The Nigerian Communications Commission has ordered all telecommunications operators in the country to stop all promotions and lotteries with immediate effect. According to them, a lot of customers have complained bitterly about the promotions and lotteries. This was made known in a statement signed by Tony Ojobo, the Director of Public Affairs of the Commission.
The Telecom Operators affected are; Globacom Ltd, MTN, Intercellular Nig. Plc,Visafone Comms Ltd, Etisalat, Airtel Networks Ltd and Multilinks Telecoms Ltd.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Oh No! PHOTOS: Cristiano Ronaldo Loses Vision In Both Eyes
Coach Jose Mourinho said that his ex-Manchester United ace ‘couldn’t go on because he had lost vision in both eyes’.
Although he wasn’t going to play, he arrived camp with the national squad, wearing a leather jacket and blue Nike cap but – presumably for the cameras – chose to hook his sunglasses into his T-shirt.
Pictures of Joseph Benjamin’s Birthday
HELLOFOOD Launches Online Food Delivery Website in Lagos
Hellofood lands in Lagos with the market-leading meal ordering platform.
Bringing the world’s best food delivery platform to Nigeria, Hellofood is the fastest and most convenient way of ordering food online. With more than 60 restaurants signed up in Lagos already, and loads more to come, customers can choose from all their favourite restaurants on one site, and order in a few clicks! Waste no time, just click HERE to get to their site and see what they have got to offer.
“Our belief is that ordering food online should be fuss-free, fast and fun”, said Joe Falter, CEO of Hellofood. Customers enter their area, find their favorite restaurant near them and with just a few effortless clicks, order over the internet.
Consumers are looking online for an increasingly large portion of their purchases, and restaurants want to be in on the action. “We expect a significant increase in customer numbers from the cooperation with Hellofood”, said Olayemi Shutti, of Marco Polo Oriental Cuisine. Olayemi believes the “online delivery service will be enthusiastically embraced” by their customers as it makes choosing and ordering food simple for the first time. Echoing similar sentiments is Victoria, owner of Bukka Hut. “Without a doubt, the exposure from Hellofood’s website and marketing support will increase my takings,” said Victoria.
Hellofood’s launch partners include restaurants in Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Lekki and Ikeja. Customers will soon be spoilt for choices with island-wide coverage and a greater variety of restaurant choices.
Look us up at:
Website: Click HERE
Facebook: facebook.com/hellofood.com.ng
Twitter: @HelloFood_NG
About Hellofood:
Backed by online veterans Rocket Internet, Hellofood has sister operations around the globe. Headquartered in Lagos, our team will soon be expanding to other cities in Nigeria, and to the rest of Africa.
For more information please contact:
Alfonso Pastor
Tel: +234 807 152 4662
Email: alfonso.pastor@hellofood.com.ng
Bringing the world’s best food delivery platform to Nigeria, Hellofood is the fastest and most convenient way of ordering food online. With more than 60 restaurants signed up in Lagos already, and loads more to come, customers can choose from all their favourite restaurants on one site, and order in a few clicks! Waste no time, just click HERE to get to their site and see what they have got to offer.
“Our belief is that ordering food online should be fuss-free, fast and fun”, said Joe Falter, CEO of Hellofood. Customers enter their area, find their favorite restaurant near them and with just a few effortless clicks, order over the internet.
Consumers are looking online for an increasingly large portion of their purchases, and restaurants want to be in on the action. “We expect a significant increase in customer numbers from the cooperation with Hellofood”, said Olayemi Shutti, of Marco Polo Oriental Cuisine. Olayemi believes the “online delivery service will be enthusiastically embraced” by their customers as it makes choosing and ordering food simple for the first time. Echoing similar sentiments is Victoria, owner of Bukka Hut. “Without a doubt, the exposure from Hellofood’s website and marketing support will increase my takings,” said Victoria.
Hellofood’s launch partners include restaurants in Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Lekki and Ikeja. Customers will soon be spoilt for choices with island-wide coverage and a greater variety of restaurant choices.
Look us up at:
Website: Click HERE
Facebook: facebook.com/hellofood.com.ng
Twitter: @HelloFood_NG
About Hellofood:
Backed by online veterans Rocket Internet, Hellofood has sister operations around the globe. Headquartered in Lagos, our team will soon be expanding to other cities in Nigeria, and to the rest of Africa.
