Monday 11 August 2014

Governor Fashola checks out Ebola Isolation Wards


Governor Babatunde Fashola (SAN) was spotted checking out Ebola Isolation units at a hospital in the State recently.
The State government has been making tedious preparations in order to ensure that the Ebola pandemic in the State is contained.


Africa Finds Its Own Cure For #Ebola


LAGOS, NIGERIA – While America is busy injecting defenseless rats with the Ebola virus to systematically extract antibodies that can maybe “cure” Ebola. A group of extraordinary Africans have come together to find a more humane and effective cure for the disease.
Sources confirm that this potential cure does not involve harming rats, monkeys or any sort of animal and neither was it created in any fancy or expensive African research University or Hospital (that is if they even exist). These brilliant scientists…I mean pastors gathered inside Africa’s most lavishly equipped and weekly funded medical research facility … the Nigerian church … where several other cures have been discovered in the past couple of years. Including the cure for Aids, the cure for Cancer, the cure for Poverty and even the cure for Boko Haram just ask Pastor T.B. Joshua!
So while America is still playing around with rats, these Nigerian pastors are hard at work trying to find a permanent Human solution for Ebola….and they are close!
Their proposed cure unofficially called Annointing-Oil-ZTM has significant advantages over the recent American Z-mappTM serum used recently on 2 American health workers. For starters it does not need to be administered intravenously … it can be administered with a simple push I mean touch of oil to the forehead. Another advantage is that the oil is not temperature sensitive. Unlike the Z-mappTTM serum that has to be kept at subzero temperature and thawed out naturally, the Annointing-Oil-ZTM has shown significant stability in both low and high temperatures.
With just a few scriptures and Annointing-Oil-ZTM patients who had the Ebola fever or Malaria fever or any kind of fever for that matter … instantly showed a dramatic improvement in their condition. Data is inconclusive at the moment on the full potential of the drug and whether it can be commercialized in the near future. However,  the initial results are promising. And as more and more pastors from top Nigerian religious institutions come together to tackle this disease, the chances of a commercial solution rise even higher.
What is most interesting about this cure is that it is 100% crowd funded by thousands of worshipers every week. In addition to that, the Government gives significant tax breaks to these religious research facilities to encourage their research work.
“Without the Government tax breaks we would struggle to maintain our research facilities and also struggle to expand our health and healing ministries,” said Nigerian Clergyman Titus Theophilus, who explained that the Government tax breaks plays a significant role in ensuring that the ministry is well funded. “Thanks to them (The Government) we are able to get our message across to other parts of West Africa and have even been able to purchase a private jet for our head Pastor in case he needs to meet with other top researchers from across the world.”
So while the American Government is busy spending millions of dollars to build top University/Hospital research facilities and killing rats and monkeys in the process. The Nigerian Governments are instead busy investing in a much humane and arguably better solution which does not put a burden on their tax payers. A solution that is powered by weekly crowd funded tithes with additional but indirect support via Government tax breaks.
At the end of the day the Nigerian solution is brilliant as it does not put any pressure on the Nigerian Government to address consistent University strike issues or even Hospital strike issues. I mean who needs fully functional medical facilities and top notch University building when your country has some of the largest and most expensive churches in the world.
At this rate, a permanent end to Ebola might just be around the corner and it will shock the world to know that the solution Annointing-Oil-ZTM was made in Nigeria!

Tuesday 6 May 2014

Back in business

Am very sorry for the break ; i know u all have missed me and i hv missed u guyz too .......... was hving some issues dats Y. So to all( ABR) lest join hands to keep moving forward tanks a lot.....

Saturday 29 March 2014

Seems like popular singer turned born- again prophet, Soul E is not done with his prophecies of doom


 Soul E
In a recent interview with a national daily, Soul E
revealed that God had shown him more
revelations aside the one he gave concerning
Wizkid and Davido.
He said God revealed to him that two governors
will die before the end of 2015.
“He told me two northern governors will go, they
will die before the end of 2015. This is what God
showed me. Prophets come to tell you what God
is saying about a situation. Pastors will tell you
‘you are blessed,’ Prophets will tell you to be
careful or tell you not to marry the particular
person you wanted to marry because of the
vision they had seen.”
Soul E had received a lot of backlash over his
initial prophesy which gave a warning of doom
ahead for singers, Wizkid and Davido, even Aso
rock.
When asked why he did not contact Wizkid and
Davido privately to tell them about the prophecy,
he said, “They are not my friends and I don’t talk
to them. In fact, I have never seen them before
and I am not sure they know me. I am not saying
they are my enemies. I had to go on Facebook
and Instagram to pass my messages. I have said
what I want to say and it is fine by me. If they
want to take it, fine and if they don’t want to, that
is not my problem. I am not a pastor, I am a
prophet. A prophet announces his prophecies.

