Nigerian indigenous rapper Reminisce aka Alaga Ibile is out with a brand new single dubbed ‘Ponmile’ (Meaning "Respect Me") on this Jospo laced beat.
Download and Enjoy!.
[MUSIC] Reminisce - Ponmile
Monday, August 7, 2017
[MUSIC] Reminisce - Ponmile
Nigerian indigenous rapper Reminisce aka Alaga Ibile is out with a brand new single dubbed ‘Ponmile’ (Meaning "Respect Me") on this Jospo laced beat.
Download and Enjoy!.
[MUSIC] Reminisce - Ponmile
Marijuana Company Buys an Entire Town In California Worth $5m
An entire town of 120 acres called 'NIPTON' has been bought by American Green Inc., a marijuana focused technology and growing company based in Arizona at a reported price of about $ 5 million.
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The company plans to make Nipton the country's first energy-independent, cannabis-friendly hospitality destination.
Nipton is a town near the Nevada border, about one hour drive from Las Vegas and over three hours from Los Angeles. The town has a hotel, general store and schoolhouse.
American Green said it will initially focus on bottling cannabis-infused water in the town. The production of marijuana edibles and the cultivation of cannabis won't be far behind in American Green's 18-month, $2.5 million development time frame.
"Return Or Resign, Enough Is Enough" - Angry Nigerians Tells President Buhari
A coalition of Civil Society and pro democracy group under the aegis of Concerned Nigerians today staged a peaceful protest march in Abuja asking ailing Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to resume or resign his office after he spending 92 days in London on medical rip.
Heavily armed mobile police men accompanied the protesters as they moved toward the gate of the Presidential Villa where they vowed to occupy until the President accede to their demands.
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They carried placards with inscriptions; "Resume or Resign Nigerians say enough is enough"; "Buhari ! Where are you?" "We Are Tired of Being Enslaved in Our Country," "Our Mumu Don Do"; "Buhari Called For Impeachment When Yar'adua Was Sick, Now We Are Calling For Same."
Heavily armed mobile police men accompanied the protesters as they moved toward the gate of the Presidential Villa where they vowed to occupy until the President accede to their demands.
The protest was led by Charles Oputa aka Charly Boy and the convener Deji Adeyanju. Below are more photos from the protest...
Checkout This Young Girl as She Puts Her Massive Boobs on Display (See Photo)
Lol, as she shared on Facebook..
Osun Commissioner Says Protesting Pensioners Are Public Nuisance
The Osun State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Adelani Baderinwa, has accused the pensioners under the aegis of the 2011/2012 Forum of Pensioners of constituting themselves into nuisance to the people of the state and blackmailing the state government at the same time.
Baderinwa said the constant protest by the group of pensioners was a public disturbance, describing their conduct as misleading and unbecoming of senior citizens.
The state government explained that the N6.314bn second tranche of the Paris Club loan refund was used to pay the July and August 2015 salary arrears, balance of 2015 leave bonus and the July 2017 salaries and pensions which amounted to a total of N5, 131,680,567.59.
He added that this was done in line with the recommendation of the Hassan Sunmonu-led Revenue Allocation Committee.
Baderinwa also said that the state’s internally generated revenue was not up to N1.5bn, yet the pensioners, who he said had chosen to be a tool in the hands of the opposition, allegedly lied that the IGR and PAYE was N9.5bn.
He said the gratuities of pensioners in the state were over N9bn and the state could not afford that now.
The statement read, “It is crystal clear that the so-called 2011/2012 pensioners group are obvious liars with their incessant political protests, and unbecoming of a retired civil servant who ought to be placed and respected as a senior citizen.
“The 2011/2012 pensioners group are a fraction of those who retired from service in 2012 to avoid being part of the Contributory Pension Scheme.
“It is disturbing and unfortunate that the acclaimed 2011/2012 retires have chosen to be blackmailing the Osun State Government and persistently constituting nuisance on the streets of Osogbo to the detriment of the peace-loving citizens through sponsored protest on the payment of gratuity and not pension.”
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The commissioner said this statement in reaction to last Thursday’s protest organised by the pensioners to press home the demand for the payment of their pension arrears and gratuities.
Baderinwa said the constant protest by the group of pensioners was a public disturbance, describing their conduct as misleading and unbecoming of senior citizens.
The state government explained that the N6.314bn second tranche of the Paris Club loan refund was used to pay the July and August 2015 salary arrears, balance of 2015 leave bonus and the July 2017 salaries and pensions which amounted to a total of N5, 131,680,567.59.
He added that this was done in line with the recommendation of the Hassan Sunmonu-led Revenue Allocation Committee.
Baderinwa also said that the state’s internally generated revenue was not up to N1.5bn, yet the pensioners, who he said had chosen to be a tool in the hands of the opposition, allegedly lied that the IGR and PAYE was N9.5bn.
He said the gratuities of pensioners in the state were over N9bn and the state could not afford that now.
The statement read, “It is crystal clear that the so-called 2011/2012 pensioners group are obvious liars with their incessant political protests, and unbecoming of a retired civil servant who ought to be placed and respected as a senior citizen.
“The 2011/2012 pensioners group are a fraction of those who retired from service in 2012 to avoid being part of the Contributory Pension Scheme.
“It is disturbing and unfortunate that the acclaimed 2011/2012 retires have chosen to be blackmailing the Osun State Government and persistently constituting nuisance on the streets of Osogbo to the detriment of the peace-loving citizens through sponsored protest on the payment of gratuity and not pension.”
Famous Singer, Rihanna Looks So Stunning as She Stepped Out For Crop Over Festival (Photos)
[COMEDY VIDEO] Ayo Ajewole (Woli Agba) - Dele and The Choristers
If you don't know it, then keep shut, see your life!!.
Enjoy!
Dele and The Choristers
Strippers In a Club In Sapele, Delta State (Photos)
A Facebook user, "Sapele Oghenek", shared a very sensual photo that was taken at a strippers club in Sapele, Delta state last Friday.
See full photo below...
Sad; Fatal Accident In Delta Killing 4 (Photos)
Four persons have been confirmed dead in a fatal accident that occurred along the Sapele-Warri road in Delta state over the weekend. According to online reports, a tipper climbed on top of the car killing all its passengers. See more photos below...
Sad; Fatal Accident In Delta State Killing 4 (See Photos)
Lagos-Bound Passengers Been Kidnapped By Unknown Gunmen In River
Unknown gunmen this morning kidnapped 15 occupants of a Lagos-bound bus belonging to God is Good Motors.
The hoodlums had accosted the bus at Elibrada, Emohua axis of East-West road in Rivers State.
The passengers and driver were said to have been ordered out of the vehicle before they were marched into the bush.
All Special Advisers Except One Been Sacked By Gov Wike
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers today relieved all his Special Advisers of their appointments except one.
A statement by Mr Simeon Nwakaudu, Special Assistant to the Governor on Electronic Media, said only the Special Adviser on Religious Affairs, Bishop Winston Iwo was retained.
Wow!, Check Out This Lovely Portrait Of Wizkid's Son (See Photos)
Above is a portrait of Wizkid's first son Boluwatife Balogun.
See Governor Ayodele Fayose's Reaction To Ozubulu Church Attack
Ekiti State governor, Ayo Fayose, has reacted to the massacre that took place at the St Phillips Church in Ozubulu, Anambra state yesterday. Fayose described the incident as devilish. See his reaction below
Oldest Woman In Anambra State Is Dead (See Photos)
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