Saturday, December 7, 2013
Mandela Tribute, by Obasanjo
South Africa's Nelson Mandela is a role model to the whole world. He passed away in December 2013 at the age of 95.
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Monday, November 25, 2013
Know Your Constitution
A campaign on twitter - Just follow @KYCInitiative
#KnowYourRightsNigeria is on going courtesy @KYCInitiative.The guest, Lawyer @princeoreshade is not sparing anyone.Join them CC: @eggheader
— Adeola|GenVoices.org (@AdeolaOyinlade) November 25, 2013
For the brilliant contribution of @princeoreshade today, get everything via #KnowYourRightsNigeria hash tag
— Know Ur Constitution (@KYCInitiative) November 25, 2013
#KnowYourRightsNigeria is 2day (Mon.) Time:4-5PM. Topic: Fundamental Rights Enforcement in Nigeria. Guest: Mr.... http://t.co/R9ADvbj3ZZ
— Shaykha Sahfeeyah (@Sapheeya) October 21, 2013
RT @KYCInitiative: #KnowYourRightsNigeria is 2day(Mon.) Time:4-5PM |Topic: The peoples Constitution with Barr. @DSamsonitodo| Don't miss it.
— EiE Nigeria (@EiENigeria) October 14, 2013
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Sunday, November 3, 2013
This is Jigawa, population 4 million, 361 thousand, and 2 people in 2006
I previously commented that Lagos swallows up Kano three times. I subsequently downloaded google earth to confirm this with real images, not just maps.
Interestingly, I also found interactive satellite images of Jigawa State, the slider bar lets you zoom in until you can almost count the trees. This is Dutse, the administrative capital of Jigawa State.
Some other key population centers in Jigawa are Hadejia at about 2 x 2 kilometers, Gumel slightly smaller, Zoma centered on a lake, and Birnin Kudu whose 4 km perimeter you might encircle in 30 minutes, jogging. There are impressive agricultural lands covering most of the state: see vast areas around Albasu and Aljara for example.
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Interestingly, I also found interactive satellite images of Jigawa State, the slider bar lets you zoom in until you can almost count the trees. This is Dutse, the administrative capital of Jigawa State.
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| The heart of Dutse |
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| A view from the skies, click to zoom in |
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Monday, October 14, 2013
Top Ten Most Watched Videos Of All Time On CHANNELS TELEVISION's You Tube Channel
The most popular videos are not completely of a barbaric nature with dishonourable fights over nothing more than a share of money,
you can also find dishonourable meetings over nothing more than a measly share of money,
some (gravitational) tragedy as would be expected in a society where dishonour is normal,
but thanks to enigmatic mismo pismos such as Patrick Obahiagbon, we find a little humour as well.
God bless Naija.
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you can also find dishonourable meetings over nothing more than a measly share of money,
some (gravitational) tragedy as would be expected in a society where dishonour is normal,
but thanks to enigmatic mismo pismos such as Patrick Obahiagbon, we find a little humour as well.
God bless Naija.
NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian politics and society.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Not enough Dignity, nor enough Respect
We have again reached an independence anniversary and a chance to reflect on who we are.
So President Goodluck Jonathan said, "[31] But again, I can reassure you that Nigeria’s place on the world stage today is strong and safe, and it is certainly a place of dignity and respect. We must continue to build on this by remaining a nation and a people committed to ideals, the noblest humanitarian values, and the rule of law." Read full speech here.
Sometimes a sportsperson or team shines, a film grips, a songster shares, a brainiac leads, a soldier cares, the world can't close its eyes to the great stuff we're made of, and our dream of dignity and respect becomes a reality. I crave more of such times.
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So President Goodluck Jonathan said, "[31] But again, I can reassure you that Nigeria’s place on the world stage today is strong and safe, and it is certainly a place of dignity and respect. We must continue to build on this by remaining a nation and a people committed to ideals, the noblest humanitarian values, and the rule of law." Read full speech here.
Sometimes a sportsperson or team shines, a film grips, a songster shares, a brainiac leads, a soldier cares, the world can't close its eyes to the great stuff we're made of, and our dream of dignity and respect becomes a reality. I crave more of such times.
NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian politics and society.
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