Sultan Of Sokoto, 10 Others To Speak At The Vatican


 The Sultan of Sokoto,
Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III, is expected to speak at
a symposium on Cultural Diplomacy and
Religion in the Vatican City of Rome, after being
nominated as one of the 11 speakers for the
event.
The symposium is to hold from March 31 to April
3.
According to a statement released on Saturday
and signed by Mr Dickson Omoregie, Country
Representative of the Institute for Cultural
Diplomacy (ICD) in Abuja, the symposium
would explore the use and potential of inter-faith
dialogue to promote discourse with the ultimate
goal of global peace.
It said that the symposium would provide a
forum that would unite religious leaders with
politicians, diplomats and academics in order to
create cultural platforms.
“The symposium will have the theme,
“Promotion of World Peace through Inter-Faith
Dialogue’’.
“Speakers and delegates during the symposium
will include religious and spiritual leaders,
leading politicians and diplomats, senior
academics and other dignitaries from around the
world,” the institute said.
ICD was founded in 1999 as an international,
non-governmental organisation with
headquarters in Berlin, Germany.

PHOTO: Check Out What KCee & Harrysong Are Up To


 Limpopo crooner, KCee & his Five star label
partner, Harrysong who are currently out of
the country on a business trip seem to
having so much fun.

Friday 28 March 2014

BBA winner Karen Igho is now a student of a university in the UK


 BBA winner Karen Igho is now a student of a
university in the UK. Karen is now studying Business Administration
and Management for three years at Newham
University. Then on course for Masters in Arts for
one year. Nice move karen

Rapper Olamide Is Going Back To School


 As you all know, popular rapper Olamide dropped
his school runs to pursue success in music and
now that the success has been achieved to an
extent, he said it's time to acquire education. His
words below:
“I dropped out of school for music but I intend
going back. I will be doing a professional course
in South Africa to study Music Business and I’m
certain about it. Hopefully in 2015.”

Thursday 27 March 2014

Nollywood director Moses Inwang releases pre-wedding photos


Nollywood producer/director Moses Inwang and his model/actress girlfriend Emem Udonquak just released their pre-wedding photos. The couple will wed on Saturday April 5th. Continue to see more photos..

Tuesday 25 March 2014

Kcee Visits The Bernabeu, Spotted With Cristiano Ronaldo [Photos]


So the Limpopo crooner shared these photos on
his Instagram page and his fans are divided over
the photos. Some claim they are photoshopped
and question why Kcee will go to that extent
while others think he didn't take a photo with
Cristiano Ronaldo but with his poster at the
Madrid museum

Why Families With Wives Richer Than Husbands Are In Danger — Actress Empress Njamaha


Famous not only for her acting, but also for
having being previously engaged in highly
discussed relationships with Timaya, Nollywood
actress Empress Njamah speaks on the issue of
welfare in the family.
According to Empress, while some women prefer
to be richer than their husbands, many men don't
want to marry wealthy ladies because they
believe such come with certain harms.
Speaking about the people of her profession, the
actress reveled she would never marry her
colleague because she couldn't imagine living
with someone whose job and income she knew so
well.
Empress added:
"Should you be more popular or get richer than
the man, then you are in trouble as this could be
dangerous. If you are on six figures and he is on
less, there is trouble. Men and their egos!"
Do you agree with her point of view?

Wizkid Finally Confirms His Relationship With Tania Is Over


 The story has been flying for sometime now in
the media but no one was sure until now. Wizkid
has confirmed it himself on a radio chat with
Gbemi on Beat FM. Below is what he said about
their break up:
"My friend [Tania] is fine. We’re cool. But I’m
single now, you know. But it’s all love. I got
love for her. She’s like my best friend
anyways."
It's funny how relationships work these days, you
just have to manage otherwise you can't cope
with ladies.

Wednesday 19 March 2014

Chika Ike Begs Twitter To Secure Her Account From Impersonators By Verifying Her


List of the 10 Most Powerful People in Media

The YNaija list of 10 Most Powerful People in Media under the age of 40 has just been released and yeah, I made the list. Woop, woop! These are people who have gone beyond their own careers and their own empires, and are influencing trends, leading on success, and driving people to action. 

From OAPs to moguls, these are the most powerful in Nigeria’s media space. Check on it after the cut...