For more information please contact:
Alfonso Pastor
Tel: +234 807 152 4662
Email: alfonso.pastor@hellofood.com.ng
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Singer 9ice & Son
Wow Zion is growing so fast. God bless him. Hehehe i can't help but say this, but Toni is still winning. #TeamLegalWives...Just like I am also #Team Annie. #Okbye
Must Read: What A Touching Story
Please read this: This is a real story of a young Ex-Unilag girl who passed away last month. Her name is Lola. She was hit by a car at Oyingbo on her way to work at Apapa. She was working with MTN. She had a boy friend named Emeka, a banker who was recently transferred to Abuja. Both of them were true lovers. She spent half of the day and most nights talking with Emeka on her phone.
Lola's family knew about their relationship. Emeka was very close to Lola's family in spite of the tribal differences. (just imagine their love). Click to continue.
Before she passed away at LUTH, she told her friends "If I pass away, please bury me with my cell phone" she also said the same thing to her parents.
After her death at LUTH, the attendants couldn't carry her body to the mortuary. A lot of them tried to do so but couldn't. So they went to call a priest in church who had the gift of communicating with the dead. He sprinkled some salt and water on the body and started speaking to himself slowly. After a few minutes, he said "this girl is missing something".
Then her friends told them about her intention to be buried with her phone. They asked them to bring a coffin, and then they opened it and placed her phone inside the casket. After that, they tried to carry the body which could now be moved and they carried it away easily.
Everyone was shocked. A day later which was Lola's birthday, Emeka came to their house with gifts but was so shocked to receive the news. He couldn't believe because he still spoke with Lola the previous day, he then tried calling her phone again in their presence and behold! It rang and Lola picked it and they were chatting. They called the priest to come and intervene and when he came and prayed for 5 hours, it was revealed that MTN is everywhere u go.
Chill,, don't hate me yet, cos I'm also looking for the idiot that sent me this......lolz. Buh una like gist sha.
Oya pass it on...share it with your friends.
Lola's family knew about their relationship. Emeka was very close to Lola's family in spite of the tribal differences. (just imagine their love). Click to continue.
Before she passed away at LUTH, she told her friends "If I pass away, please bury me with my cell phone" she also said the same thing to her parents.
After her death at LUTH, the attendants couldn't carry her body to the mortuary. A lot of them tried to do so but couldn't. So they went to call a priest in church who had the gift of communicating with the dead. He sprinkled some salt and water on the body and started speaking to himself slowly. After a few minutes, he said "this girl is missing something".
Then her friends told them about her intention to be buried with her phone. They asked them to bring a coffin, and then they opened it and placed her phone inside the casket. After that, they tried to carry the body which could now be moved and they carried it away easily.
Everyone was shocked. A day later which was Lola's birthday, Emeka came to their house with gifts but was so shocked to receive the news. He couldn't believe because he still spoke with Lola the previous day, he then tried calling her phone again in their presence and behold! It rang and Lola picked it and they were chatting. They called the priest to come and intervene and when he came and prayed for 5 hours, it was revealed that MTN is everywhere u go.
Chill,, don't hate me yet, cos I'm also looking for the idiot that sent me this......lolz. Buh una like gist sha.
Oya pass it on...share it with your friends.
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Away from the norm? She was spotted at the just held AFWLA 2012 in Los Angeles and she looked totally different.
Why I Killed My Grandmother And Neighbour
Olalonpe Ganiyu, until her death a couple of weeks ago, loved her relations to a fault. Blessed with several children, Olanlope, said to be close to a hundred years before her untimely death, showed great love and affection for her kin.
When one of her daughters died in early 2012, the elderly woman immediately took all the late daughter’s children into her custody. Olanlope lived at Yemetu in Ibadan, Oyo State.
Among the children Olanlope took into custody and caring for is 32-Year-Old Tajudeen Adekunle. But ever since Adekunle and his siblings had been living with their grandmother, the elderly woman and her grandson were said to have been dealing with each other like cat and dog. The no love lost relationship between grandmother and grandson came to a head recently when Adekunle allegedly hacked the old woman to death. Click to continue reading.
