Mothers' Summit Lagos - My seed is a champion

No enchantment against your Children will come to pass over them in Jesus Name.

Attend the Lagos Mothers' summit....

Venue: The Marquee, All Seasons Plaza, Lateef Jakande Road, Ikeja, Lagos.
Date: Nov 1st, 2014...

Your Seed is a Champion..

Woman kills man who allegedly tried to rape her in Lekki

A 22 year old woman identified as Ifeoma Okechukwu has been arrested after she allegedly killed an unidentified man who she claimed tried to rape her at her Atlantic View Estate, Alpha Beach Road, Lekki home where she lived with her uncle. The incident happened on Monday October 27th.

A major clash broke out at the All Progressives Congress

A major clash broke out at the All Progressives Congress (APC) extra-ordinary non-elective convention in Abuja today, resulting in severe injuries by both Atiku and Buhari supporters and a responding police officer.

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British-Nigerian lady, Joy Williams dies after failed Butt enlargement surgery in Thailand

24yr old British-Nigerian lady, Joy Williams (pictured above) has died after a failed £2,000 butt enlargement surgery in Bangkok, Thailand. The young lady's older brother, Anietie, who lives in Nigeria, said the family didn't even know she'd traveled to Thailand.

Peter Okoye & wife as they stepped out for dinner last night

Peter Okoye and his wife Lola Omotayo looked great in red as they stepped out for dinner last night. Peter shared the photo on instagram and wrote "Lastnight b4 heading out for dinner with my Ije love"

See what those dogs did to Omonigho Abraham

This is the little boy that was attacked by two dogs at his home in Igando, Lagos on September 25th (readhere), ...the dogs literally ate his scalp. The police say they are waiting for court order before euthanizing the dogs. God give his parents strength.

Photos from Mavin Concert in London

Mavin artists including Tiwa Savage, Dr Sid, Korede Bello, Di'Ja, Reekardo Banks and Mavin CEO Don Jazzy gave cold London some heat with their performance at their London concert which held last night at the o2 Indigo London. See more photos after the cut...

Wife Of Robert Mugabe, Grace, Talks About Succeeding Her Husband As President

Family Business: Wife Of Robert Mugabe, Grace, Talks About Succeeding Her Husband As President

Robert Mugabe might be stepping down as President of Zimbabwe soon, and wife Grace seems keen on her husband’s position.

Campaigning outside Harare, Grace Mugabe, 49, said she too could be president, while accusing Vice-President Joice Mujuru of plotting to topple her husband.

“Some people are saying I have ambitions to be president. Why not? Am I not a citizen of Zimbabwe?” she said, fanning speculation of a Mugabe dynasty in the making.

Robert Mugabe, 90, has been in power since 1980 and has long avoided appointing a successor.

Mujuru along with powerful Justice Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa — who in the past controlled the secret police and military — are seen as leading contenders to succeed Robert Mugabe.

Horrifying Pictures Of Man Cut Into 2 By Train At Railway Crossing Line In Ibadan

This gruesome scene happened around 5.30pm yesterday at the railway crossing area in Bodija Ojurin in Ibadan.

A young man was found dead cut in two on the railway tracks. No one saw what happened, but they suspect he was crushed by a train.

Please help share this vital information on social media till it reaches the family and love ones of this deceased unrecognised man.

May his Soul Rest Perfectly in Peace In the hands of his creator.

Lover Boy Chops Off His Small Penis After Girlfriend Dumped Him

Great entertament!!! Woman Exposes Her Vagina At Public Museum To Reenact Famous Painting

Deborah de Robertis demonstrated her own edition of The Origin of the World.

Gustav Courbet’s 19th century erotic oil painting The Origin of the World features the genitals of an (until recently) faceless nude and is roundly considered a masterpiece.

British nurse who survived Ebola returns to Sierra Leone

British nurse who survived Ebola returns to Sierra Leone

British nurse, Will Pooley who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone, returned to the West African country today October 19th after being treated and cured of the deadly disease in the UK.

