Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Friday, January 13, 2012

#occupyNigeria

Since the protest against the removal of oil subsidy began last week, a few artists have released theme songs for the movenment. My two favorites are eedris' Jaga Jaga 2 and tha Suspect's SUBsidy(freestyle).






God Bless Nigeria and those fighting for better days!

Monday, January 9, 2012

Who Born the Maga? Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala with Al Jazeera

The finance minister in this interview mentions the areas in which the money to be saved from the subsidy removal will be invested in. Questions I keep asking myself after watching this interview are, isnt any other area of government where the federal governments can make cuts to provide funds for road construction and reduction of maternal mortality> Doesnt our federal government know about collective sacrifice? How can a reasonable government claim to be helping the people be hurting them in the process?

This is the interview.


courtesy: Youtube & Al Jazeera

I think the lady should have asked her tougher questions.

Friday, October 14, 2011

cLOVEr: VGBG

Cheers to the weekend! It doesn't matter if you are a nerd, party girl, from Timbuktu or Tokyo, black or yellow I think very girl deserves a Very Good Bad Guy. So ladies unless you already have a VGBG bagged please start texting and calling (i hope my number is in your contact list :p) its never too late. Enjoy.








#teamnodulling. Y'all have a eventful weekend.

Friday, September 2, 2011

cLOVEr: Capital FEMI

Happy new month everyone and its also Friday! I have not been in the Nigerian dating market in recent years so I do not have any fresh story to share. However, I have heard gist of how it  takes  more than good looks and brain to woe a girl  this days. Poverty don make every girl sharp for town.  As the saying goes, "if you have it, fluent it" guys if have extra "items" on your marketing skills resume, abeg fluent it this weekend.





Have a great weekend people and be safe.

Sunday, August 21, 2011