Evening of Sunday, October 15, 2012, Adekunle’s grandmother advised him to have a haircut as she was said not to be favourably disposed to his hair style. This had actually been a source of disagreement between them before that day.
The next day, Monday, October 16, 2012, when the old woman realised that Adekunle was not ready to do her billing, she reportedly refused to prepare the man’s dinner that day. This did not go down well with Adekunle who reportedly refused to change his ‘crazy’ hairstyle as claimed by the grandmother.
Both grandmother and grandson soon reportedly began to exchange abusive words.
When Adekunle realized that his grandmother was not backing down on her demands and insisting that he would not eat any food in the house that night if he failed to do what she wanted, he quickly dashed inside his room and came out with a cutlass, threatening the old woman with it.
But one elderly peacemaker, Busari Ogundeji, said to be a neighbour of the feuding family who could not pretend not to have heard the altercation between grandmother and grandson came around the house to intervene. When he got to Olanlope’s house, Ogundeji reportedly met Adekunle holding a cutlass and he reportedly joined Adekunle’s grandmother rebuking the enraged man.
Ogundeji was reported to have threatened that should Adekunle refuse to drop the cutlass and do what his grandmother ordered him to do; he would make him sweat by any means. At this point, Adekunle’s anger rose and he wasted no time in striking Ogundeji with the cutlass.
The cutlass reportedly inflicted deep cut on Ogundeji’s body and the elderly man slumped and laid in his own blood. When Olanlope saw what her grandson just did to a neighbour that had joined her to discipline him, the old woman made a dash for the door.
But Adekunle was faster. The hand holding the machete descended again but this time on his grandmother’s neck. The centenarian, like her male neighbour peace maker, also went down.
The two elderly citizens did not make it to the hospital before they joined their ancestors. Their corpses were later deposited at the Adeoyo General Hospital mortuary. Though it was reported that Adekunle upon realising what he had done made no efforts to flee the scene, he still held tight to the cutlass daring anyone who would confront him.
Adekunle was arrested. He was later transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Iyaganku, where he is being currently detained.
Adekunle managed to speak with reporters about his action:
According to him, he acted in self defense, saying that the threat not to give him dinner made him behaved the way he did. “I severally warned Mama to leave my hair alone but she refused to listen to me. What I did was the best solution to her problem.
The cutlass I used was the one we used to cut tree. It was kept inside the house. I hit her with the cutlass just to let me be. I did not know she would die. I just hit her with it to stop worrying me about my hair”, Adekunle said with no sense of remorse.
Acting Police Public Relations Officer of Oyo State Command, Joseph Oboyi, confirmed Adekunle’s arrest over the death of his grandmother and the man who came to make peace. Oboyi claimed that the accused would soon be prosecuted upon completion of investigations into the dastardly act.
When one of her daughters died in early 2012, the elderly woman immediately took all the late daughter’s children into her custody. Olanlope lived at Yemetu in Ibadan, Oyo State.
Among the children Olanlope took into custody and caring for is 32-Year-Old Tajudeen Adekunle. But ever since Adekunle and his siblings had been living with their grandmother, the elderly woman and her grandson were said to have been dealing with each other like cat and dog. The no love lost relationship between grandmother and grandson came to a head recently when Adekunle allegedly hacked the old woman to death. Click to continue reading.
Evening of Sunday, October 15, 2012, Adekunle’s grandmother advised him to have a haircut as she was said not to be favourably disposed to his hair style. This had actually been a source of disagreement between them before that day.
The next day, Monday, October 16, 2012, when the old woman realised that Adekunle was not ready to do her billing, she reportedly refused to prepare the man’s dinner that day. This did not go down well with Adekunle who reportedly refused to change his ‘crazy’ hairstyle as claimed by the grandmother.
Both grandmother and grandson soon reportedly began to exchange abusive words.
When Adekunle realized that his grandmother was not backing down on her demands and insisting that he would not eat any food in the house that night if he failed to do what she wanted, he quickly dashed inside his room and came out with a cutlass, threatening the old woman with it.
