IKA MUSIC, THE POPULAR TIGANA "TIGANA OGHORIDI (YEE NGBE ESEN)"

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THE POPULAR TIGANA HUONYEBU IBE AMARIN, IKA MUSIC

WATCH THE POPULAR TIGANA VIDEO TITLED HUONYEBU IBE AMARIN, IKA MUSIC

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Instagram added a new feature that enable you Share Up to 10 Photos and Videos in One Post on Instagram

With this update, you no longer have to

choose the single best photo or video

from an experience you

want to remember. Now, you can combine

up to 10 photos and videos in one post

and swipe through to see them all.

When uploading to your feed, you'll see a

new icon to select multiple photos and

videos. It's easy to control exactly how

your post will look. You can tap and

hold

to change the order, apply a filter to

everything at once or edit one by one.

These posts have a single caption and are

square-only for now. On your profile grid,

you'll notice the first photo or video of

your post has a little icon, which means

there's more to see.

In feed, you'll see blue dots at the bottom

of these posts to let you know you can

swipe to see more. You can like and

comment on them just like a regular post.

This update is available as part of

Instagram version 10.9 for iOS in the

Apple App Store and for Android on

Google Play.

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Best android rooting application so far now revealed

Rooting your phone has so many advantages but Rooting

these days, I noticed that many Android

users care less about Android rooting

probably because most of the Android

features you had to root your device to get

now ship by default.

Time have changed, most OEM now have

their own personal customization like

custom XUI, most of them now roll out

updates except for a very few who are still

struggling to survive.

Then, I rooted my devices for various

reasons, installation of

custom rom,

exploring the nitty gritty of my Android

device and now I can't believe I didn't root

my

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 probably because

I'm satisfied with the look, feel and current

XUI.

In a nutshell I root my devices if need be

and let it go if it's not necessary.

By the way, Kingroot latest version 5.0.4

is available for download. It will help you

root most stubborn Android device that

you've been unable to root for a while

within 5min.

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Nokia is set to revive their ancestors Nokia 3310 regarded as a feature phone

Nokia is up to, I guess its Whatever
something big. Nokia is set to revive their
ancestors Nokia 3310 regarded as a
feature phone is said to be rugged, with
long lasting battery life, and costing
around $60.
Nokia 3310 was one of Nokia old glory
and now, HMD Global is set to bring it back
into existence. On the other hand, Nokia
will also be releasing Nokia 3 an entry level
smartphone and Nokia 5. The 3 phones
will be announce at the upcoming MWC
2017.
What to Expect From Nokia 5
Nokia 5 was briefly profiled as a 5.2-inch
model with 2GB of RAM and a 12MP
camera, designed to sell at around $200.
1.4 GHz Qaud-Core Snapdragon
430 Processor
Adreno 505 GPU
2 GB RAM
Android Nougat 7.0
5.2-inch, 720p display
16 GB internal storage
13 MP Rear camera
8 MP FFC
What to Expect From Nokia 3
Nokia 3 will come with a 5.2 / 5.3-inch,
720p display. It will be powered by
Snapdragon 425 processor. It will have 2
GB RAM and 16 GB internal storage. Good
thing is that it will come out running
Android Nougat out of the box.
Here are the rumored specs of Nokia 3
· 1.4 GHz Qaud-Core Snapdragon 425
Processor
· Adreno 308 GPU
· 2 GB RAM
· Android Nougat 7.0
· 5.2 / 5.3-inch, 720p display
· 16 GB internal storage
· 13 MP Rear camera
· 5 MP FFC
But for the rebirth of Nokia 3310, will it
restore Nokia glory?

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Indian Garri: FG To Investigate Alleged Importation

THE Federal Ministry of Agriculture and

Rural development says it will liaise with

the National Agency for Food and Drug

Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to

investigate the alleged importation of

garri from India.

Chief Audu Ogbeh, the Minister of

Agriculture and Rural Development, who

made this known in Abuja, said that it is

"strange and ridiculous" that garri

would be imported when there is

enough supply of cassava and garri in

the country.

He said that the country produces more

cassava that India, adding that

Nigerians must change their attitude

towards imported goods.

"Whoever buys that kind of garri should

be blamed.I have heard of it. I will find

out by tomorrow if NAFDAC indeed did

certify any garri from India; unless it is

some Indian companies packaging the

garri here.

"Nigerians are too ready to buy anything

imported. They will bring in apples and

some of them have been preserved with

ethanol which is not healthy for our

consumption.

