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See what Mario Balloteli told African's..

Mario Balloteli " I challenge you all African footballers to put money together with me to leave the Racist Europe and build stadiums in Africa and develop our youth. We have money we can build at least 5 world class stadium in each country and sign a petition that no players will be exported to Europe ever again. Here in Africa they will play under love of their sisters and brothers with no one singing racists chants on the stands against them. We are more talented. We can make our Champions League quality and our leagues quality. We have great talent that is never appreciated Abroad. #Honecom#

Shortcut keys system.......

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The first and only female King in Oyo kingdom...Alaafin orompotoniyun

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ALAAFIN OROMPOTONIYUN, THE FIRST AND ONLY FEMALE KING OF OYO. Alaafin Ajiun Orompotoniyun was the first and only female Alaafin (King) of Oyo. She ruled Oyo Empire from 1550 to 1562. Known as Orompoto, she was the sister of King Egungunoju who died without a mature male child to be enthroned king. And to prevent the crown moving away from her kindred, Orompoto magically changed to a man and became king. Alaafin Orompotoniyun of Oyo Empire in Nigeria! Ajiun, ar’obo s’ete, oba olore n la, oba olore kanya-kanya (King Orompotoniyun, Ajiun the custodian of the vagina that kills evil plots. the king with the great gift, the king with the flabbergasting gift). Orompotoniyun was indeed a king like no other. He was the first person on earth that performed a successful transgender surgical operation complete with Phalloplasty (construction of a penis), mastectomy (removal of the breasts), chest reconstruction (the shaping of a male-contoured chest), and scrotoplasty (using the labia majora, popu...

This is where prophet Isa and(Jesus) is believe to have been lifted to the heavens

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GOV. ABIODUN STRESSES NEED FOR SELF-RELIANCE IN FOOD PRODUCTION FOR FOOD SECURITY, JOBS The Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has stressed the need for Nigeria to be self-reliant in food production, as this would not only ensure the availability of food and jobs to its citizens at all times, but also guarantee national security. Governor Abiodun stated this at the flag-off of the 2020 Season and Distribution of Inputs to the first batch of Cassava Value Chain Beneficiaries under the Anchor Borrowers Programme at the Farmers Market, Asero, Abeokuta. The Governor noted that the current COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to nations' closing of borders, has brought to fore the need for Nigerians to grow what they eat to guarantee food security and jobs. "The fact that almost all the nations of the world have closed their borders has brought to fore the importance of the 'grow what we eat' agenda. We see the importance of self-reliance in food productivity. "I am sure we are all now aware of the importance of and relationship between not only food production and security, but also the overall security of the nation in general and our dear State in particular," he said. Prince Abiodun maintained that his administration has taken steps to ensure that agricultural activities go on smoothly despite the COVID-19 restrictions, by allowing and providing support for food production, adding that as part of the State COVID-19-induced food challenge, it has modified the road-plan for agriculture for 2020 by including residential training of additional 5,000 youths in all the LGAs. The Governor, who expressed delight with the progress made by the Anchor Borrowers Programme which he said has continued to receive huge acceptance from major stakeholders, added that it has so far recorded a total 60,000 registrations, thus indicating the ability to use agriculture and cassava crop as a means of providing jobs for the youth. "3,500 Anchor Borrower Programme nominees in the State have been provided with funds and link with agricultural inputs and fields ready for tilling and planting. "60,000 registrations have been recorded for seven crops and cassava recorded 25,000 applications. 2,497 farmers were credited with N500m in March 2020, by the CBN, while an additional payment of over N180m was credited to an additional 900 farmers in April, 2020," the Governor submitted. While noting that the State Government, in collaboration with the Central Bank of Nigeria and the National Cassava Grower Association (NCGA), has put in place a technology-driven mechanism to checkmate sales and diversion of inputs, Governor Abiodun said each of the 2,500 youths who had registered for the Anchor Borrower Programme, would be linked to additional N530m and given 60 bundles of improved cassava stems, four bags of fertilizer and weed killers, while additional 2,500 hectares of land cleared in 16 locations of the agricultural zones would be allocated to them. He said his administration would continue to encourage investors who would want to make mutually beneficial use of the State's abundant resources and favourable geographical location to partner on achieving its mandates and goals by providing support for food production and processing, product development activities and the overall value chain. In his remark, the Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr. Adeola Odedina, noted that the State was currently running the biggest Anchor Borrowers Programme in Cassava in the whole of Africa, saying that the programme which was an exemplary one ,was anchored on a mechanical planting system. "We are running the biggest Anchor Borrowers Programme in Cassava in the whole of Africa. 27,000 farmers have applied for opportunities in cassava out of the 60,000 beneficiaries. This is the biggest Anchor Borrowers Programme on this continent. The Ogun State Anchor Borrowers Programme is exemplary," he said. Speaking on behalf of other beneficiaries, Mrs. Beatrice Akanbo, appreciated the State Government for the gesture, noting that it would go a long way in enabling them to contribute their quota towards making the State efficient in food production.