But one elderly peacemaker, Busari Ogundeji, said to be a neighbour of the feuding family who could not pretend not to have heard the altercation between grandmother and grandson came around the house to intervene. When he got to Olanlope’s house, Ogundeji reportedly met Adekunle holding a cutlass and he reportedly joined Adekunle’s grandmother rebuking the enraged man.
Ogundeji was reported to have threatened that should Adekunle refuse to drop the cutlass and do what his grandmother ordered him to do; he would make him sweat by any means. At this point, Adekunle’s anger rose and he wasted no time in striking Ogundeji with the cutlass.
The cutlass reportedly inflicted deep cut on Ogundeji’s body and the elderly man slumped and laid in his own blood. When Olanlope saw what her grandson just did to a neighbour that had joined her to discipline him, the old woman made a dash for the door.
But Adekunle was faster. The hand holding the machete descended again but this time on his grandmother’s neck. The centenarian, like her male neighbour peace maker, also went down.
The two elderly citizens did not make it to the hospital before they joined their ancestors. Their corpses were later deposited at the Adeoyo General Hospital mortuary. Though it was reported that Adekunle upon realising what he had done made no efforts to flee the scene, he still held tight to the cutlass daring anyone who would confront him.
Adekunle was arrested. He was later transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Iyaganku, where he is being currently detained.
Adekunle managed to speak with reporters about his action:
According to him, he acted in self defense, saying that the threat not to give him dinner made him behaved the way he did. “I severally warned Mama to leave my hair alone but she refused to listen to me. What I did was the best solution to her problem.
The cutlass I used was the one we used to cut tree. It was kept inside the house. I hit her with the cutlass just to let me be. I did not know she would die. I just hit her with it to stop worrying me about my hair”, Adekunle said with no sense of remorse.
Acting Police Public Relations Officer of Oyo State Command, Joseph Oboyi, confirmed Adekunle’s arrest over the death of his grandmother and the man who came to make peace. Oboyi claimed that the accused would soon be prosecuted upon completion of investigations into the dastardly act.
Why I Left My Banking Job To Become A Truck Driver with Dangote - Ph.D Holder
Henry Pender is a graduate of Political Science from the University of Ibadan. Pender graduated in 2000 and has worked as a banker, yet he is among the about 100 graduates undergoing training to become truck drivers; or rather logistics assistants. Pender is also the class governor of this first batch of trainees.
“After my service, I had the privilege of being retained at the Rivers State Primary Education Board where I did my primary assignment.
I was with them for about a year before I joined the All States Trust Bank, which is now defunct. I worked with them for three years before I joined the Ecobank, from there I moved to the Oceanic Bank before joining Ecobank again after the acquisition of Oceanic Bank by Ecobank. Click to continue reading.
“I had to leave the banking industry when I married my colleague, because the human resource policy then did not allow spouses to work in the same office. I felt that my wife should stay behind while I as a man would look around for something to do. It wasn’t easy, because the job was not forthcoming as I thought. I attended a couple of interviews at different places, but I didn’t get what I was looking for.
“When this opportunity of becoming truck driver with Dangote presented itself, I applied with open mind. I felt that this is an opportunity for a new beginning to move into a new paradigm that is not explored. We have just begun the journey in the Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT). I was pleasantly surprised when I came here to see people from different backgrounds and professions.
“We are all getting along very well. I am looking forward for an experience that would improve our larger society. Dangote has put something in place that would turn out to be a revolution in the transport industry in this country. I think this programme would eventually become a model that all organisations of international standard would adopt in no distance future.
“From personal point of view, I like driving. I have driven a lot since when I became a professional driver and I like travelling. But by coming here, I have been exposed to the academic side of driving. I feel that whatever I do as a graduate, there should be a level of expected difference from what a layman would do. I think the objective of employing graduates as drivers is for sanity to be restored on our highways. Most of us are victims of the recklessness of heavy truck drivers and this is what this initiative wants to address. We are being trained here to become complete gentlemen as drivers,” Pender said.
He explained that he has, essentially, decided to join the truck driving profession out of interest not for material reward.
“As at the time we had our interview, there was no mention of any material reward. It is now that we are hearing that after a successful driving for a certain period, or covering of certain mileage that one would own a truck or things like that. No such thing was mentioned; there was no mention of special incentives rather than we would be employed and paid salaries.