Alex Okosi
Okosi is the Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Viacom International Media Networks Africa. As an executive, he made his mark by bringing by bringing the urban-music themed MTV Base music channel to Africa back in 2005. It was perfect timing; African music was at the cusp of a renaissance and the presence of MTV Base on the TV screens led to an explosion of quality visuals and great video content from artists. Okosi was selected as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and his influence in entertainment circles is undeniable. Only recently, Nigerian radio OAPs were nominated for honours at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards and they probably have Mr Okosi to thank for it.

Ayeni Adekunle
Ayeni the great started his career as a journalist working for the likes of Enconium and Vanguard but has evolved to become one of the most important media men this side of the Atlantic. His Black House Media group has worked with a range of important clients from Nigerian Idol and Nigerian Breweries to superstars D’banj and Ice Prince and he publishes Nigeria’s biggest entertainment website The NETng as well its weekly newspaper equivalent. In 2013, he convened the Nigerian entertainment conference that attracted the movers and shakers of the entertainment industry and business world, sparking dialogue and creating networking links.

Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi
No one has a presence on radio quite like Gbemi. Sweet, sassy and slighty tart, she has been working on the radio for over eight years and has quietly built a formidable fan base and listenership that has followed her from her days at Cool FM to her present gig at Beat FM where she hosts the Drive Time Show in the evening. A graduate of Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, Gbemi has also risen through the ranks to become head of programming at Beat FM’s sister station Naija FM. She is currently working on her upcoming television show.

Linda Ikeji
Everybody visits Linda Ikeji’s all powerful blog. It’s futile trying to deny, the Alexa rankings state otherwise. The blog has become the one stop shop for gossip, heart to heart dialogue, the occasional political commentary and yes, breaking news. Even the federal government is not unaware of the power of her platform, tipping her as one of the media partners for its centenary celebrations. She may do battle with a celebrity or two, but even they would agree that the publicity she offers is pretty much unparalleled. She generates millions in advertising but still manages to retain that girl next door persona.

Maupe Ogun
The television presenter and co-host of Channels television’s must-watch breakfast magazine Sunrise daily may be the only woman in the room most of the time, but she has managed to come across as one of the smartest. And articulate. And fearless. Always compulsively watchable, with her probing and unflinching questions, many an unprepared guest have been known to shrivel under her piercing gaze. Educated at the University of Lagos and the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, Ogun participated in president Obama’s town hall meeting with young Africans.

Mfonobong Nsehe
Nsehe’s prolific work with Forbes magazine Africa and Ventures Africa has resulted in the eventual recognition of previously under the radar Folashade Alakija as one of the richest people on the planet. As a staff writer with Forbes Africa, Nsehe’s brief is to profile Africa’s success stories and chronicle the lives of its rich and famous. Shunning the hype and the gloss, the Akwa Ibom-born journalist and blogger goes in to uncover the real picture.

Tolu Ogunlesi
Tolu is a two-time winner of the CNN/Multichoice African journalist of the Year, most recently in 2013 when he won in the Economic and Business category for his reporting on Eko Atlantic City. Ogunlesi once worked as a features editor for the defunct NEXT newspapers and his writing has appeared in various international media like The Huffington Post, CNN, UK Guardian and The Economist. He runs a weekly column on The Punch, Nigeria’s most widely read newspaper.

Toolz
Tolu ‘Toolz’ Oniru may get plenty of notice for her stunning physique but she has proved there is more to her than meets the eye. Bodacious, beautiful and brainy, she has parlayed her OAP duties on Beat FM into a position of power, being able to fast track or stall careers with her choice of playlist. Her other gig on the Guaranty Trust Bank sponsored Ndani TV is about to commence its second season and the accolades pouring in for that stint thanks to the probing-yet-breezy comradarie she exudes while interviewing her guests. Those skills translate from the radio to the small screen and her performance on the debut season of the X-factor Nigeria is sure to net her next year’s deal. Is there anything that Toolz cannot fix?

Toyosi Ogunseye
Ogunseye became one of the youngest editors of a major newspaper when she was promoted to editor of the Sunday Punch. She may be tasked with preparing the weekly but she still finds time to churn out powerful features like her three-part piece on the impact of gases released by a steel company on an upscale estate in Lagos state which won her a second CNN/Multichoice African journalist of the Year trophy, this time in the Environment category.

Uche Pedro
The now married founder of BellaNaija, the most popular lifestyle/entertainment website in the country has overseen the growth of BellaNaija from a single girl’s blog to mentions by Oprah Winfrey, CNN and a permanent home on internet web traffic assessor Alexa’s top 40 listings. Quiet, unassuming and loath to step out in public glare, Uche Pedro wields a lot of power as her site has been known to dictate the latest fashion trends, attract advertising mega bucks and corner the market on wedding photography.

Ladies, What Do You Think About This Dressing?

Very soon, our ladies will be going out without anything in the upper region. Many are already getting their...