AGN President Ibinabo Fiberisima seen hitting the dancefloor with performing artist Mr Ibu at her wedding last Thursday in Port Harcourt.
The two have clearly made up in the wake of blasting one another in meetings over Ibinabo’s re-election as AGN president. Mr Ibu had said at the time that Ibinabo wasn’t fit to be president. Figure that is all water under the scaffold.
See more photographs from the wedding bellow.
It was all booming and joyful acclaim as Lagosians resisted the city’s disallowing activity and trooped out to witness the very expected and highly discussed opening of ‘Saro, The Musical 2′, at the Muson Center, Onikan.
Featuring a very capable cast made up of a year ago’s greatly commended entertainers and in addition an imbuement of energizing new on-screen characters, melodies, move, and dramatization scenes, Saro 2 was an awe-insiring rebirth, as the show extraordinarily enhanced its 2013 adaptation.
Nigeria produces 2.5 million barrels of oil a day based on the OPEC allocation quota for Nigeria as a member state of this organization
By generally acceptable rough estimate, about 100,000 to 200,000 barrels of oil are stolen daily by the oil thieves of Nigeria and sold in those foreign oil black markets of Africa, Asia, South America and Europe leading to an annual loss of between $5 billion to $10 billion from the Nigerian government revenue. The Nigeria’s budgets of 2012, 2013 and 2014 were all based on $77 a barrel of oil, and for those three consecutive years, the Nigeria’s oil sold at about $107 a barrel.
This means that the Nigerian government was making additional $30 a barrel. This extra crude oil money was put in an account which the Nigerian government named the excess crude oil account. From my personal estimate, this account should be $30 billion richer at the moment, but it is has less than $3 billion in it as of today according to the Nigerian government. My question for Nigerians is simply this:what happened to the $27 billion that is now unaccounted for by the Nigerian government from this excess crude oil account?#AssociationOfNigerianLootersInPower – Sunday Iwalaiye.
The game is positively on as the first scene of the eagerly awaited reality show by Malta Guinness hit the screens.
The reality show appropriately title “Game On” showcases 2 interests that have been at loggerheads in the course of the last few months championed by design Icon Lanre Da Silva Ajayi and ex-Nigerian football star, Daniel Amokachi.
What began off as a remark amid a meeting has blasted into a vivacious battle energized by enthusiasm.
As indicated by Morakinyo Olugbiji (Journalist/PR), underneath are the most exceedingly awful Nigerian hit tunes of 2014…
Somebody once let me know that the sort of music a general public listens to is an impression of that society; thusly the clamorous music that has in late time leased the Nigerian wireless transmissions is an immaculate impression of the disorganized state the nation is in. It would appear that ever, 2014 has the most elevated rate of awful, trash music being produced. From diluted verses that don’t connect, to singing diverse melodies on same beat, the condition of the business leaves much to be wanted. The following are my main 10 picks of most noticeably bad hit melodies of the year 2014. You might possibly concur with me however. Some of you may additionally need to listen to these melodies painstakingly to comprehend my focuses well. Continue bellow to see the top ten list.