“What I would say lured me into joining the truck driving profession is the name Dangote that is known locally and internationally. I bet you that if it were some other companies that came up with this initiative, some of us may not be here but the mention of the name Dangote, one would know that there is quality; there is a personality behind it; there is international recognition; that is what lured most of us here beyond any other material gain.
“We only discovered the entrepreneurial incentive of this programme when we came here; when most of us have completed their registration. Being somebody who had the experience of the banking sector, I would quickly join Dangote, because I know I would have job security and we are enjoying ourselves here in the NITT as the pioneer batch of this training programme. I never knew there is an institute like the NITT in Nigeria. We are grateful to them for the knowledge they are impacting in us.
“I want to also use this medium to urge the youth of Nigeria to work hard. We have to make names for ourselves by working hard as it is not all of us who are children of the privileged, therefore we are here as part of our dignity of labour. I would rather stay here and do this work than apply for visa to go abroad and face all kinds of humiliation by washing toilets or driving taxi while I have a similar option here, which I would do with dignity and leave a good example for the upcoming ones,” Pender explained.
Culled from Weekly Trust
“After my service, I had the privilege of being retained at the Rivers State Primary Education Board where I did my primary assignment.
I was with them for about a year before I joined the All States Trust Bank, which is now defunct. I worked with them for three years before I joined the Ecobank, from there I moved to the Oceanic Bank before joining Ecobank again after the acquisition of Oceanic Bank by Ecobank. Click to continue reading.
“I had to leave the banking industry when I married my colleague, because the human resource policy then did not allow spouses to work in the same office. I felt that my wife should stay behind while I as a man would look around for something to do. It wasn’t easy, because the job was not forthcoming as I thought. I attended a couple of interviews at different places, but I didn’t get what I was looking for.
“When this opportunity of becoming truck driver with Dangote presented itself, I applied with open mind. I felt that this is an opportunity for a new beginning to move into a new paradigm that is not explored. We have just begun the journey in the Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT). I was pleasantly surprised when I came here to see people from different backgrounds and professions.
“We are all getting along very well. I am looking forward for an experience that would improve our larger society. Dangote has put something in place that would turn out to be a revolution in the transport industry in this country. I think this programme would eventually become a model that all organisations of international standard would adopt in no distance future.
“From personal point of view, I like driving. I have driven a lot since when I became a professional driver and I like travelling. But by coming here, I have been exposed to the academic side of driving. I feel that whatever I do as a graduate, there should be a level of expected difference from what a layman would do. I think the objective of employing graduates as drivers is for sanity to be restored on our highways. Most of us are victims of the recklessness of heavy truck drivers and this is what this initiative wants to address. We are being trained here to become complete gentlemen as drivers,” Pender said.
He explained that he has, essentially, decided to join the truck driving profession out of interest not for material reward.
“As at the time we had our interview, there was no mention of any material reward. It is now that we are hearing that after a successful driving for a certain period, or covering of certain mileage that one would own a truck or things like that. No such thing was mentioned; there was no mention of special incentives rather than we would be employed and paid salaries.
“What I would say lured me into joining the truck driving profession is the name Dangote that is known locally and internationally. I bet you that if it were some other companies that came up with this initiative, some of us may not be here but the mention of the name Dangote, one would know that there is quality; there is a personality behind it; there is international recognition; that is what lured most of us here beyond any other material gain.
“We only discovered the entrepreneurial incentive of this programme when we came here; when most of us have completed their registration. Being somebody who had the experience of the banking sector, I would quickly join Dangote, because I know I would have job security and we are enjoying ourselves here in the NITT as the pioneer batch of this training programme. I never knew there is an institute like the NITT in Nigeria. We are grateful to them for the knowledge they are impacting in us.
“I want to also use this medium to urge the youth of Nigeria to work hard. We have to make names for ourselves by working hard as it is not all of us who are children of the privileged, therefore we are here as part of our dignity of labour. I would rather stay here and do this work than apply for visa to go abroad and face all kinds of humiliation by washing toilets or driving taxi while I have a similar option here, which I would do with dignity and leave a good example for the upcoming ones,” Pender explained.
Culled from Weekly Trust
Pastor Oritsejafor Gets Jet Gift
President, Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, and founder of Word of Life Bible Church, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, has joined the league of Nigerian Preachers that own private jets.