Williams said he couldn't stand "idly by" and watch more people die of the disease when he could help and feels his decision to go back to Sierra Leone is the right one...

"I chose to go before and it was the right thing to do then and it’s still the right thing to do now.” he said

Williams was airlifted from Sierra Leone to England on August 25th after contracting the disease. He will be resuming work tomorrow Monday October 20th at an Ebola Isolation Unit at the Connaught Hospital in Free Town, the Sierra Leone capital.

US air passenger takes precaution against Ebola - Lol

Another US air passenger takes precaution against Ebola

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Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, Dr Sid attend their UK press conference

Photos: Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, Dr Sid attend their UK press conference

Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, Dr Sid, Di'Ja, Reekado Banks pictured at their UK press conference which held yesterday October 19th at the Sunburn Yacht, London. See more photos after the cut...

Nigerian politicians have no shame or principle

Nigerian politicians have no shame or principle - PDP chairman Adamu Muazu tweets

The Chairman of the ruling People's Democratic Party, PDP, Ahmadu Adamu Muazu took to Twitter this morning to blast some Nigerian politicians, calling some of them shameless and selfish. See more tweets after the cut...

Too Much Money: Facebook’s Zuckerberg Pays For $100 Million Kauai Property

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly purchased two massive, adjacent chunks of land on Kauai’s North Shore in an effort to create a secluded 700-acre sanctuary for his family,

Youngest gubernatorial ever!!!

Youths Take Over as Oluyinka Oyeniji, Youngest Ever Aspirant, Declares Ambition For Governorship.

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We are at the Alimosho LGA in Lagos State, where a lawyer, Barr. Oluyinka Oyeniji and a card carrying member of PDP, has formally declared his intention to run from the Alimosho LGA in the next gubernatorial elections come 2015 under the umbrella of PDP at the age of 34 years making him the youngest person ever to do so on this platform.

Mr. Oyeniji who made this declaration alongside the former LGA Chairman of Alimosho Otunba Busari Ayinde, who is also running for the seat in the Lagos State House of Representatives, also stated his dreams and visions for Alimosho LGA,  which includes and is not limited to the improvement of the social amenities in the area, the fixing of the roads, new policies with regards to taxes and many more.

This declaration has been received and applauded by the people and members of PDP in Alimosho and the chant is “ALIMOSHO LO KAN” meaning it’s Alimosho’s time to present someone running for this esteemed seat. Read his declarations below after the pictures.

READ HIS BIO AND DECLARATION BELOW 

OLUYINKA OYENIJI – I was born thirty – four years ago in Paris France to MR & MRS OYENIJI, both retired civil servants from Lagos State Government. I was privileged to attend St. Joseph Nursery and Primary School, Idi – Mangoro, Agege, from kindergarten. A school inspired by the CATHOLIC FAITH, it is presently neighbors’ with ST SABINA CATHOLIC CHURCH.

I was again privileged to have decent elementary education even though I was a resident of ABULE EGBA, AGEGE in ALIMOSHO LOCAL GOVERNMENT. All our neighbors’ had their children in ARMY CHILDREN SCHOOL, ABULE EGBA which was a blessing to our small community then. It boasted of decent and hardworking teachers back then, whatever remains of the relics of that school is left to be seen.

I was also a member of the BOYS BRIGADE and by extension, CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH – C.A.C BRIGADE (9th Alimosho Company) where I was taught to always be SURE AND STEDFAST. I look back now and cannot help but applaud the selflessness and industry of NON – GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS at building individuals. I learnt the culture of neatness, sacrifice, high morals and hard work. Needless to say that I spent my first year at Secondary school with MOSHOOD ABIOLA COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL, OSIELE – OGUN STATE which the late mogul, M.K.O ABIOLA had built in honour of his late father. I still recall one of his visits to the school back then and the euphoria of his visit. I was in J.S.S 1 when Nelson Mandela was released from prison, school went on compulsory holiday on the said day. I learnt to read the Islamic fitri while at the school, I also perfected it while at LAGOS STATE MODEL COLLEGE, MEIRAN.

