Gen. Buhari speaks on the 2015 general elections postponement
Press statement from APC presidential candidate Gen. Buhari on the election postponement...
We Must Remain Calm But Resolute
Sunday, 8 February 2015
Photo; 57th Annual Grammy Awards
Who's excited to see our sexy celebs on the red carpet? See photos of some of the celebs thats arrived after the cut..
Kelly Orsbourne
Update;Bruce Jenner's accident
Quick back story papa Kylie was involved in a fatal car crash yesterday and fortunately he survived without any physical injuries, Unfortunately some other a few people died.
New music; Pepenzi- Adam feat Olamide
Talented rapper, Pepenazi features YBNL’s Olamide on this amazing record titled “Adam” as both rappers combine their expertise on the jam. The record is produced by Oga JoJo.
Enjoy!
DOWNLOAD Pepenazi – “Adam ft. Olamide
Election update:Press statement from PDP
Response Of Peoples Democratic Party[PDP] to the postponement of the 2015 General Elections by INEC.
In the last few days, pursuant to the speculations about the shifting of dates of the general elections,the PDP had restated its readiness for the polls and continued with our rallies whilst directing all our candidates to go with their campaigns as only the Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC) has the powers to take decisions on the matter.
Last night, the Chairman of INEC prof. Attahiru Jega announced the postponement of the National and State elections to March 28th and April 11th, 2015 respectively ,relying as he said the powers of the Commission as provided by section 26 (1)of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended).
The INEC Chairman had cited an advisory from security forces that they are unable to provide adequate security for the election at the earlier scheduled dates due to the on-going anti-insurgency operations in the Northeast part of the country.
Prof. Jega also said that this advisory was reinforced at the Council of State meeting on Thursday by the National Security Advicer and all the Armed Services and Intelligence Chief, who according to him stated "that they needed atleast six weeks within which to conclude a major military operation against the insurgents in the northeast; and that during this operation, the military will be concentrating its attention in the theatre of operations such that they may not be able to provide the traditional support they render to the Police and other agencies during elections"
This announcement has not come without the attendant cost of time and great expense to our party and candidates Nationwide. However, on account of the reasons adduced by the security forces and INEC, we believe that this shift, which is still within the constitutionally allowed period can be accommodated.
The thoughts and prayers of PDP members nationwide and indeed all well-meaning Nigerians remain with our security agencies as they confront this enormous challenge at this critical period.
However, while we understand and appreciate the security reasons given by INEC for the rescheduling of the elections, we hold the INEC Chairman, Prof Jega to his promise when he said, "as for us in INEC, we'll endeavour to use this period of the extension to keep on perfecting our systems and processes for conducting the best elections in Nigeria's History. In particular, we believe that we will resolve all outstanding issues in relation to non-collection of PVCs which agitate the minds of Nigerians".
This is especially as INEC chairman himself acknowledged that only 45,829,808 representing 66.58 percent of the total number of registered voters have received their PVCs.
INEC itself has confirmed that as at last week, well over two million voter cards were either not delivered to INEC by its contractors, lost or stolen.
We demand that INEC should look inwards and thoroughly investigate the apparent involvement of some of its personnel including ad-hoc staff on the issue of the lopsided distribution of the PVCs. INEC must also use this period to attend to our earlier call to address the issue of denial of PVCs to non-indigenes in select states.
For instance we are aware that Borno state, 90 percent of the PVCs were handed over to state government officials, who distributed them by proxy contrary to laid down procedures. Also in Owerri North Local Government of Imo state, LGA of our National Women Leader, only new registered voters have received their PVCs. Citizens with old voters card have not had theirs replaced and the scenario abounds in other places.
We do hope that INEC will use the period to ensure that all identified irregularities are eliminated to guarantee the registered voters across the country receive their PVCs urgently.
Also, INEC ahead of the polls should adequately demonstrate to Nigerians the application and practicability of card readers to the allotted time to vote.
For the avoidance of doubt, we state clearly that the postponement neither confers advantage on our party and our candidates, nor can it ever be described as a set back to our democracy. The ultimate issue in this regard is the conduct of a free, fair and Credible elections.