Oritsejafor's jets, marked N431CB,was delivered to him,yesterday, at the celebration of his 40th year of being on the pulpit, which held at the Word of God Bible Church in Warri, Delta State.
Although,the aircraft was not flown to the venue of the occasion, the announcement of the USA manufactured 10-seater Bombadier/ Challenger 601 aircraft, at the occasion by one of the pastors,was greeted with loud ovation and applause.
The Challenger 601 is a heavy jet that sits up to 10 passengers and has a range of 3,900 nautical miles. It has a full enclosed lavatory and a flight attendant for additional comfort. The luxurious and spacious cabin of the Challenger 601 is perfect to conduct meetings or simply relax.
The jubilant congregation spent over 15 minutes congratulating one another even as the recipient did not make any comment on the jet said to have been purchased for him by the church.
Oritsejafor's jets, marked N431CB,was delivered to him,yesterday, at the celebration of his 40th year of being on the pulpit, which held at the Word of God Bible Church in Warri, Delta State.
Although,the aircraft was not flown to the venue of the occasion, the announcement of the USA manufactured 10-seater Bombadier/ Challenger 601 aircraft, at the occasion by one of the pastors,was greeted with loud ovation and applause.
The Challenger 601 is a heavy jet that sits up to 10 passengers and has a range of 3,900 nautical miles. It has a full enclosed lavatory and a flight attendant for additional comfort. The luxurious and spacious cabin of the Challenger 601 is perfect to conduct meetings or simply relax.
The jubilant congregation spent over 15 minutes congratulating one another even as the recipient did not make any comment on the jet said to have been purchased for him by the church.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Love Is A Beautiful Thing! AGN Reunites Fred Amata With Ibinabo
For those who were at the upscale Rumors Night Club in Lagos recently for the inauguration of the newly elected president of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Ibinabo Fibresima, one thing sprang up a surprise.
And it was the rekindling of the romance between the ex-beauty Queen and renowned actor-cum producer Fred Amata. Please click to continue reading.
The ace-producer who decked in black suit stormed the event venue, bubbling with life and ever willing to give his support to the mother of his beautiful daughter. Interestingly, upon sighting Ibinabo, who was looking hot in her minis, Fred could not resist her glamorous appearance as he immediately stretched out his hands and hugged her ceaselessly. It was an eternity…
Fred, it was learnt was at the event, to give his support to the half caste actress and also, to show her love again. Continue after the cut:
However, it would be called that during the electioneering campaigns, the renowned actor was strongly involved in campaigning for Ibinabo. It was no surprise therefore that he showed up at the event in support of Ibinabo’s victory at the polls.
By her inauguration, Ibinabo has made history as the first female president of the guild. The event was well attended and the official handing over was observed in a warm and peaceful atmosphere. The turn-out signalled an end to the internal squabbles and controversies which had almost reduced the integrity of the AGN.
Nollywood diva, Genevieve Nnaji, led others to publicly declare their support for the new boss of the AGN.
Fiberesima wasted no time in outlining her agenda.“We are starting with a health insurance and pension scheme for actors and actresses. It has never been done before. The motive is to put an end to the situation where actors go cap-in-hand to beg for money in times of difficulty.
“By the time we clock 100 days in office, the health insurance and the pension scheme would have been in place. As I speak, I’m just waiting for the data to ascertain how many actors and actresses who are members of the AGN.,” she stated.
Culled from Vanguard online
And it was the rekindling of the romance between the ex-beauty Queen and renowned actor-cum producer Fred Amata. Please click to continue reading.
The ace-producer who decked in black suit stormed the event venue, bubbling with life and ever willing to give his support to the mother of his beautiful daughter. Interestingly, upon sighting Ibinabo, who was looking hot in her minis, Fred could not resist her glamorous appearance as he immediately stretched out his hands and hugged her ceaselessly. It was an eternity…
Fred, it was learnt was at the event, to give his support to the half caste actress and also, to show her love again. Continue after the cut:
However, it would be called that during the electioneering campaigns, the renowned actor was strongly involved in campaigning for Ibinabo. It was no surprise therefore that he showed up at the event in support of Ibinabo’s victory at the polls.