I was transferred to Lagos with both my parents, being civil servants desirous of me attending LAGOS STATE MODEL COLLEGE MEIRAN. In retrospect, I could understand why they would make any sacrifice or undergo any task to achieve their aim back then. The school had only three arms for each class or set from JSS 1 to 3. We couldn’t be more than 31 – 35 pupils in a class for the three arms. So, it was not a surprise that I was one of only about 94 pupils who sat for SSCE while all the students passed. My own SS3C was a class of 12 girls and 9 boys. I have fond memories of all my school mates, Colonel Olagunsoye Oyinlola was Governor of Lagos State back then. Our secondary EDUCATION in Lagos State was a pride, we have to go back there.

I also remember the immunization exercise in Lagos State when LATE OKHAI MIKE AKHIGBE was Governor. Civil servants had to have their children at the Secretariat in Alausa – Ikeja. I remember missing my way from my father’s office at PLANS, PROGRAMMES, BUDGET DEPARTMENT, back to the clinic. I was politely turned back from the Oval Office by the naval ratings attached to the Governor then. We must get back our HEALTH SECTOR.

And then I gained admission to LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY to study Law. Everyone described the institution then as a glorified secondary school. Today, we all know better! The law faculty had frequently been ranked as the best in West Africa, today I am still proud of that school. LASU LAWS is still one of the best.

While I associate myself with THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD where I am a worker and also a member of TEAM NEHEMIAH, the traffic and Security Departments, I also practice law which had given me the impetus to challenge anti – people decisions of the Government inclusive of the law suit which I filed against the President when GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN was fiercely opposed as Acting President. The law suit contributed in his being sworn in as Acting President. Even the Presidency and National Assembly opposed the law suit back then. I also filed the first law suit against the President at the attempted renaming of University of Lagos where I am a Masters’ Degree student.

I continue to advocate for decent living, challenging policies of MULTICHOICE – DSTV, NIGERIA BROADCASTING COMMISSION, NIGERIA COPYRIGHT COMMISSION, AVIATION AUTHORITIES AS WELL AS NAFDAC. We just can’t keep folding our arms till that day! As a member of the Nigeria Bar Association – Ikeja chapter, I continue to contribute my quota to lives well – spending, even spent! Trained by OLUWOLE OLANIPEKUN, S.A.N and OLAYIWOLA BABATUNDE, S.A.N, I have learnt industry, hard work and diligence.

For me, it is time for us to take back Nigeria, starting with the CITY OF LAGOS. It is time for the Youths, a breed without greed to be saddled with the responsibility of governance. True change cannot be confused, it does not change. We should not be hoodwinked by the names of the Party, the prospective changes, the decamping(s) and attempt at making us believe there are only two parties! Enough of us recycling the same people for enormous tasks and responsibilities for governance.

I attempt to convince you as you read my message that nothing should hold us back now. In the last elections, I voted for a candidate who would not challenge his loss rightly because, according to him, “it was not a do or die” affair. This, he told me personally! He is contesting again now, can I trust him having recently discovered that he was content being a vendor to the State Government. We will continue to lose our lives instalmentally if we do not take back our lives at this time.

I salute all the NGOs’, pressure groups and rights’ advocates. Those who also employ the magic of social media, the GEN VOICES, GEMSTONES, SNG, BRING BACK OUR GIRLS and many who have sustained the voices till date. I am proud to be associated with you all. TIME IS NOW.

The CIVIL SERVANTS deserve to have their LEAVE BONUSES back, they deserve to be better trained and given the deserved work tools’. How about proper accommodation where we preach SOCIO – COMMUNISM as our standards (we all work for the common good, build up our State while we take only as much as we need)?

