LOL! Nigerians Have Start Recreating The Viral Photo Of A Man Relaxing On Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge

Nigerians have started recreating this viral photo of a man relaxing on Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge with his car and a bottle of wine.

Lol! Check them out below…

See picture of a teenage who shared his after-sex pictures with his girlfriend

The boy who is believed to be between 13 to 16 years old ‘broke the internet’ after he had sex with his Girlfriend and shared theirs after sex photo on social media. He (Kwazi Mnqobi Mdletshe) was so proud of his achievement that he even went as far as setting the picture as his Facebook profile picture and it has since gone viral 24hours after he posted the photo it already has 8,500 Likes, 2,969 Shares, and 3,3000 Comments.
It appears to be a family thing as his mother is also a slay queen who shares semi-Nood photos on social media, and also his kid sister judging by her facebook account also share semi-Nood photos.
See photos of his mum and younger sister;
smh....this One na slay family
it really runs in d family i can see that.
Just negodu NobsmallTin at all as them get sex industrialized network for dier compound
Wasted generation,family tradition
NO WONDER...USELESS FAMILY! MOTHER N SON...DESPICABLE
Umu Ekwensu!Legodu!Very Hopeless!Nawaa O!
Umu Ekwensu!Legodu!Very Hopeless!Nawaa O!
hell is real
All these so called celerity or slay Queen cause more harm than good . The statement train a child d way he should go has not been working

African-American Singer, Akon seen with one of his wives at CDG Airport in France

American-born Senegalese singer, Aliaume Damala Badara Akon Thiam, better known as Akon was pictured with one of his wives at CDG airport in Roissy en France, France. This is the latest wife of the businessman who practices polygamy – His other wives including Rosina Bruck and Tomeka Thiam. He also has multiple girlfriends and has several kids

Breaking News: Cameroon Deports 100,000 Nigerians

Cameroon has deported 100,000 Nigerian refugees in the hope of stemming the spread of terrorist group Boko Haram, Human Rights Watch (HWR) said on Wednesday. The group said in its new report that the deportation defied a plea by UN refugee agency to not return anyone to north-eastern Nigeria, where Boko Haram killed thousands of people, until security and human rights situation improved considerably.” The HRW report noted that the deported people were likely to face new violence, displacement and destitution. The group, which investigates allegations of human rights abuses worldwide, says the report is based on interviews with more than 60 refugees. It added that soldiers tortured, assaulted and sexually exploited Nigerian asylum seekers and denied them access to the UN refugee agency. The rights group claimed Cameroon deported, often violently, tens of thousands of the refugees since early 2015. “The Cameroonian military torture and abuse of Nigerian refugees seems to be driven by an arbitrary decision to punish them for Boko Haram attacks in Cameroon and to discourage Nigerians from seeking asylum,” said HRW Associate Refugee Director, Gerry Simpson. Boko Haram had posed steady threat to communities in north-east Nigeria and launched offensives in neighbouring Cameroon, Chad and Niger. The group’s goal is to enforce strict interpretation of Islamic law, known as sharia. Since 2009, tens of thousands of people have died in the hands of Sunni fundamentalists in the region. According to the UN, an estimated 2.7 million people fled their homes due to Boko Haram. NAN r

Huge!! Coca-cola Nigeria Okays $600m For Expansion (Details)

Coca-Cola Nigeria will invest $600 million by 2020 to boost sales, in line with a global strategy to extend the product range beyond its soft drinks. The unit of the Atlanta-based beverage maker plans to expand its offering of drinks to include flavored and condensed milk, iced tea and bottled water to meet demand in Africa’s most populous country. Its President, West Africa operation, Peter Njonjo spoke in an interview in Lagos, said: “Our objective is to provide whatever beverages you need across your life stages.” The money is part of a pledge by Coca-Cola to invest $17 billion in Africa by 2020. Its Global Chief Executive Officer James Quincey has said the company needs to grow beyond its biggest brand and has called for the soda giant to become a “total beverage company,” being less reliant on carbonated soft drinks. Last year, Coca-Cola bought a 40 per cent stake in Nigerian juice and dairy company Chi Ltd. for $240 million and said at the time it intended to take total control within three years. Coca-Cola has felt the pinch of an economic slump in Nigeria caused by a decline in output and prices of oil, the nation’s main foreign-exchange earner, and dollar shortages. The economy expanded 0.6 per cent in the three months through June, ending five straight quarters of contractions that saw gross domestic product shrink 1.6 per cent in 2016, the first time since 1991. High inflation increased production costs, while the price of imported goods rose due to the dollar scarcity, just as consumers had less money to spend, Njonjo, 41, said. The company, which has 3,600 direct employees, 11 bottling plants and 30 distribution depots across Nigeria, isn’t listed in the West African nation and Njonjo declined to share details on production capacity or earnings. After peaking at 18.7 per cent in January, the inflation rate fell to 16 per cent in August, while food prices have continued to surge. This is “a big issue,” for Coca-Cola, present in Nigeria since 1951, Njonjo said. “As disposable incomes start getting under pressure, expenditure in products like ours start becoming inaccessible to most consumers,” he said. In response to the challenges in Nigeria, Coca-Cola increased prices, introduced new product-sizes and sought more inputs locally. To reduce its foreign-exchange exposure, the company plans to raise to 75 per cent the share of raw materials produced in Nigeria by 2020, from 70 percent currently, Njonjo said.

Must See: 10 Things To Check While Choosing A Husband In Nigeria

It is a good thing to decipher that prince charming if really he is husband material to avoid stumbling upon. There is this rampant saying that ‘real men are difficult to find.’ How true is this? Well, let’s harness few things to check while choosing a male life partner, not just a male lover! 1. Am I a side-chick? Yes, dear ladies, you should ascertain your stance in the relationship so as to discover what really he sees you as. 2. What does he take me as? My dear, you might be an alternative to his boredom. Do check, check and check. 3. Is he ready? Is he, really? Does his readiness register in your IQ? Is he financially, emotionally, physically and spiritually ready? Or is he just trying to fulfil all righteousness, from maybe his family or likewise? 4. Are you ready? Suppose he is ready, are you, also? Are you looking up to married Amaka and also wants to be classified among the married? Are you jumping into marriage because of pressure? Maybe, because everyone is? Or perhaps, because you are of age? Don’t compromise your future with mere thoughts. 5. What does he do to earn a living? Dear dear, don’t let expensive gifts blind you as it may turn expensive poo. Check what he does for a living? Many ladies feel reluctant in this area. But I tell you dear, you are feeling reluctant for your future. 6. Where is he from? Does his people approve you? Do yours approve him? Do they? Check all these minors things to fuel your happiness, loveliest. 7. Does he love you? If you think it doesn’t matter, sooner or later, you will know it does. 8. Do you love him? Please, always marry who you love and who could catch a grenade for you. 9. Does he have what I call ‘marriage maturity? I mean, does he know what he is jumping into? Will he tomorrow turn you into a punching sack? Will he tomorrow throw you out of his house? Study him. 10. Is he a drunk? Does he flirt? What are his bad characters? Figure these out! A drunk will make a bad companion. A flirt will still look outside for other skirts.