By her inauguration, Ibinabo has made history as the first female president of the guild. The event was well attended and the official handing over was observed in a warm and peaceful atmosphere. The turn-out signalled an end to the internal squabbles and controversies which had almost reduced the integrity of the AGN.
Nollywood diva, Genevieve Nnaji, led others to publicly declare their support for the new boss of the AGN.
Fiberesima wasted no time in outlining her agenda.“We are starting with a health insurance and pension scheme for actors and actresses. It has never been done before. The motive is to put an end to the situation where actors go cap-in-hand to beg for money in times of difficulty.
“By the time we clock 100 days in office, the health insurance and the pension scheme would have been in place. As I speak, I’m just waiting for the data to ascertain how many actors and actresses who are members of the AGN.,” she stated.
Culled from Vanguard online
Anita Uwagbale- Iseghohi Welcomes Baby Girl
The Ex- Beauty Queen welcomed a baby girl last night in the US. Anita and her husband have 3 boys before now. She won the MBGN in 2004. God bless the new born.
Balance Your Life...For You Don't Know What Tomorrow Holds! RedSheet Magazine Editor Drops Another Hint
Sometimes our desires can be unlimited. We have to decide the level of basic necessities, what level of comfort and luxury we want for ourselves and our family. Life is too short. You need to set your priorities. Money and comfort is not everything which a family needs from you. What they really need is only you, your love, your time, because a family is incomplete even in the absence of one member. So we need to understand this and need to maintain a balance in our life.
Here is a true life story I wrote and I will like to share with you. Click to continue reading.
Mr. Kelechukwu was a hardworking man who delivered bread as a living to support his wife and three children. He spent all his evenings after work attending classes, hoping to improve himself so that he could one day find a better paying job. Except for Sundays,
Kelechukwu hardly ate a meal together with his family. He worked and studied very hard because he wanted to provide his family with the best money could buy.
Whenever the family complained that he was not spending enough time with them, he reasoned that he was doing all this for them. But he often yearned to spend more time with his family.
The day came when the examination results were announced. To his joy, Kelechukwu passed, and with distinctions too! Soon after, he was offered a good job as a senior supervisor which paid handsomely.
Like a dream come true, Kelechukwu could now afford to provide his family with life's little luxuries like nice clothing, good food and vacation abroad.
However, the family still did not get to see Kelechukwu for most of the week. He continued to work very hard, hoping to be promoted to the position of manager. In fact, to make himself a worthily candidate for the promotion, he enrolled for another course at the National Open University of Nigeria, Lagos.
Again, whenever the family complained that he was not spending enough time with them, he reasoned that he was doing all this for them. But he often yearned to spend more time with his family.
Kelechukwu's hard work paid off and he was promoted. Happily, he decided to hire a maid to relieve his wife from her domestic tasks. He also felt that their three-room flat was no longer big enough; it would be nice for his family to be able to enjoy the facilities and comfort of a condominium. Having experienced the rewards of his hard work many times before, Kelechukwu resolved to further his studies and work at being promoted again.
The family still did not get to see much of him. In fact, sometimes Kelechukwu had to work on Sundays entertaining clients. Again, whenever the family complained that he was not spending enough time with them, he reasoned that he was doing all this for them. But he often yearned to spend more time with his family.
As expected, Kelechukwu's hard work paid off again and he bought a beautiful condominium overlooking the Coast of Banana Island, Lagos. On the first Sunday evening at their new home, Kelechukwu declared to his family that he has decided not to take anymore courses or pursue any more promotions. From then on he was going to devote more time to his family.
The next day, Kelechukwu did not wake up. He died.
The conclusion of the whole matter is, do what you can with what you have and where you are. God knows how much to give, so don't try to spend all time earning money, instead experience some love with family, friends which is very essential for your long term happiness because you don't know what tomorrow hold's. Also we shouldn't ignore our life to enjoy our work and never work for life. So enjoy the life by keeping balance between job and work.
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Here is a true life story I wrote and I will like to share with you. Click to continue reading.
Mr. Kelechukwu was a hardworking man who delivered bread as a living to support his wife and three children. He spent all his evenings after work attending classes, hoping to improve himself so that he could one day find a better paying job. Except for Sundays,
Kelechukwu hardly ate a meal together with his family. He worked and studied very hard because he wanted to provide his family with the best money could buy.