Lastly, we restate that the PDP position on this issue remains our commitment to the sustenance of free, fair and credible elections. Which is one of the greatest legacies of president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
At this historic period in our national life, let nobody irresponsibly politicise what is clearly a practical and administrative decision that affects everyone and parties equally. At this present time, Nigeria needs men of History and not hysteria .
Signed:
Olisa Metuh
National Publicity Secretary.
May God continue to Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria...
In the last few days, pursuant to the speculations about the shifting of dates of the general elections,the PDP had restated its readiness for the polls and continued with our rallies whilst directing all our candidates to go with their campaigns as only the Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC) has the powers to take decisions on the matter.
Last night, the Chairman of INEC prof. Attahiru Jega announced the postponement of the National and State elections to March 28th and April 11th, 2015 respectively ,relying as he said the powers of the Commission as provided by section 26 (1)of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended).
The INEC Chairman had cited an advisory from security forces that they are unable to provide adequate security for the election at the earlier scheduled dates due to the on-going anti-insurgency operations in the Northeast part of the country.
Prof. Jega also said that this advisory was reinforced at the Council of State meeting on Thursday by the National Security Advicer and all the Armed Services and Intelligence Chief, who according to him stated "that they needed atleast six weeks within which to conclude a major military operation against the insurgents in the northeast; and that during this operation, the military will be concentrating its attention in the theatre of operations such that they may not be able to provide the traditional support they render to the Police and other agencies during elections"
This announcement has not come without the attendant cost of time and great expense to our party and candidates Nationwide. However, on account of the reasons adduced by the security forces and INEC, we believe that this shift, which is still within the constitutionally allowed period can be accommodated.
The thoughts and prayers of PDP members nationwide and indeed all well-meaning Nigerians remain with our security agencies as they confront this enormous challenge at this critical period.
However, while we understand and appreciate the security reasons given by INEC for the rescheduling of the elections, we hold the INEC Chairman, Prof Jega to his promise when he said, "as for us in INEC, we'll endeavour to use this period of the extension to keep on perfecting our systems and processes for conducting the best elections in Nigeria's History. In particular, we believe that we will resolve all outstanding issues in relation to non-collection of PVCs which agitate the minds of Nigerians".
This is especially as INEC chairman himself acknowledged that only 45,829,808 representing 66.58 percent of the total number of registered voters have received their PVCs.
INEC itself has confirmed that as at last week, well over two million voter cards were either not delivered to INEC by its contractors, lost or stolen.
We demand that INEC should look inwards and thoroughly investigate the apparent involvement of some of its personnel including ad-hoc staff on the issue of the lopsided distribution of the PVCs. INEC must also use this period to attend to our earlier call to address the issue of denial of PVCs to non-indigenes in select states.
For instance we are aware that Borno state, 90 percent of the PVCs were handed over to state government officials, who distributed them by proxy contrary to laid down procedures. Also in Owerri North Local Government of Imo state, LGA of our National Women Leader, only new registered voters have received their PVCs. Citizens with old voters card have not had theirs replaced and the scenario abounds in other places.
We do hope that INEC will use the period to ensure that all identified irregularities are eliminated to guarantee the registered voters across the country receive their PVCs urgently.
Also, INEC ahead of the polls should adequately demonstrate to Nigerians the application and practicability of card readers to the allotted time to vote.
For the avoidance of doubt, we state clearly that the postponement neither confers advantage on our party and our candidates, nor can it ever be described as a set back to our democracy. The ultimate issue in this regard is the conduct of a free, fair and Credible elections.
Lastly, we restate that the PDP position on this issue remains our commitment to the sustenance of free, fair and credible elections. Which is one of the greatest legacies of president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
At this historic period in our national life, let nobody irresponsibly politicise what is clearly a practical and administrative decision that affects everyone and parties equally. At this present time, Nigeria needs men of History and not hysteria .
Signed:
Olisa Metuh
National Publicity Secretary.
May God continue to Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria...
Olamide AKA King Baddo is now a Daddy
Olamide welcomed a baby boy with he's boo. He shared the good news on he's instagram. He's now a baby daddy and he's boo a baby mama. All is well that ends well. innit?
