ENTREPRENEURS Nairabet CEO, Akin Alabi to give out

Oladele David: 30/03/17
The 2017 YECO AT EKO SUITE &HOTEL, A BIG SUCCESS STORY FOR MANY. 

The program was a huge success as the crowd of young Nigeria entrepreneurs stormed the event in thousands.
The Entrepreneur and CEO of NairaBet, Otunba Akin Alabi,dazzled many with unexpected gifts of money as lots of people parted with.
Guest speakers like Japhet Omojua the twitter warlord , Funky Akindele 'Jennifer ', Jason Njoku of IrokoTv, Mark of hotelsng,  Andrew of Oga venues, Pheelz the Producer left the participants with tips and clues to becoming successful in life. 
Woli Arole and Asiri's comedy opened the event center's roof as many laughed till they forgot hunger. 
It was an amazing day for youngster, king's kid who got a free studio session after his performance.
Otunba compensated a guy who came all the way from far north west, Kebbi State with free flight ticket and a sum of #100k and 50 young entrepreneurs went home with #100k each. 
More blessings Otunba.
Live images at the events.
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Ooni of Ife addressed residents

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi has warned the police against playing ethnic role capable of causing disaffection in the mayhem which broke out between the Yoruba and the Hausa communities in ile-ife, Osun state early this month. He said this during a condolence visit by leaders of Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere to him and victims of the crisis in his palace yesterday.

The monarch, who said he had spoken with the police authority on the matter, also cautioned against politicizing the justice of the matter. Oba Ogunwusi, however, appealed to the Yoruba, warning that violent reactions would always worsen the crisis of such nature, explaning that persevering and admitting any alleged wrongdoing against the Yoruba would not be an admission of weakness. He said: “The unity of this nation is very important and we must all defend it. We must all ensure peaceful coexistence.

Painfully, the misfortune has happened but we just have to allow peace to reign. “We cannot settle violence with violence. We all should persevere and realise that people of different tribes live in other parts of the country. It is patience that we need to get this case resolved.

“I have communicated with necessary authorities in the police force over the matter. There is a unique coexistence among people of different tribes and religions here and we must maintain that model.

“We only know the beginning of a war, nobody knows the end. I plead with Afenifere and other groups to let peace reign so that the crisis will not degenerate. “Youths should not allow this issue be turned to a political one. They should be careful and not allow this issue to be politicised. We should remember that most of these politicians don’t come to Sabo to render assistance until the misfortune that happened.”

Ooni of Ife addressed residents

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi has warned the police against playing ethnic role capable of causing disaffection in the mayhem which broke out between the Yoruba and the Hausa communities in ile-ife, Osun state early this month. He said this during a condolence visit by leaders of Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere to him and victims of the crisis in his palace yesterday.

The monarch, who said he had spoken with the police authority on the matter, also cautioned against politicizing the justice of the matter. Oba Ogunwusi, however, appealed to the Yoruba, warning that violent reactions would always worsen the crisis of such nature, explaning that persevering and admitting any alleged wrongdoing against the Yoruba would not be an admission of weakness. He said: “The unity of this nation is very important and we must all defend it. We must all ensure peaceful coexistence.

Painfully, the misfortune has happened but we just have to allow peace to reign. “We cannot settle violence with violence. We all should persevere and realise that people of different tribes live in other parts of the country. It is patience that we need to get this case resolved.

“I have communicated with necessary authorities in the police force over the matter. There is a unique coexistence among people of different tribes and religions here and we must maintain that model.

“We only know the beginning of a war, nobody knows the end. I plead with Afenifere and other groups to let peace reign so that the crisis will not degenerate. “Youths should not allow this issue be turned to a political one. They should be careful and not allow this issue to be politicised. We should remember that most of these politicians don’t come to Sabo to render assistance until the misfortune that happened.”

Ooni of Ife addressed residents

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi has warned the police against playing ethnic role capable of causing disaffection in the mayhem which broke out between the Yoruba and the Hausa communities in ile-ife, Osun state early this month. He said this during a condolence visit by leaders of Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere to him and victims of the crisis in his palace yesterday.

The monarch, who said he had spoken with the police authority on the matter, also cautioned against politicizing the justice of the matter. Oba Ogunwusi, however, appealed to the Yoruba, warning that violent reactions would always worsen the crisis of such nature, explaning that persevering and admitting any alleged wrongdoing against the Yoruba would not be an admission of weakness. He said: “The unity of this nation is very important and we must all defend it. We must all ensure peaceful coexistence.

