors, possible specs and expected price has surfaced. Samsung Galaxy Flaships have been critised by many for their use of “Plastic” which to them, gives it a “cheap feeling” Hence, Samsung as optedfor Aluminium design much like the HTC One. Rumors also has it that thesamsung galaxy s5is to come with a technology that enables users to fold it due to its large 5.0inches screen.

Picture This: 23-Yr-Old Nigerian Marries 85-yr-Old German Lady

The things young people do. Well, it's not in my position to judge the motive(s) in this kind of union, but one thing is clear, the marriage leaves so much to be desired.

Job Alert: NERC Massive Recruitment 2013

For the job, visit the link below.
 
http://www.nercng.org/index.php/media-and-publicity/public-notices/169-nerc-vacancies

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) is the independent regulatory agency mandated by Government to monitor and regulate the electricity industry in Nigeria. The Commission is committed to promoting and ensuring efficient market structures and an investor-friendly industry to meet Nigeria’s need for safe, adequate, reliable and affordable electricity.

Teenage Girl, 16-Year-Old With Lipodystrophy That Makes Her Look 60

A teenager who suffers from a rare genetic condition which makes her look middle-aged has been given new confidence thanks to pioneering facelift surgery. Zara Hartshorn, 16, from Rotherham, south Yorkshire, had to endure years of cruel taunts and even physical abuse because of her appearance. She inherited lipodystrophy - which makes her skin looked wrinkled and twisted - from her mother Tracey Gibson who also suffers from the illness. But after hearing of her condition, a top surgeon in the US offered to perform cosmetic surgery for free. It has proved to be a complete success and Zara has felt able to start a relationship with new boyfriend Ricky Andrews and is even keen to go to college. It is a remarkable change of fortunes for the teenager who was once left in tears after being made to get off a bus for not being able to prove she was eligible for a child's ticket.

#PictureOfTheDay: Nollywood diva, Rita Dominic In Shirt Dress (Picture)

Sexy Nollywood Acress Rita Dominic was spotted showing off her sexy body in a sexy shirt dress. Who rocked the shirt dress better; Rita Dominic