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LALONG DAZZLES IN NOVELTY DEMOCRARY FOOTBALL MATCH

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Earlier today (30th May, 2017), members of the Plateau State leadership cadre played a novelty football match to commemorate this year's Democracy Day. The Governor of the State, Simon Bako Lalong, captained the Executive Arm of government while the Speaker of the Plateau State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Peter Azi, captained the Legislative Arm. At the end of hostilities, the Executives defeated the Legislators 4-3. Governor Lalong grabbed the opener and was adjudged the Man of the Match. The match took place at the new stadium. In his short address, Governor Lalong said the State will not neglect any sport and the new stadium will be completed expediently once funds become available. Here are some pictures from the novelty encounter. Lalong is pronounced man of the match

NIGERIA DEMOCRACY DAY SPEECH BY Ag PRESIDENT YEMI OSINBAJO

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Yemi Osinbajo Dear Nigerians, I bring you good wishes from President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, who as we all know is away from the country on medical vacation. Today marks the second anniversary of our assumption of office. We must thank the Almighty God not only for preserving our lives to celebrate this second anniversary, but for giving us hope, strength and confidence as we faced the challenges of the past two years. Our administration outlined three specific areas for our immediate intervention on assumption of office: these were Security, Corruption and the Economy. In the Northeast of our country, the terrorist group Boko Haram openly challenged the sovereignty and continued existence of the state, killing, maiming,and abducting, causing the displacement of the largest number of our citizens in recent history. Beyond the North East they extended their mindless killings, as far away as Abuja, Kano And Kaduna. But with new leadership and renewed confidence our gal

5 WAYS TO KILL YOUR WIFE

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It's tough being a man these days. Modern men are expected to be sensitive, caring and in tune with their feelings; while at the same time they're still expected to be strong, protectors and able to fix anything that breaks. Men can't be too sensitive or they'll be considered as not being good enough protectors. On the other hand, they can't be too protective or else they're not being sensitive enough. As men, we try to navigate this balance between being caring and being strong. And because it can be such a fine line, there are a lot of times we fail. And there are things we do things that are hurting our wives and killing our marriages. Here are five: 1. Not providing the basics for the family As a man, it is your responsibility to provide for your family, regardless of whether or not your wife works. Sometimes this means working a few overtime shifts. And sometimes this means biting your lip when your boss is being a jerk because you need the stabili

BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL: DON'T BLEACH

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Khoudia Diop the Melanin Godess If you are considering skin whitening, you may want to lighten your overall color or even out your skin. Although many skin whitening creams will address these problems, they also come with significant risks. Imported skin whitening creams are particularly risky, because they can contain ingredients -- especially potent steroids -- not listed on the label and may be banned in the United States due to health concerns. 1. Skin Thinning Repeated use of skin whitening creams may cause thinning of the skin--a condition that may be characterized by severe bruising, exposed capillaries, stretch marks and other serious problems. Although creams containing potent steroids should be available only with a prescription, "The New York Times" notes that clobetasol propionate, a very potent steroid that should not be used on the thin skin of the face, is often found in many over-the-counter skin whitening creams. 2. Acne People with acne scars

INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY CELEBRATIONS IN JOS IN PICTURES

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The International Museum Day was marked with pomp and pageantry in Jos. The people used the occasion to celebrate a mini Cultural Carnival and it was bright and colorful. It took place on Thursday 18th May, 2017, within the premises of the National Museum, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. Yours truly, David King, was there with his lenses and brought back these pictures for your viewing pleasure. Feel free to download and use as you wish, but if you feel obliged to support us financially for the work done, please you can send your donation to the account details provided below. Thank you very much. David King FirstBank Current account 2011234577