The antidote to crime would be to gainfully engage all of us. Market women deserve better markets and proper pricing alongside convenient means of transportation. We should work to get back the LSTC, LMTC and BRT. We should afford every stakeholder a sense of belonging. Other means of transportation should be explored. There may not be so much traffic on THIRD MAINLAND BRIDGE every morning if we can use the rail and water at Oworonsoki to access the Island from the Mainland.

How about siting companies in our suburbs? It may divert traffic and movement from the Lagos Island and ensure an even movement. Private sector which accounts for the larger percentage of the population should be encouraged to offer better and gainful employment. Tax relief perhaps?

A visit to any nearest Police Barracks to you would explain the lack of sense of belonging to the extent of sacrificing lives for security. How about giving our traditional Rulers the deserved respect, incorporating them into our system of governance as a means of ensuring security at grass roots?

Ever wonder why the men of the Nigerian Army are reluctant to defend the sovereignty of our country within and without?

I shall make a more public declaration of my intention to contest for the next gubernatorial elections in Lagos State. Together, we can, we will!

……………………………THE LABOURS OF OUR HEROES PAST SHALL NEVER BE IN VAIN…………….

WE CAN AND WE WILL. CONNECT2CHANGE 2015. TIME IS NOW!

 A STUDENT AND AN ACTIVIST

I attended Lagos State University between 1997 and February, 2002 where I studied Law. During my stay in the University, I was an executive of the Law Students Society while I also contributed to the growth of different students’ chambers. I joined other law students of other tertiary institutions to challenge the plan of the then Head of State, Sani Abacha to move the Law School to Abuja for his daughter’s convenience and perceived safety. As a result, the Law School was decentralized with many States boasting of branches of law schools in regions spread all over the country.

In conjunction with S.O.B AGUNBIADE, a serving legislator in the State House of Assembly as well as COMRADE AYO ADEWALE, serving Chairman of Amuwo Odofin Local Government, we challenged oppression against Students of Lagos Tertiary Institutions at different times when they were Presidents of the Student Union Government.

A LAWYER, AN ACTIVIST

I was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2003, having attended the Enugu Law School. I had the privilege of being exposed to practice of law first hand with the law office of OLUWOLE OLANIPEKUN, SAN who left no stone unturned in impacting diligence and industry in his lawyers. I participated in Commission of Inquiry in Kwara State, appeared at the Appellate Court in Ilorin and also contributed research into General Civil Law as well as Election Petitions. It was also my first time to compile Record of Appeal.

Thereafter, I joined the law office of LAYI BABATUNDE, SAN and Co before heading to the University of Lagos for my Masters.

A COMPANY SECRETARY/LEGAL OFFICER

I also had the opportunity of being the first Legal Officer and Company Secretary at World Dove Media Plc where I learnt the art of corporate governance, compliance as well as management of departmental and board meetings. I found love with the media industry and developed business and creative interests in the media sector. This also served as the pedestal I required to research into intellectual property and developing models to challenge Piracy and institute actions in that regard. I began contributing into government policies to ensure a potent framework for the sector.

A CORPORATE COMMERCIAL LAWYER

The Capital Market recession introduced me to the world of huge debts recovery, conducting due diligence(s) into process which had been established for raising Margin Loans as well as protecting the numerous unsuspecting shareholders from the menace of the capital market operators and Banks intent on recovering funds at any costs. I contributed into helping the ASSET MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF NIGERIA from working beyond its mandate within the law and helping businesses from imminent collapse.

I had the benefit of negotiating huge loans, calling out Operators and regulatory agencies as well as managing assets for business growth.