INEC Chairman's full Statement on the 2015 Election
2015 Election has been Rescheduled read the press Statement by INEC chairman,Professor Jega after the cut...
Last night, INEC chairman announced the postponement of the 2015 general elections. Below is the full statement he gave to the press...
Woman stabs husband to death
In recent times I've come to realize that we have some creeps roaming the streets. This is the kind of murder you only see in movies. How a woman will stab her hubby and watch him die is beyond me.
Henry Gagariga a lawyer that lives in Bayelsa state was stabbed in the neck by he's wife Victoria, during one of there many quarrels.
Believe it or not, I’m still a virgin! — Adokiye
Seductively beautiful, fragile and provocative wave-making singer, Adokiye Kyrian, who became UN ambassador of Peace in less than five years of her climb onto the stage of music in Nigeria, is a hot item any day any time. She never ceases to amaze and seems never to run out of bag of tricks to mesmerise fans and haters alike.
The Love You Better and Kulumo crooner, who only turned 23 yesterday has been called many names,
*Adokiye
Afro Candy; Men negotiate how much they'll pay to sex me
Hard to believe that anyone would want hit that... With a face like that. What's this world turning into?
Judith Mazagwu a.k.a Afrocandy is one entertainer who won’t stop surprising us every now and then.
Judith Mazagwu a.k.a Afrocandy is one entertainer who won’t stop surprising us every now and then.
Oby Ezekwesili speaks on the postponement of the Election
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Saturday, 7 February 2015
INEC president reschedules Election
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega, has rescheduled the 2015 elections to March 28 and April 11, following advice from security chiefs in the country.
Bruce Jenner involved in car crash
The Grammy organizers are trying to tune down the awkward
So u know how in hollywood everybody knows everybody? Same thing can be said for hook ups, so some Celebs have hooked up with other celebs and also dated other celebs and broken up. But life goes on and that the Won't stop the awkward running into your ex at an event like the Grammys. According to us weekly,
Stop Diabetes before it stops you
New music: Skuki feat Tiwa Savage
Friday, 6 February 2015
Update on Bobbi Christina
UPDATE: Bobby Brown's lawyer released this statement on Thursday to CBS: "If we issued a statement every time the media published a false report regarding this matter, that's all we would be doing 24 hours a day. This is false, just as is the vast majority of the other reporting that is currently taking place."
This is just so tragic and devastating.
Kardashians kancel press tour,Find out why
I always say the kardashian clan wont cancel on an opportunity to make more money from being watched. Well well well...
Thursday, 5 February 2015
Photos; Some of our sexy celebs without make up
Once upon a time, seeing a female celebrity without makeup was like spotting a unicorn.
It just didn't happen.
It just didn't happen.
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
Christmas in February
Prince Tonye Princewill Campaign update
Girl Fight; Pageant Drama
A beauty pageant in Brazil ended in turmoil when the angry runner-up in the contest snatched the crown off the winner's head.
It all went down during the Miss Amazonas pageant in Manaus, the Amazon's largest city, during the coronation ceremony Friday evening. At first, runner-up Sheislane Hayalla hugged winner Carol Toledo when she was announced as queen.
Not smiling prevents wrinkles
Apparently people are taking this not smiling to avoid wrinkles in seriously.
Kim k mentioned it this one time that not smiling prevents wrinkles. Like aging is disease or something.?
Amber Rose can't dance.
Bruce Jenner's mom confirms that he's getting a sex change
Bruce has been the subject of many tabloid rumors as of late, speculating whether papa Kylie is transitioning from a man to a woman.
Well, those rumors might finally be put to rest by none other than the former Olympian’s mother, Esther Jenner
New couple alert: Nicki Minaj and Meek mill
Beyoncé goes vegan
The "7:12" singer is joining forces with her personal trainer Marcos Borges to launch a vegan meal delivery program. If you remember, Beyonce and Jay went vegan in 2013, and if you’ve been thinking about following in their footsteps, it just got easier.
