Wednesday, 5 December 2012
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MIKE ADENUGA DONATES N500M TO FLOOD VICTIMS IN BAYELSA STATE
Chairman of indigenous telecommunications company, Globacom, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jnr, has donated N500 million to flood victims in Bayelsa State. Yep! N500m! He presented the cheque to Governor Seriake Dickson in Abuja yesterday during a visit by a high-power delegation led by the governor from the state to Adenuga’s home. Adenuga said he donated the money because he was touched by the plight of the victims adding that his
contribution would make life easier for them. Dickson assured him that the money would be used
judiciously. We hope. Very generous of him and worthy of emulation.
VETERAN ACTOR, ENEBELI ELEBUWA IS DEAD
Nollywood actor, Enebeli Elebuwa has died. He passed away in the early hours of today, Wednesday, December 5, 2012. The news was confirmed by the PRO of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Frank Dallas. Elebuwa, 65, had been battling an
undisclosed illness for over a year and looked like he was getting better when people from his community visited him just a couple of weeks ago in India where he was being treated. His death comes shortly after that of other veteran actors like Akin Ogungbe, who died last week, as well as Pete Eneh, who passed on last month. So sad.
I CAN'T STOP USING COCAINE, YOU CAN'T BE A GOOD MUSICIAN WITHOUT IT- MAJEK FASHEK
“People must talk. But they make you popular; that’s the truth. You
cannot fight the press, you cannot fight the media. They are the ones
that will tell people what is going on, so I cannot fight the media.
They said I’m crazy, I use cocaine. Well I still use cocaine. I dey blow
my nose, I dey smoke my igbo. As I speak to you, I have cocaine in my
pocket and in my house. I still dey use am. I can’t stop. How will you
play music with a ‘normal eye’? You can’t be a good musician playing
without getting high. Pastors dem dey high too. The truth is that you
can’t be on the human level and give the message. The humans are looking
up to you, so you must be super- human to live up to their
expectations.” - Majek Fashek
52-YEAR-OLD WOMAN GIVES BIRTH AFTER 25YEARS OF MARRIAGE
I'm bringing this report to you so that women out there who are waiting on the Lord for the fruit of the womb can draw inspiration and hope from this woman. At 52, most women are already grandmothers, but for
Mrs. Olukorede Obamo, a teacher in Ogun State,
who got married 25 years ago, she wasn't even a mother yet until last week.
Pls continue to read after the cut...
ROB KARDASHIAN SAYS HE WASN'T TALKING ABOUT RITA DURING TWITTER RANT
ONLY 25% OF NIGERIAN WOMEN ARE WIFE MATERIALS - BARRISTER FRED AGBAJE
In a recent interview with Yes magazine, popular Lagos Lawyer and
human rights activist, Fred Agbaje spoke on how he copes with
Nigerian women and his perception of them. His words below:
“If you abandon your job and begin to pursue women, they will bring you down. The average Nigerian woman, they want successful men. Those who have
made their marks in their professions, those who have a name. But you
have to be careful to avoid them otherwise they will bring you down.
Otherwise they will cause you distractions. And let me tell you, it’s not all the girls out there that have
anything to offer you; it’s what they can take from you. Otherwise why
don’t they go for people who are still struggling?
75% of Nigerian women today, they want successful men. Meanwhile,
ask them what their contribution to help that man to greater heights,
nothing! I resume work 7 o’clock, I close 10, 11pm every day. So, I have no time for those frivolities. So, is it the type of me that one lady will be running after? I’m
not saying they don’t come after me, they come after me, but I know that
they just want to associate with the name and what they can get. Not
what they are going to contribute; they have nothing to contribute, they
have nothing to offer me and that is typical of 75% of Nigerian women
out there. That is why most of them remain single at 35. Because they are looking for ready-made men, not who they can build with. Not even coming in and helping you to develop further. That’s why you use and dump them”
I totally disagree with him. There are so many ladies who are doing great in their chosen fields and have made a name for themselves. Look around you, dear sir, and see women leading the pack in Fashion, Entertainment, Medicine, Sports, Journalism, Politics and in every industry you can think of. Sir, you sound so chauvinistic. Get over yourself!
FG SPENDS N9B ANNUALLY ON 10-AIRCRAFT PRESIDENTIAL FLEET
Acording to the information obtained from the government aviation agencies and airline operators,
President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration spends an estimated
N9.08bn annually to maintain the Presidential Air Fleet (PAF). PAF has the third largest fleet of
aircraft in the country with a total
of 10 aircraft, coming closely behind Aerocontractors Airlines, which
has a total of 14 aircraft. The PAF include two Falcon 7X jets, two
Falcon 900 jets, Gulfstream 550, one Boeing 737 BBJ (Nigerian Air Force
001 or Eagle One), and Gulfstream IVSP, one Gulfstream V, Cessna Citation 2 aircraft and Hawker Siddley 125-800 jet.
According to the NAF’s website, PAF’s
current staff strength consists of 47 NAF officers, 173 airmen/airwomen
and 96 civilian staff, both technical and administrative.The operational headquarters of the
Fleet is located at the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe
International Airport, Abuja, while the administrative personnel are at
the Federal Secretariat. Flight operations, training, aircraft maintenance
and general running of the fleet are funded by the Presidency,
according to the website.
Hmmmm (deep sigh), smh. Pls continue to see the cost of running the PAF compared to other developed countries...