HEAD OF CHAMBERS AT DIFFERENT TIMES

I was Head of different law offices where I learnt diligence, industry and positive outlook in human resource and case management. I was Head of Chambers at FIDELITY LAW FIRM, BANWO AND IGBOKWE, USMAN, ELEMA AND SOLICITORS while I Partnered MS AYODEJI OLORUNKUNLE in setting up FIRST CHRONICLES LP, a corporate commercial law firm which also affords the indigent in legal representation.

TRUSTEE

I have always encouraged Non – Governmental Organisations established to offer private sector participation in lofty objectives and goals. I am Trustee of HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION, GBADAMOSI OLAYINKA LIGHT FOUNDATION for the Blind while I am member of the Nigerian Bar Association, Institute of Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (U.K.). I was member of the Boys Brigade and continue to support different initiatives for healthy living.

PUBLIC – SPIRITED LAW SUITS

I have never let the opportunity to advice Government on different policies and actions pass by without contributing my quota with the interest of the populace paramount on my mind at different times.

I also challenged the Presidency and National Assembly when it was apparent that the Vice – President was not going to be sworn in as President when the latter was without the capacity to continue in that office.

I continue to frown at the Lagos Traffic Law which is a replication of the FEDERAL HIGHWAYS ACT OF 1963, the arbitrary services of MULTICHOICE, NATIONAL AGENCY FOR FOOD, DRUGS, ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL, the Financial Banks, as well as employers.

Read more at http://www.360nobs.com/2014/10/youths-take-over-as-oluyinka-oyeniji-declares-to-run-for-governorship-youngest-ever-aspirant/#Grek5Os85fBqrEL3.99

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FirstBank Expands African Footprint: Launches FBNBank Ghana

 

Following the agreement reached by First Bank of Nigeria Limited and International Commercial Bank Financial Group Holdings Ag (ICBFGH) for the acquisition of a 100% equity interest in ICB GHANA, FirstBank today announced the launch of FBN Bank Ghana.
As a result of this acquisition FirstBank has consolidated its position as the largest corporate and retail banking financial institution in sub-Saharan Africa (excluding South Africa). The Transaction delivers against FirstBank’s stated ambition to win significant market share, expand its pan-African footprint and diversify earnings while delivering value to shareholders.
Speaking at the launch in Ghana, MD/CEO of FirstBank, Bisi Onasanya, said:
“The acquisition of ICBGFH assets in Ghana fulfills the first stage of our ambitions to steadily build a broader and more diverse footprint across Africa. We are committed to developing a multi-local business model that broadens our geographic revenue base while providing enhanced service delivery to our new customers and equity participation to local investors.”
Commenting further on the launch, CEO, FBNBank Ghana Mr. Seyi Oyefeso said “Having built value for Nigeria over the last 120 years, FBNBank is poised to do even more in the Ghanaian financial markets. FBNBank provides customers with a collection of banking solutions that make their financial lives less cumbersome and stressful.
Also, FBNBank has a history of leading the market with banking solutions that set the pace for other players in the financial landscape. The orientation of FBNBank towards co-creation means it is constantly listening and inputting feedback received from customers in development of products and services that are relevant, Seyi added.
Also speaking, the Head, Marketing and Corporate Communications, Folake Ani-Mumuney enthused; “the refreshed launch of FBNBank embodies our internal values and the direction we are headed in as a group, like the iconic elephant, which signifies strength and resilience, two of the greatest traits to have as an individual, an institution and as a nation. Since launch in 1894, the FBN brand has established itself as a brand of strength and dynamism, with the vision to be the leading international financial services group in Sub Saharan Africa. Our brand is at the heart of the holistic experience we seek to deliver to our stakeholders, an essential part of retaining patronage and the competitive edge that keeps us at the coveted position of market leader. Launching the FBNBank Ghana is a major milestone in a wider strategic plan to expand our African footprints and as part of the drive to ensure that the group is more efficient and effective in delivering on the needs of its customers as reflected in our value proposition of placing the highest priority on the needs of our customers.” As embodied by the new pay-off line, ‘You First’