Blue wig and derriere in all–blue costume @karrueche
Mariah Carey Shows Her Magazine Covers
Mayowa Doherty and Emiko Ubebe traditional #wedding
Funke Aboyade , prominent lawyer, journalist and Senior Advocate of Nigeria,
SAN, and her husband, Adebayo Doherty hosted the wedding ceremony in
Lagos. The wedding ceremony was between her daughter, Mayowa Doherty
and Emiko Ubebe.
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Funke mother, Professor Bimpe Aboyade and Chief (Mrs) Folake Solanke, SAN
The couple
The bride
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Bride and her mother
The bride
Arrival of Groom’s parents
The couple
The couple’s mothers
Thowback Dakore and Dave Sucre @theRealDakore @davesucre #bride #wedding
A picture of pretty Dakore just about to wed...OMG i remember that day ...I could hear the pompry from my house beside KFA event centre....Dave Sucre..
Full Text of #Ambode’s Speech at Inaugural Retreat for State Cabinet @followlasg @lagosstategov
I welcome you all to this first Executive Retreat of this
administration.
In the next Three days, we will set the tone and direction
for what Lagosians will experience in the next Three and Half years. We are
here to set and agree on the goals of this government and work out how every
one of us, in our Ministries and Departments will play our parts to achieve
these goals.
Our vision is very clear; to make Lagos Africa’s model
mega-city. To make Lagos globally competitive; a global, economic and financial
hub that is safe, clean, functional, productive and prosperous.
This is already set out in the Lagos State Development Plan.
This government has said it will provide Continuity but Continuity with
Improvement. The improvement will come with CHANGE. We will have to make some
changes to improve on what was done before.
Over these Three days we will look at where Lagos is now –
we will look at some data and discuss with key partners such as World Bank and
DFID and those in the private sector. We will also look at where we need to
be. We are in competition for investment with other cities in Africa and
globally – we must think about how we win that competition.
The Lagos State Development Plan was designed to overcome challenges. We will remain focused on its four pillars. Each of those four pillars gives rise to key policy directions that I want to now outline.
The first pillar of the Plan is Economic development.
This is fundamentally about wealth creation through employment for our people.
We need more and better jobs, not only for today’s population but to
match the growth that we know is coming.
As I said in my inauguration speech, in Lagos you can always
succeed. This is the Nigerian dream where hard work, courage,
perseverance and merit pays, regardless of someone’s background.
The second pillar is Infrastructure development.
We know that our infrastructure will hold us back if we do not improve it. We
will ensure that we make money available for long term investment in
infrastructure – transportation, power, housing and water all being key issues.
We will work with the private sector to achieve these and set out to complete
the Blue Line light rail, improve our bus network, make better use of our water
assets for transport purposes.
Jaiyeorie Music: Sean Tizzle- Eruku Saye Po @iamseantizzle
Magazine Feature!!! @VeronicaStylist @DabotaCosmetics @VanguardAllure #cosmetics
Both lovely ladies are running empires.....Veronica is a top stylist with clientele form Mo Abudu to Abisola Kola Daisi ..She in 2015 launch Vane Polish..
Dabota a beauty queen who married a furniture billionaire recently launched her cosmetics range line...
Warri Man Climbs the Top of Mount #Kilimanjaro, Shows Off #Nigeria's Flag @Boieone
Ahmed Mazloum
Ahmed Mazloum, who is 1/2 Nigerian and 1/2 Lebanese, showed off the Nigerian flag as he climbed to the top of mountain Kilimanjaro.
The MD of Unitop Services reached the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain.
Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, and rises approximately 4,877 meters (16,001 ft) from its base to 5,895 meters (19,341 ft) above sea level.
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