Painfully, the misfortune has happened but we just have to allow peace to reign. “We cannot settle violence with violence. We all should persevere and realise that people of different tribes live in other parts of the country. It is patience that we need to get this case resolved.

“I have communicated with necessary authorities in the police force over the matter. There is a unique coexistence among people of different tribes and religions here and we must maintain that model.

“We only know the beginning of a war, nobody knows the end. I plead with Afenifere and other groups to let peace reign so that the crisis will not degenerate. “Youths should not allow this issue be turned to a political one. They should be careful and not allow this issue to be politicised. We should remember that most of these politicians don’t come to Sabo to render assistance until the misfortune that happened.”

Beating makes a stronger relationship

“Beating makes a relationship grow stronger, I love it.. and I become nervous if my boyfriend doesn’t beat me in a day” — This lady says -  She dey mad? 

A beautiful Female Facebook User, Lopex Morrissa Escandel who says she’s the Most beautiful queen on Facebook and the world at large has said “Beating” makes a relationship grow stronger, and she loves when her boyfriend beats her.

She wrote; “I love beating. Infact beating is my medicine. If bae doesn’t beat me a day, I will be so nervous throughout that day. Beating a day makes relationship grow stronger. We call it love beating. 

Blood Mongers: Gang war leaves many injured in Mushin, Lagos

Inside Mainland reports that the bloody clash between the rival gangs started when scores of hoodlums from different ends stormed the axis wielding dangerous weapons like cutlasses, machetes, axes and guns and engaged themselves in a fight and in the process, looted shops, vandalized parked vehicles and attacked anyone in sight.

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It was gathered that gunshots were heard for several hours before operatives of the Nigerian Police stormed the area to restore normalcy.

Mushin area after the gang war Photo Credit: Inside mainland The clash allegedly broke out after the Alamutu group embarked on a candlelight procession for a bus conductor who belonged to their gang, died after he fell off a moving vehicle and was buried accordingly.

During the candlelight procession, however, led to an argument between the Alamatu Boys and the Alaka Boys, another notorious gang, on territorial supremacy.

The fight was said to have escalated into a big clash on Saturday night and continued till the early hours of Monday morning before the police mobilized officers to the scene.

It was gathered that during the heavy shooting, some residents were hit by stray bullets fired by the gang members as this led to confusion as residents scampered for safety to avoid being caught in the fracas.

A resident who spoke on the situation in the area said rival gangs clashing in Mushin was not a new thing as they always clashed over minor issues.

"The war between the gangs are normal things in this area. They would fight now and in the next minute, everything returns to normal. Only those who are not familiar with the area get entangled in the fracas most times.

This particular fight started due to an argument between the Alaka and Alamutu boys. They laid siege around Idi-Oro market in Mushin, burning tyres and shelling broken bottles. This led to a massive struggle among residents to avoid being hurt,” the resident said.

An injured victim of the Mushin gang warPhoto Credit: Inside mainland ALSO READ: "Gang War: Cultists hold Ogudu to ransom in weekend of blood"

Commenting on the incident, the State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), ASP Olarinde Famous-Cole disclosed that the police responded to a distress call of a clash between two gangs of area boys and that normalcy has returned to the area.

Boko Haram IEDs kills 2 security personnel, injures 3 in Borno

Members of the local vigilante in Borno State, popularly called civilian joint task force, yesterday stepped on an improvised explosive device, IED, suspected to have been planted by Boko Haram militants, along Dikwa, Maiduguri road.

A member of the group, Ahmadu Kachallah, who disclosed this said they went out on manhunt for fleeing members of the dread Islamic sect, who were expected to be hibernating among communities in Dikes.

According to him, “while coming back from our victorious trip, one of our vehicles stepped on IED. The vehicle belonging to members of CJTF Dikwa local government was badly damaged and we lost two of our members, while three others who sustained injury are currently receiving treatment at the state specialist hospital, Maiduguri.

“As you can see, we are just coming back from condolence to the families of those we lost in the incident,” he said.

The members of the CJTF also appreciated the role played by the International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC, who were on hand at the time of the incident and responded by ensuring that those wounded were immediately evacuated for medical attention.

Meanwhile, the state Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice Borno State, who is also the coordinator of the CJTF, Barrister Kaka Shehu Lawan has consoled the families of the CJTF, on behalf of Government and people of the State.

He urged members of the CJTF not to deter in their determination to rid the state of bad elements fleeing military onslaught and taking refuge in various communities.

He said the government under the leadership of Kashim Shettima will always take good care of them, particularly those who sacrificed their lives to defend their people.

He said government would take care of all those injured and also assist the family of the deceased.