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It's 8years today that we lost this Nigerian Legend. Rashidi Yekini (23 October 1963 – 4 May 2012) was a Nigerian footballer who played as a striker. The 1993 African Footballer of the Year passed away on this day in 2012, after suffering from bipolar disorder, depression and some other undisclosed psychiatric condition at the age of 48 The Kaduna-born player scored Nigeria's maiden goal at a Fifa World Cup tournament, against Bulgaria during the 1994 edition in the United States Scoring 37 goals for Nigeria in 58 appearances, was the national record top goal scorer. He was part of the team that participated in the 1994 where he netted Nigeria's first-ever goal in a World Cup, in a 3–0 win against Bulgaria, his celebration after scoring, crying while holding the goal's net, became one of the iconic images of the tournament and the 1994 FIFA World Cups. Additionally, Yekini helped the Super Eagles win the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations in Tunisia where he also topped the goal charts and was named best player of the competition. He also participated at Olympic level in Seoul 1988. Yekini married three wives. He had three daughters, named Yemisi, Omoyemi and Damilola #TropicReporters #Remembrance_of_the_legend #Rasheed_Yekini #RIP

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Congratulations to the Yoruba nation Foremost historian, Professor Banji Akintoye, on Tuesday announced that the Yoruba- speaking nation of Nigeria has been accepted as the 45th member of the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation (UNPO), saying the latest development represented a very important step in the collective quest of well-meaning Yoruba people to achieve the goal of dignity and self-determination. UNPO, formed on 11 February, 1991 in The Hague, Netherlands, is an international membership-based organisation established to empower the voices of unrepresented and marginalised peoples worldwide and to protect their fundamental human rights, with members comprising indigenous peoples, minorities, unrecognised peoples or peoples of occupied territories. Akintoye, who is the Yoruba Leader and heads Yoruba World Congress (YWC), revealed this in an electronic statement made available to newsmen, disclosing further that the Yoruba-speaking nation membership of the international body was contained in a letter addressed to him through the YWC Coordinator for Europe by the Secretary-General. While expressing joy at the development, said the membership offered the Yoruba nation a voice on the international stage via the machinery of the international body which maintains a permanent presence before the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU) and the United States of America. According to the Professor, also with the latest development, the Yoruba nation, just like the Catalonian people of Spain, can put forth their organs of representation such as a people’s parliament and an indigenous people’s government “with a flag as our symbol.” Professor Akintoye further disclosed that the membership of UNPO affords the Yoruba nation an opportunity to participate in advocacy training, worldwide cultural festivals, election monitoring/observation, and sports activities, among the unrepresented nations. Professor Akintoye recalled that some formerly unrecognised nations who were members of UNPO but were now independent nations and members of the United Nations, include Armenia,, Latvia, and Palau, stressing that the international body, like many others, had the capacity to help Yoruba nation achieve its goals. “Some former members, such as, East Timor, Estonia & Georgia gained full independence and have joined the United Nations (UN) as full members. “The peoples represented within the UNPO membership are all united by one shared condition: they are denied their equitable level of representation and voice in the institutions of the countries to which they currently belong and in international governance. “As a consequence, their opportunity to participate on the national or international stage is limited and unfair, and they struggle against difficulties in their effort to realise their rights to civil and political participation and to control their own economic, social and cultural development. “In many cases, they live under pressure of the worst forms of violence and repression, such as is being perpetrated by armed Fulani herdsmen and Fulani militias, as well as by terrorist Boko Haram, against many peoples of Nigeria, including our Yoruba nation; which violence and repression are being adroitly and surreptitiously supported by the government of Nigeria. In some cases, members of UNPO need serious help because they live in countries and under governments that actively resist their progress and destroy their achievements, as our Yoruba nation lives in Nigeria. “The UNPO is able to address issues that often remain hidden because it has the freedom to raise issues that others cannot raise due to political or funding constraints.

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Ogun state covid 19 report.....#COVID-19 is real #Stay Safe #BuildingOurFutureTogether

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Which of these traditional leaders has the most power

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Lagos,Abuja residents ready for 'action'as government eases lockdown

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The best way to make yourself happy forever

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