"Whoever is importing garri from India,

something must be wrong with them.

Why import garri when you do not know

the conditions through which the garri

was produced over there.

" I have no powers to stop imports, but I

can recommend to the Nigerian Customs

that this is unreasonable. I produce and

encourage Nigerians to eat what they

produce because it is safer for them,''

Ogbeh said.

The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that

some sections of the media reported the

existence of NAFDAC certified imported

garri from India in some departmental

stores and open markets across the

country.

NAFDAC has however, denied the

certification of such imported

agricultural produce. (NAN)

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DELTA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AGBOR, MATRICULATE 1,500 STUDENTS ON THE 22ND OF FEBRUARY 2017

Delta state college of Education agbor matriculate 1,500 students to the school full time NCE programme, the matriculation featured Dr JO. Ukadike, the provost, DR miss JE. koyeme the immediate past provost, mr b.o awana, college liberian, Mr nwachukwu pat, delsu degree programme secretary, to mention but few, it was very nice and peaceful as the matriculating student were fully crown the student of the institution, the ceremony also featured Com. GIFT OROBOSA OSAYANDE the chief executive officer of www.giftnaija.blogspot.com

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inec set to register new political parties in nigeria

INEC Set To Register New
Political Parties
THE Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC) has
said that it will soon release its
decision on the applications
received from associations that
applied for registration as
political parties in the country.
INEC's Director of Publicity and
Voter Education, Mr. Oluwole
Osaze-Uzzi yesterday in Abuja
said in an interview with the
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
that the commission was already
processing the applications. INEC
had recently said that more
than 60 political associations
submitted applications to the
commission seeking to be
registered as political parties in
the country.
According to Osaze-Uzzi, the
commission has no option than to
register any association that
meets the criteria provided by
the law and the Electoral Act.
"The applications are being
processed. Some of the
applications have challenges and
we have drawn the attention of
the groups that submitted them.
"Some of the associations have
also come to make enquiries on
their filed applications.
"Those who meet the threshold
for registration would be
registered within the next one
month, while those who did not
meet the criteria would not be
registered,'' he said.
On whether all the associations
that applied for registration met
the requirements and how the
commission would be able to
manage high number of
registered political parties by
the 2019 general elections,
Osaze-Uzzi said INEC would act
within the law.
"We will act within the laws
establishing INEC in regulating
them.
"If all of the associations meet
the requirements, we are bound
to register them, in which case
we are also bound to manage
and regulate all the registered
political parties.''
He said the implication was that
INEC would need to deploy more
resources in terms of finance
and personnel among others, to
manage the conventions,
congresses and expenditure of
registered parties.
"We have no choice than to
exercise our responsibility.''
On the proposed mega party,
Osaze-Uzzi, however, declined
comments, adding that he was
not aware if some of the
applications had mega in their
proposed names (NAN)

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Supporting Sheriff, One Of My Worst Political Decisions –Wike

Governor of river state, Nyesom Wike said that assisting Ali-Modu
Sheriff to the position of the national chairman of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) is one of the worst decisions he has made in
his political career.
Wike and Ayo Fayose, his Ekiti State counterpart, had backed Sheriff,
but they soon fell out with him. This degenerated into a series of
lawsuits that culminated in the recent affirmation of Sheriff as PDP
chairman by an Appeal Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Reacting to the development during an interview on Sunday Politics,
which aired on Channels Television, Wike said he regretted bringing
Sheriff into the fold of PDP. The governor said the PDP would file for
a stay of execution on the appeal court's decision, adding that
afterwards, an appeal will be filed at the Supreme Court.
The governor said he was shocked by the ruling and maintained that
Sheriff had no good intention for the opposition party. "I do believe
that even in life, even as human beings, there are times for setbacks,
and challenges. What has happened to us is a temporary setback," he
said.
"I will not support anything that has to do with Sheriff. I know that
he doesn't mean well for the party.
"He's a mole in the party. His antecedents tell you that there are
people behind who are not members of the party, who do not want PDP to
exist.
"I'm not new in this game. Even the characters around him, they don't
augur well for the party.
"That is one of the worst political decisions I've ever taken. In
life, when you take a decision and you realise that you made a mistake
in that decision you made, there is nothing stopping you from saying,
'I've made a mistake, I think we can correct it.'
"Frankly, I have never regretted any decision I've taken than this
decision. Politically, we have seen his conduct. It has shown that he
does not mean well for the party. It will be difficult for me to work
with him. That is clear. I don't have that confidence that he can lead
the party. Thecableng

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