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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Us Grants Nigeria Direct Flight Permit !

Minister of Aviation, Fidelia Njeze, displaying the international civil aviation organisation's category one safety certification for Nigeria presented by American ambassador to Nigeria, Robin Sanders (r). With them is the permanent secretary, Ann Ene-Ita, in Abuja. Photo: NAN 

Monday, August 23, 2010

Tiger Woods and wife Elin Nordegren are divorced


Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren were married six years

Tiger Woods and his wife Elin Nordegren have divorced, the couple said in a statement posted on the world number one golfer's website.
"We are sad that our marriage is over and we wish each other the very best for the future," the couple said. They said they planned to "share parenting" of their two children. News of the split comes nine months after a car crash outside Mr Woods' Florida home set off revelations that he had been cheating on Ms Nordegren.
BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter says that golf insiders had "guessed.. that divorce proceedings have been underway for quite some time".
"Woods has been a rather more distracted figure than the one we have been used to seeing on the golf course, and of course his results have reflected that," Carter said.
BBC

Saturday, August 21, 2010

In Nigeria...

...Anything is possible!
Monkey taking a ride!
Trust me, its up to date!
Yeaah we know, NO PARKING
pics from punchng.com

Friday, August 20, 2010

Human powered car

An American engineer has developed a car that can run purely on people power and reach speeds of up to 60mph.
Known as the HumanCar Imagine PS, the vehicle is operated by hand cranks. The driver and passengers crank levers back and forth to generate power that propels the car. It can reach 60mph on flat ground and 30mph on hills.
The Imagine PS can accommodate up to four passengers and it's a case of the more the merrier, as more bodies mean more power. There's also a back up electric battery to boost power when there are less passengers.
Click to watch video

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Oju ti NEPA: Nigerians battle electricity outage with ingenious local device

INDIGENOUS light device: Oju ti NEPA

The body that is responsible for providing electricity in Nigeria, the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, formerly called National Electric Power Authority, was better known as Never Expect Power Always because of its poor performance. When NEPA was changed to PHCN, Nigerians still found humour in the new label and changed its name to Please Hold Candle at Night!

From the use of kerosene lanterns, Nigerians have graduated to the use of rechargeable lamps – made in Asia products that use fluorescent bulbs to illuminate the environment. Asian manufacturers, seeing its popularity, evolved the product for multiple uses and today, some of the rechargeable lamps which are imported into Nigeria are fitted with radio, cassette player and even fan. 

Pic of the week

Omotola On The Cover Of Y! Magazine

O2 AFRICAN MUSIC AWARDS


The African Music Awards aims to expose the incredible richness of African music and culture, showcasing the breath-taking performances from the Continent’s music giants and top musicians from the UK and America.
 
The AMAs is especially designed to serve as an authoritative information centre on African music and present the best of Africa’s music and culture, as well as positively contributing to the rich multicultural set up in the UK. The AMAs 2010 will as a result aim to provide a dynamic pipeline for both international and African show businesses to gain effective collaborations.

Vuvuzela among new Oxford Dictionary of English entries

Vuvuzelas came to prominence in the World Cup
and made an impression on the English language

You loved them or hated them during the World Cup - the vuvuzela. But there's no doubting the instrument's effect on modern culture following its arrival into the new edition of the Oxford Dictionary of English. 

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Ibrahim Babangida on Facebook

snapshot of IBB's Facebook page
A few weeks ago, the Nigeria president, Goodluck Jonathan had his Facebook page set up and as of today, there are over 160 thousand Nigerians on his page. From a Facebook’s statistics I read, there are over 5 million Nigerians using Facebook every day. And, if more than 160 thousand Nigerians could join President Goodluck's page in just few weeks, I believe more Nigerians on Facebook would soon join his page. 

Nigeria’s former military leader Ibrahim Babangida is following the footsteps of the president, towards strengthening his 2011 presidential race. I believe most Nigerians on Facebook are within the ages of 15 to 40, and will ‘IBB,’ as he is fondly called, be able to appeal the Nigerian youths in joining his page? I doubt. When ‘IBB’ declared his ambition to become the president of Nigeria if elected, he once said 'Nigerian youths are not capable of running the country.'

Monday, August 16, 2010

Timaya - Plantain Boy (Official Video)

Another nice video from Timaya. This video is natural and real! I am impressed.

Enjoy!

D'Banj - Mr Endowed OFFICIAL VIDEO

Check Out the brand new video!! This is the BRAND NEW video from D'Banj for the MR ENDOWED single.

This video is very crazy and funny, showing D'banj at his very best.