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I don buy iPhone 6 oooo. Make Una abeg congratulate me ooooooooooooo A guy on Facebook recently posted a picture of  himself with an Iphone 6.. this is what he said about purchasing the expensive phone.. LOL QUOTE: I don buy iPhone 6 oooo. Make Una abeg congratulate me ooooooooooooo

   15 Possible questions that may likely come across during your screening exercise (Admission): 1.Your full name(Your name must be stated the exact way it is written in your O’le vel certificate) Interviewer 2. Which course did you apply for? Possible reply: (Don’t tell them the course you wish for, tell them the course you applied for) Interviewer: 3. What position do you prefer on a team working on a project? Possible reply (DE students): If I’m the team leader it will give me the opportunity using my leadership skills that I have learnt with years. I can also do a well as a team member my skills will help to encourage my mates. Interviewer: 4. Can you recite your O’level and the grades, off hand? Possible reply: If you sit for the exam yourself you must know the result off hand) Interviewer: 5. How do you see yourself in five years from now? Possible reply: I see myself as a successful graduate of (Compute Science), University of…. Interviewer: ...

There have been celebration and jubilation amongst Nigerian citizens, especially from the Northern part of the country due to the arrival of President Muhammadu Buhari following his medical vacation in London.   Recently, on Friday a man celebrated the homecoming by drinking dirty water from the ground, followed by another man sharing water melon for free. On Saturday, A.S Aruwa posted on his twitter handle reporting that a man from Jos (Plateau state) distributed Kilishi worth N200,000 for free to celebrate the return of the President.    

The alleged Pretty Mike who was arrested few months ago for having girls bodyguard chained has not changed a bit. His arrest encouraged him more to re-strategize his publicity saga. Pretty Mike in his 30s a club owner, attended an event at Oriental Hotel, dressed in a Pink bathrobe paired a cap and puma flip-flop, pink umbrella and multi-coloured socks. Escorted with four ladies holding basket filled with flowers. More photos:        

In this 21st Century most people don't care about what they eat. Humas have found the habit of eating anything, as long as it is food, it is quite alright to eat but you have to watch what you eat. There are many  thousands of meal that contains lot of cholesterol and fat. Most food produced in Nigeria contains lot of carbohydrate and starch and is very unhealthy. Being fat exposes you to lot of infections such as: obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure etc. FIVE WAYS TO BURN FAT EASILY: TAKING A LOT OF WATER:   By drinking of water your body system flushes out toxins and also promotes weight loss. It is advised that you take water in an empty stomach in the morning after getting up from bed and a glass of water 30 minutes before your meal, it helps you to limit the quantity of food you will take. RUNNING (JOGGING):  it is one of the most essential way of burning fat, while engaging in this exercise you have to at least sprint for up to 40 ...

  A fight broke out in the recently established Panteka market next to the Nnamdi Azikiwe bypass in Kaduna State, when an Igbo man allegedly  named his dog Muhammad. According to an eyewitness, the market was shut down by the Nigerian Police who restored calm and peace after the fight erupted. Panteka mraket is a major spare parts and scrap iron centre which houses numerous mechanic workshops in the state. An eyewitness, by name Musa Aminu reportedly said that the dilemma  began when one Muhammed bought a dog and supposedly named it Ibere after an Igbo trader close to him. Musa said: “Since the boy named the dog after the trader, the trader had warned him on several occasions to rename the dog, but the owner of the dog Muhammad refused. The Igbo trader, Ibere also bought a dog and named it Muhammad, this is when hell was let loose.” Subsequently, a fight erupted between Hausa and Igbo traders in the market which led to the closure of ...