Dave was a sound Engineer in Lagos. He was on his way to an event at Admiralty using the same bike with the keyboardist Philip . They had an argument with the bike man who was an Aboki man over N100 which resulted in a fight. #JusticeForDave
The other Hausa men around the area, doubled up and beat the two men using sticks, stones and whatever they could lay their hands on. They videos-recorded the whole act. In the video they were heard boasting. “We we be Hausa men”
They beat Dave to death but they didn’t stop there
They poured fuel on him and set his body ablaze, burning him beyond recognition . The saxophonist, Frank, went to the scene to try to access the situation and possibly separate them but he was beaten to coma and is currently fighting for his life alongside Philip.
This didn’t happen in Kaduna, Sokoto or Taraba. This happened in Lagos State the heart of Yorubaland.
Dave was not a thief.
Dave was not a fraudster
Dave was not a criminal
Dave was a young Nigeria struggling and making an honest living. #JusticeForDave
Few days ago someone raised concerns about the high influx of Hausa men into Lagos state and questioned their motive and sponsors. Some people scorned him as if he was saying nonsense. We are beginning to see the result. These men are already feeling like they own Lagos too
They fell they own Lagos because if they even had the slightest fear that ‘this is someone else’s land’ they wouldn’t have committed that dastardly act.
The Yorubas need to wake up from slumber. The igbos, Akwa Ibomites and Cross Riverians need to wake up from their slumber.
We haven’t even finished mourning the gruesome murder of Deborah in Sokoto and they took it to our very doorstep to show us that Alaye you can’t do anything. How long will this continue? Is it a crime to be a Nigerian? What is the value of the Nigerian citizenship and passport?
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Don’t take Felvin in an empty stomach
Don’t take Felvin in an empty stomach
Don’t take Felvin in an empty stomach
Don’t take Felvin in an empty stomach
Felvin is the brand name for a painkiller called Piroxicam which is commonly used by women to fight menstrual cramps
Felvin belongs to a class of drugs called NSAIDs. If abused continuously or if continuously taken in an empty stomach, it can cause what is called NSAID-induced ulcers in your stomach. This is a type of ulcer which does not respond to conventional anti-ulcer medications.
For people who already have ulcers, Felvin can cause worsening of symptoms if abused or taken in an empty stomach continually. Effect can be worse enough to lead to torrential GI bleeding with vomiting and stooling of blood. Felvin and other drugs belonging the NSAIDs family MUST
The most cheated character in #amvca8 last night was this bridge. It deserved an Award as the highest number of appearances in Nollywood movies 😂🙌🏼
9 facts You didn’t Know about the Third Mainland Bridge
1. It is one of the three bridges linking Lagos Island to the mainland. That’s the origin of its name. The other bridges are the Eko and Carter Bridge.
2. It was constructed by Julius Berger Ng
3. It was commissioned by Head-of-State, General Ibrahim Babangida, commissioned on his birthday – 17th August,1990.
4. It has a total length of 11.8 km and was the longest bridge in Africa until 1996 when the 20.5 km long “6th October Bridge”located in Cairo,Egypt was completed
Brush you tongue
Brush your tongue
Brush your tongue
Brush your tongue
The reason your mouth smells like pit toilet is that you brush your teeth and ignore your tongue. Your teeth only accumulate food particles from last meal but your tongue is capable of piling up
films of food over months to years. No matter how regularly you brush your teeth, if you ignore your tongue, you can never have a fresh breath.
Many people shy away from brushing their tongue because it makes them gag but if you brush it properly the gag won’t happen. Make sure you breath deeply in and out and bring your tongue out as much as possible instead of putting the tooth brush inside your throat
10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ST. GABRIEL COCONUT OIL FACTORY
1. St. Gabriel Coconut Oil Factory is owned by Akwa Ibom State Government.
2. The factory has the capacity to process 1,000,000 nuts, 300,000 per shift and 66 tons of oil in one single day!
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3. St. Gabriel Coconut Oil Factory is expected to generate about 1,300 direct and more than 3,000 indirect jobs.
4. The multi-billion naira value-chain facility Coconut Oil Factory is located in the serene environment of Ikot Akpan Okop village, along the East West Road in
Mkpat Enin Local Government Area.
5. The groundbreaking ceremony of the Coconut Oil Factory project was performed by Governor Udom Emmanuel on May 24th, 2017.
6. A 2million fast-yeilding hybrid coconut trees have been planted on an 11,000 hectare of land at the St Gabriel
This project is one of its kind. It will produce crude virgin coconut oil. Coconut has 360 uses. It has the capacity to process one million coconut in three shifts. It can produce 22,000 tonnes per shift. It sells more than crude oil.
The current price is 2016 dollars per ton.
The good thing is that this refinery has a line that can produce palm kernel oil. Our plan is to plant 3 million seedlings of coconut. This is possible if we put all our hands on the deck"
Governor Udom Emmanuel during the commissioning of St Gabriel Coconut Refinery at Mkpat Enin