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Thursday 27 July 2017

SOME DRESSES YOU WANNA TRY OUT FOR THE MEN


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US rights group arrives Nigeria over call to ban Saraki, 10 others from entering US

- A United States of American rights group has arrived Nigeria
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 - The group came to Nigeria on a fact-finding mission on the failure of the Nigerian Senate to swear in the Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court
 - The group also accused the Senate President Bukola Saraki of committing 'blatant abuse of power' Some members of a rights group stationed in the United States has arrived Nigeria over growing calls for the ban of the Senate President Bukola Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from entering the US. The rights group US Centre for Justice in Politics' arrival is sequel to the failure of the Nigeria Senate to swear in a Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court. This also comes weeks after a United Nations rights group, the People’s Right to Life Development Foundation (PELDEF) urged the congressional Black Caucus of the US congress to ban Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from gaining access into the US. 
- A United States of American rights group has arrived Nigeria - The group came to Nigeria on a fact-finding mission on the failure of the Nigerian Senate to swear in the Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court - The group also accused the Senate President Bukola Saraki of committing 'blatant abuse of power' Some members of a rights group stationed in the United States has arrived Nigeria over growing calls for the ban of the Senate President Bukola Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from entering the US. The rights group US Centre for Justice in Politics' arrival is sequel to the failure of the Nigeria Senate to swear in a Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court. This also comes weeks after a United Nations rights group, the People’s Right to Life Development Foundation (PELDEF) urged the congressional Black Caucus of the US congress to ban Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from gaining access into the US. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1117091-us-rights-group-arrives-nigeria-call-ban-saraki-10-entering-us.html
- A United States of American rights group has arrived Nigeria - The group came to Nigeria on a fact-finding mission on the failure of the Nigerian Senate to swear in the Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court - The group also accused the Senate President Bukola Saraki of committing 'blatant abuse of power' Some members of a rights group stationed in the United States has arrived Nigeria over growing calls for the ban of the Senate President Bukola Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from entering the US. The rights group US Centre for Justice in Politics' arrival is sequel to the failure of the Nigeria Senate to swear in a Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court. This also comes weeks after a United Nations rights group, the People’s Right to Life Development Foundation (PELDEF) urged the congressional Black Caucus of the US congress to ban Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from gaining access into the US. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1117091-us-rights-group-arrives-nigeria-call-ban-saraki-10-entering-us.html
- A United States of American rights group has arrived Nigeria - The group came to Nigeria on a fact-finding mission on the failure of the Nigerian Senate to swear in the Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court - The group also accused the Senate President Bukola Saraki of committing 'blatant abuse of power' Some members of a rights group stationed in the United States has arrived Nigeria over growing calls for the ban of the Senate President Bukola Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from entering the US. The rights group US Centre for Justice in Politics' arrival is sequel to the failure of the Nigeria Senate to swear in a Senator representing Akwa Ibom North Senatorial District Bassey Etim as ordered by a court. This also comes weeks after a United Nations rights group, the People’s Right to Life Development Foundation (PELDEF) urged the congressional Black Caucus of the US congress to ban Saraki and 10 other lawmakers from gaining access into the US. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1117091-us-rights-group-arrives-nigeria-call-ban-saraki-10-entering-us.html
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Tuesday 25 July 2017

BREAKING! Senate Passes Nigerian Peace Corps Bill

The Nigerian Senate today 25 July, passed the Nigerian Peace Corps bill on an advice by the committee on judiciary, human rights and legal matters.
 
The upper legislative chamber adopted a conference committee report on the bill before passing the bill.
The bill which had been long overdue had suffered a lot of setback in the past.
The report was presented by Bayero Nafada, a lawmaker from Gombe state. The bill will be forwarded to the president for assent.
 The report was presented by Bayero Nafada, a lawmaker from Gombe state. The bill will be forwarded to the president for assent.Meanwhile the National Commandant of Peace Corps of Nigeria.
Ambassador Dickson Akoh, is also standing trial on a 90-count charge bordering on alleged extortion and operating an outlaw organization.
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APC Chieftain, Kayode Fayemi Set To Face Prosecution Over Massive Corruption

All Progressives Congress chieftain, Kayode Fayemi is set to face prosecution over an alleged gargantuan fraud during his time as governor in a South-western state. An Ado-Ekiti High Court on Tuesday refused an application filed by former Ekiti state governor and current Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Dr  Kayode Fayemi  to halt the work of the judicial panel setup to probe his administration.
Fayemi had prayed the court to restrain the state government from probing his four-year tenure pending the hearing of a preliminary objection on the court’s jurisdiction.
In his ruling, Justice Lekan Ogunmoye, refused  Fayemi’s request for an interim order since  the defendants had filed a notice of preliminary objection challenging the competence of the court to hear the substantive suit.

The judge, however,  granted Fayemi’s other prayer for an accelerated hearing of the suit before it. He  ruled that the substantive suit will now be taken together with the defendant’s preliminary objection on July 31. Defendants in the suit are the governor, Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, state Assembly and chairman and members of the investigation panel.
 Justice Ogunmoye, who said he had taken judicial notice of all processes before him, said the decision of the court was rooted in law. The judge held that there was a pending notice of preliminary objection by the defendants in which the competence of the court to hear the substantive matter was being challenged.