Whenever the family complained that he was not spending enough time with them, he reasoned that he was doing all this for them. But he often yearned to spend more time with his family.
The day came when the examination results were announced. To his joy, Kelechukwu passed, and with distinctions too! Soon after, he was offered a good job as a senior supervisor which paid handsomely.
Like a dream come true, Kelechukwu could now afford to provide his family with life's little luxuries like nice clothing, good food and vacation abroad.
However, the family still did not get to see Kelechukwu for most of the week. He continued to work very hard, hoping to be promoted to the position of manager. In fact, to make himself a worthily candidate for the promotion, he enrolled for another course at the National Open University of Nigeria, Lagos.
Again, whenever the family complained that he was not spending enough time with them, he reasoned that he was doing all this for them. But he often yearned to spend more time with his family.
Kelechukwu's hard work paid off and he was promoted. Happily, he decided to hire a maid to relieve his wife from her domestic tasks. He also felt that their three-room flat was no longer big enough; it would be nice for his family to be able to enjoy the facilities and comfort of a condominium. Having experienced the rewards of his hard work many times before, Kelechukwu resolved to further his studies and work at being promoted again.
The family still did not get to see much of him. In fact, sometimes Kelechukwu had to work on Sundays entertaining clients. Again, whenever the family complained that he was not spending enough time with them, he reasoned that he was doing all this for them. But he often yearned to spend more time with his family.
As expected, Kelechukwu's hard work paid off again and he bought a beautiful condominium overlooking the Coast of Banana Island, Lagos. On the first Sunday evening at their new home, Kelechukwu declared to his family that he has decided not to take anymore courses or pursue any more promotions. From then on he was going to devote more time to his family.
The next day, Kelechukwu did not wake up. He died.
The conclusion of the whole matter is, do what you can with what you have and where you are. God knows how much to give, so don't try to spend all time earning money, instead experience some love with family, friends which is very essential for your long term happiness because you don't know what tomorrow hold's. Also we shouldn't ignore our life to enjoy our work and never work for life. So enjoy the life by keeping balance between job and work.
Follow him on Twitter: @Chris_ayojoseph
Meet 70-Year Old Annette Larkins
I'm sure you don't believe she is 70. Well, Annette's has got a secret. She does not eat anything that has been cooked. She is a vegetarian and her diet consists of organic vegetables, fruits, seeds and nuts grown in her own garden. And guess what, she also drinks rain water. Lol, just wow!
Expose Yourself, Your Business & Know Your Competitors! Attend The Magodo Market Place Exhibition 2012
It is with immense pleasure that we invite you to participate at the 2012 Market Place fair, which is scheduled to hold from the 17th to 18th of November 2012 at the MRA grounds Magodo.
A major objective of the 2012 Market place is to use the exhibition as a medium to bring to light the viable businesses and services that exist.
2012 Market Place fair promises to be a lifetime experience for all Exhibitors, as they will make invaluable connections with hundreds of residents, notables, and prospective clients etc. Please click for more details.
The Market Place fair, which will run for two days, is a conglomeration of over 60 suppliers showcasing their products and services, and this will be the first of its kind here in Magodo with an estimated attendance of over 1000 guests per day.
Other highlights for the Fair include Entertainments, Fashion shows. Comedians, dance performances etc. Also the children are not left out , bouncy castles, fun rides and all the yummy treats children love to eat.
For more details please click HERE.
A major objective of the 2012 Market place is to use the exhibition as a medium to bring to light the viable businesses and services that exist.
2012 Market Place fair promises to be a lifetime experience for all Exhibitors, as they will make invaluable connections with hundreds of residents, notables, and prospective clients etc. Please click for more details.
The Market Place fair, which will run for two days, is a conglomeration of over 60 suppliers showcasing their products and services, and this will be the first of its kind here in Magodo with an estimated attendance of over 1000 guests per day.
Other highlights for the Fair include Entertainments, Fashion shows. Comedians, dance performances etc. Also the children are not left out , bouncy castles, fun rides and all the yummy treats children love to eat.
For more details please click HERE.
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