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
New music videos
New music videos. Yemi alade feat Phyno- Taking Over Me
Harry song-Ofeshe
Watch after the cut... Enjoy
Yemi Alade feat Phyno
Monday, 2 February 2015
Photos: Kanye and he's frown take a picture
Hello, hello
Wonder why Kanye never smiles in pictures. He doesn't even keep a straight face always frowning. My kid bro said its cos of the accident he had in the past that affected he's jaw. Lols!
Wonder why Kanye never smiles in pictures. He doesn't even keep a straight face always frowning. My kid bro said its cos of the accident he had in the past that affected he's jaw. Lols!
20 facts about China most people haven't heard of
China is rather exotic and sometimes it’s almost impossible to understand Chinese people. Maybe these 20 facts will help you understand the country better.
1. Rich people in China can hire body doubles to serve their prison sentence.
It’s a common practice in China. There is even such a saying “America has the rule of law, China has the rule of people”.
Rumor has it: R. kelly beat up for refusing to perform
Watch Amber Rose dance shoki
Amber Rose at D'banj's 10 year Anniversary making an attempt to dance the shoki dance that's sweeping the nation.
Sunday, 1 February 2015
Pilots in helium filled balloon land in Mexico after 7000miles
OmG it's hard to believe but it's true... 
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Two pilots in a helium-filled balloon landed safely off the coast of Mexico on Saturday after a nearly 7,000-mile long trip across the Pacific Ocean. The pilots landed off Baja California about 300 miles north of Cabo San Lucas, greeted by a team of balloon enthusiasts who assisted with the landing. The pilots came in low and dropped thick trailing ropes into the ocean to help slow the balloon before setting down in a controlled water landing.
The trip shattered two long-standing records for ballooning.
Cesc Fabregas in Road Rage
Meet the woman who sewed Footballs for the super bowl for nearly 50years
Jane Helser of Ada, Ohio, joined Wilson Sporting Goods when she was just 19 years old. Fresh out of high school, she'd been working at a bakery that her neighbors owned. But Helser dreamed of buying a brand-new car, and her salary at the bakery wouldn't cut it. So she applied for a job at the Wilson factory just down the street from her home. And the rest, Helser tells PEOPLE, "is history."
For nearly 50 years, Helser was one of just two people who sewed footballs for the NFL. From 1966 to 2014, she worked four 10-hour shifts a week, during which she produced 150 footballs a day. To date, she's sewed more than a million footballs.
"It's a privilege," she says. "It's the ball that the NFL plays with and millions of people see it every Sunday during the season, out there on the field. It's such an honor."
Helser made footballs for the NFL for 48 years
COURTESY WILSON
Making a Football
It's a delicate art to produce an NFL football. A machine can't do it alone – though Wilson's certainly tried."People really don't realize what's involved," Helser, now 67, says. "They think there should be a bot or something. But you have to have a person behind the machine."
A football is sewn together inside out. The ball must then be manually turned right side out. This is where the machines go wrong.
"They have tried a turning machine," says Helser, "but it ends up tearing the leather or tearing the seam open.
"It's been tried at least once or twice and it never seems to work out," she adds. "I guess there are things in this world that people need to do, not robots."
But Helser had to train extensively before she was even allowed to touch a leather football. "We had to practice on these rubber footballs until we proved to the company that we were good enough to sew the leather ones," she says. It took about six months before she was ready for the real deal.
It's that attention to detail that makes Wilson the NFL's go-to source for balls. "They couldn't play the game without our footballs," says Helser.
"Well," she adds somewhat indignantly, "they could use some other brand, but we're the only footballs made in the U.S., so they should use ours. Wilson and I are very proud of the fact that it's made here in the United States of America, where it well should be!"
A Wilson football
COURTESY WILSON
Life After Wilson
Photo of the day: Graffiti Street
Hello hello, Happy new month.
Here's the first of photo of the day and it's Graffiti Street, I sometimes find this Graffiti creepy but Oh contra WOW. This is a work of art and to think there's an actual street somewhere in the world that u can see all the graffiti art u want. I just added this to my city to visit In 2015. Watch this space...
Photos from D'banj's show last night with Amber Rose
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