While citing many authorities to buttress his position, Ogunmoye held that the issue of court’s jurisdiction over any matter was paramount and fundamental to any suit before the court, hence it should be determined so that its adjudication would not be rendered futile.
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“I have no power to grant the application for interim injunction before me but justice of the matter demands that it will be given an accelerated hearing. The motion is hereby refused,”
he said.
He, therefore, adjourned the suit to July 31, for definite hearing. In his reaction, Fayemi’s counsel, Chief Rafiu Balogun,  said the court was fair to both parties by refusing the interim injunction and granting his client’s prayer for accelerated hearing of the substantive suit.
Also reacting, the defendants’ counsel, Mr Daniel Alumun, said it was right for the court to consider the preliminary objection, saying the claimant cannot stop a statute from running.
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BREAKING! Many People Reportedly Trapped As A Building Collapses In Lagos Island


Many people are currently trapped in the rubble of a collapsed building in Lagos, The Nation reports.
It was gathered that the building, located at Karena Street, Campus Bus Stop in Lagos Island caved in this afternoon.
Already, officials of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) and other stakeholders have moved to the scene to evacuate the victims.


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Princess Vitarah Reveals That She Masturbate 10 Times Every Week & It Makes Her Sleep

This is quite extreme, but in entertainment, anything sells. A Nigerian singer who goes by the name Princess Vitarah, has just revealed to the whole world what she does privately with her horny pot.

Controversial US-based Nigerian artiste, Princess Vitarah, who had, a few months ago, got tongues wagging after she released a music video titled 'Nigerian honeypot', asserting that Nigerian women have the 'tightest', 'softest' v*gina, has set the social media buzzing again.
The ebony black s*xy rapper, in a newly released music video which was shot in her bedroom, revealed to the whole world, what she does privately in her room, disclosing that she masturbates at least 10 times a week, adding that sometimes she masturbates 3 times in a day, and that it makes her sleep better.

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Tuesday 4 July 2017

6 DANGEROUS SKIN INFECTIONS YOU DIDN'T TAKE IMPORTANT

6 DANGEROUS SKIN INFECTIONS YOU DIDN'T TAKE IMPORTANT

Well,there is a saying which goes 'knowledge is power',somethings majorly in life we do not take important until they have taken place and we are being affected by their actualization.


1)ECZEMA:This is known as a transferred infection, this is a round discoloration of the skin,
 this can be avoided by personal cleanliness,avoid sharing of clothes,towels, pales,making sure that
bedding are neat as we as being clean.

2)ACNE(PIMPLES):this is caused by excessive body oil when excessive sweat is being left on the body,so you don't wanna leave sweat being dried up as an habit,gut a towel .


3)Psoriasis:what is psoriasis? This skin condition, which causes raised red patches to form on knees, elbows, scalp, and/or torso, and currently affects approximately 7.5 million Americans, according to the National Psoriasis Foundation. Psoriasis occur when skin cells grow too quickly.,use good body soap to recover that good skin color of yours.


4)IMPETIGO:Impetigo is a highly contagious skin condition. It usually occurs on the face, neck, and hands of young children and infants. Children who wear diapers also tend to get it around the diaper area.Impetigo usually goes away within two to three weeks.


5)HEAT RASHES:this is an infection caused by subsequent exposure to hot temperatures,which can be handled by subsequent exposure to moderate cold temperatures and taking adequate vitamins.


6)SUN-BURN:this is cause when exposed to adverse sunlight radiation as it is felt mainly in Africa as there is adverse impact of solar radiation on the earth,and can be avoided with the use of shades.



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CASUAL WEARS

Casual wear

Our national dress is shalwar kameez but the grow of countless new designers have also given a wide range to this term and now there are various new stitching patterns, designs, cuts and styles making the variety in Pakistani suits. Whether it is casual wear or formal wear, designers are making amazing pieces for you to choose and look great. Designer wear is the new style in these days; everyone wants to spend their money in something with artistic designs and cuts. Therefore all designers today are renewing their designing ideas in order to meet the fashion needs and wishes of their clients and customers.
There are numerous designers and fashion houses that provide Pakistani suits as well as Indian suits. One of the most popular names in such fashion houses is Exclusive; it is established in 1993 and maintained till yet. Exclusive is one of the pioneers where all formal, casual, party wearing, handy and stylish dresses are prepared with the latest fashion trends. At present, there are two branches in Karachi where available all your readymade, gorgeous and affordable outfits. This fashion house is very popular and a huge number of costumers go there for the shopping.


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BRIDAL MAKEUP TIPS

Bridal makeup tips
India is a land of colorful people, rich traditions and natural beauty. Indian people celebrate their parties and weddings very gorgeously. They leave no stone unturned to make the event completely memorable. Bridal is an important part of the wedding, she starts her care from one month ago from wedding day. She gives attention to her nails, legs, skin, hairs, hands and feet as they all are stained with daily life, hot air, rays of sun and pollution. The moisture and glow is all gone and skin becomes dull. If you will apply on this skin, you will look ugly. So you need some special care just like pedicure, manicure, mehndi, hair dye, facial, massages and cleansing etc to bring back the moisture and glow of your skin and make it fresh. Makeup is a vital part of bride’s preparation, without this she cannot ready. Bridal makeup should not so heavy otherwise it will not suit. Apply dark yellow color of foundation at night time and light yellow for the day. Wearing glittering dresses with light makeup becomes a miss matched pair. With such heavy dresses, you need to join up all accessories otherwise your money on dress will go uselessly.  
                                                                                                                                                                                                             
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