Late Abiola was killed on June 4, 1996 while working
alongside other pro-democracy activists to actualise the mandate of her
husband, while on her way to see a foreign diplomat on the street of Lagos.
Thursday, 5 June 2014
Late Kudirat Abiola's children cries for justice
Sunday, 25 May 2014
Nuggets for you
- Never delay, use the treasure in your hand right now to create more treasures
- Do not wait for encouragement from others, discouragement is more out there
- Stand firm and fight back, no matter the situation
- Behind the scene of a movie is not fun at all, but the movie itself is a lot of fun
- Do not underrate yourself, you are the only you that exists in the whole of creation
- It is only success that have friends, failure is lonely
Happy Birthday Day Jude
Happy birthday to this handsome and rare gem, the number 1 fan of BB, this is to wish you a fabulous birthday and lots of love from BB, more grace, wealth, good health and every good and pleasant gift from God.
Have a continued fabulous day.
Have a continued fabulous day.
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Friday, 16 May 2014
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
Cute Bride
I love weddings soooo............ you'll see more bride's make up was done by penielsPLACE, more coming
Monday, 12 May 2014
Protest in Ghana Over Chibok Girls
According to punch's report...
The Chibok schoolgirls, aged between 16 and 18
years, were abducted by Boko Haram, last month.
Hundreds of women on Sunday staged a peaceful
protest in Accra, Ghana, against the kidnap of over 200 students of Government
Girls’ Secondary School, Chibok, Borno state, by Boko Haram.
The women marched through some major streets of
Accra and ended at the Nigerian High Commissioner’s premises where a petition
signed by over 300 people was presented to the High Commissioner.
The protesters carried placards with various
inscriptions, and chanted solidarity songs to bring back the kidnapped girls.
Some of the inscriptions read, “Bring back our
girls,” “Release the girls now,’’ “We want action now.”
Eugenia Menson, Chief Executive Officer, Young
Educators Foundation, who read the petition on behalf of the group, said there
was the need to respect the right of the girls.
She said the abducted girls had the fundamental
human rights to be educated, and they had the inalienable right to be girls.
Menson urged the Nigerian Government to act
swiftly.
She said the protesters were just a
representative of the swelling voices of Ghanaians and other people round the
world who believe that “any extra second we spend not finding our girls was one
second too many.”
Menson also urged the High Commissioner to press
upon the Nigerian government to do everything possible within its power to
bring back the girls.
His Excellency Ademola Onafonoka, Nigerian High
Commissioner to Ghana, assured the group that the Federal Government was
working tirelessly to bring back the girls.
“Let me thank you for your out pouring of
emotions, and solidarity for your empathy.
“I am assuring you as a father that our daughters
will be found and brought back to all of us alive and well,’’ he said.
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Sunday, 4 May 2014
The president I want (Chimamanda Adichie)
Some of my relatives lived for decades in the North, in Kano and Bornu. They spoke fluent Hausa. (One relative taught me, at the age of eight, to count in Hausa.) They made planned visits to Anambra only a few times a year, at Christmas and to attend weddings and funerals. But sometimes, in the wake of violence, they made unplanned visits. I remember the word ‘Maitatsine’ – to my young ears, it had a striking lyricism – and I remember the influx of relatives who had packed a few bags and fled the killings. What struck me about those hasty returns to the East was that my relatives always went back to the North. Until two years ago when my uncle packed up his life of thirty years in Maiduguri and moved to Awka. He was not going back. This time, he felt, was different.
Friday, 2 May 2014
SAY A PRAYER FOR NIGERIA
I know everyone is saying we have been praying and nothing seems to happen positively, but we just need to continue to pray to our creator for intervention. Whether we like it or not, this is our problem, if our land is not peaceful, we cannot experience absolute peace and we cannot enjoy our stay on it, our land needs divine healing as it has soaked too much blood. We need mercy and a total healing from our creator.
Lord the creator of heaven and earth, please have mercy on our land and heal Nigeria. Amen.
It is also important to say here that, if there is anyone out there that has an idea of what can be done to help our dear nation restore her peace and stability, please suggest it, as continious blames will take us no where, the aim is for peace to reign and stability regained, achieving this aim is what we should focus on, this is our problem and we need a solution.
May the peace of the Lord be with Nigeria in Jesus name amen.
Thursday, 1 May 2014
#BringBackOurGirls – Genevieve Nnaji: “Enough of these Setbacks
I’ve always been of the belief that less words and more action speaks greater volumes.
But in this case of no foreseen action, I believe some talking is in order. The abduction of these young girls goes against everything that we as Africans fought for, for so many years.
What we as Nigerians have been faced with and have been fighting over these past years. Not to mention what we women and mothers still fight against till this very day.
Kidnapping, abduction, slavery, child bride and the complete disrespect and disregard for human life and rights is…in my opinion, every wrong that seems to be getting away here.
Another explosion rocks Abuja
Another blast has happened at Mopol Junction Bus Stop, Nyanya,
Abuja this evening. Casualty
level not yet confirmed, but a number of people have died, and security
operatives have taken over the area.
Casualty
levels not yet confirmed, but a number of people have died, and
security operatives have taken over the area. - See more at:
http://gistreel.com/2014/05/01/breaking-news-another-explosion-rocks-nyana-abuja/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter#sthash.Ml23Ebj8.dpuf
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