PRODAILYSHARE SCAM

                                                                    BEWARE!BEWARE!!BEWARE!!!  

This site is no longer paying out daily commission.Though the money may appear on your dashboard but they won’t allow you to withdraw it to your liberty reserve account.Beware of prodailyshare scam.I am a victim of their nefarious act.The so called David Moran has no integrity or fear of God and that is why is intent desire in online business is to scam people in order to acquire the whole wealth on earth forgetting that he will die one day.

   The members of his administration are peole who do not care about you or your money.If you have issues with them,It is sure that you will be disappointed.Often times I have had issues of missing fund but no reasonable response from them.

     I will do all within my capacity to prevent them from collecting more fund from innocent people when they have nothing to offer them in return.Their  mess will be displayed all over the internet until they start paying again.

     To confirm that what am saying is true, go to their site and monitor their last payout .You will discover that the payment statistics has remained the same for some time now while new members are increasing.These new members are people who have no idea of the scam intention of the owner of this prodailyshare site.

     Don’t be a victim of this shit called prodailyshare .Try as much as possible to tell the whole world about this in order to help our brothers and sisters out there not to put their hard earned money into this fraudulent business of amateurs who called themselves pro.

     I am now making contact to report them to FBI in order to curb the persistent  and increasing activities of scammers who have made people to loose interest in internet business  because of their greediness i.e. prodailyshare.

    Let us rise up the challenge of using our concerted effort to destroy the plan of these online scammers who are out there to exploit both the poor and the rich. Try as much as possible to publicize this on your blog or website and other social sites where people can see it.

    

charly boy: oga at the top

Charlyboy: My Oga at the top; stop the rubbish

Charly Boy has finally weighed in on 'My Oga At The Top' saga. See it below...

It’s unfortunate, this article is coming in late. This is because I almost ignored the racket “ My Oga at the top” generated. However, because of some salient lessons in the whole joke, I have decided to hit you with this.

Even though, my ways may be very different from yours, I still believe we must be objective in our analysis, judgment, and conclusion about others. The NSCDC Commandant,  Mr. Shem’s experience in the hands of Nigerians and the Channel TV personalities cannot be too different from what many of us face on a daily bases.

Some of us have been arbitrarily judged, smashed, squeezed, criticized, and battered for several years because we have failed to be who they want us to be. Different darts and missiles have been thrown at us because they chose to judge us from the first impression they conceived about us. What insult haven’t we received? They will try to judge you by the few words they hear from your mouth. When you use signs and symbols to communicate national issues, they misconstrue every bit of it as you are either tagged the head of Nigeria Illuminati, or they may even try to put your sexuality to question. However, we still love them, and still fight for them even when they don’t really understand why we are here. Some have not even realized the need to hold on to the reality that confronts them today, instead, they are committed to producing gunpowder for the celebration of individual blunder, and they swiftly push national blunder aside.

Yes, the NSCDC Commandant goofed, he failed to give the correct NSCDC website, he wanted his oga at the top to announce that personally, hence he couldn’t go ahead to announce it, as his oga may end up announcing another one later. At first, it appeared to me as if he didn’t understand the question until he got to the point of providing the URL of the website, and then we all laughed when he was unable to provide the web address as demanded. We all laughed at his little or no IT knowledge, and not really because he is not competent enough to do his job. We all laughed because he had displayed some level of confidence right from the beginning of the interview till the point he was to give the website details.

However, is it enough to have made it a trending topic on twitter and on other social sites for days? I must say that we have all failed by pushing aside the lesson and the message of the controversial interview. If you don’t know, the message is simple; there is a systemic failure. We have all failed our country. We have even failed to channel our heavy online presence towards a more positive direction. We have failed to understand that the entire system has no structure as it stands now. If that is not the case, why were we not intelligent enough to see beyond Mr. Shem’s failure and begin to reflect over leadership failure, using the social media platform? It has always remained this way, where only few of us can speak our minds in a country where mediocrity reigns supreme. We have failed to see how mediocre now flood the civil service , but all we are now looking at ,is just Mr. Shem’s blunder. Why???

Members of staff in several organizations know little or nothing about their organization. They can’t even tell ‘categorically’ like Mr. Shem, whether they have an existing or functional website. How effective are various media units that are scattered across different Ministries in the country? NSCDC should even thank God that it was Mr. Shem who failed, and not their media unit, because such would have been possible. I know that majority of Nigerians that work in the civil service are not up to date with the internet social world, as they believe in doing things the old way. You won’t even blame Mr. Shem for not being able to give the correct web address or not being able to add dot.com, because the NSCDC Website, prior to the controversy was almost dormant. How would you expect one to know a website that doesn’t exist or non-functional?

But my pain is simply that we have all failed to tackle the most pressing issues of the day, falling into the trap and deception of the phrase “My oga at the top”. We have been so deceived and then became so careless about our safety, laughing hysterically; with our eyes gazed at “My Oga at the top” until the dreaded Boko Haram found a way to shoot us with their arrows. We laughed until we forgot that we have urgent national issues to address, and the faceless ones hit us hard again in the city of Kano.  What a shame!

While we were busy gossiping, creating cartoons, producing T. Shirts, and cooking beats in the studio to ridicule just a single individual, we lost millions of naira at the Murtula Mohammed Airport, Lagos to some armed men who stormed the airport, harassing both Nigerians and foreigners. I heard they had a swell moment at the airport. You can’t just imagine that armed robbers could succeed even in an International Airport. Where is safe then? “Yet, we were busy with My oga at the top”

While we took the joke to another level, the Boko Haram militants also saw our weaknesses and carefree attitude, and they hit us hard, killing well over 60 people in the Kano bomb attack. They beat all security apparatus in place in the volatile city, because, we refused to watch our back as we were laughing at “ My Oga at the top”

In our usual carelessness, when some people were demanding for amnesty for some faceless people, we kept mummed, because we were only interested in “Oga at the top.” We refused to ask questions on why some people should be advocating for this group.

As good, committed, and patriotic citizens, couldn’t we have embarked on a campaign against violence using the social media platform for that purpose? How many of us are willing to laugh at some of the ogas in the North who have sold the future of our children in the name of leadership tussle? How many of us have been able to tell the Northern leaders that they have failed their people for giving some terrorists the supports they really do not deserve? Yet, we still talk about “My Oga at the top”

These are no time for such jokes as we have better and serious issues to address as Nigerian youth and children. Enough of this “My oga at the top” Stop the rubbish now! Let’s ask them some questions on why we must continue to bury our ourselves

impeachment in imo state

Imo State has impeached their deputy Gov for allegedly taking bribe

Imo State Deputy Governor Jude Agbaso was today impeached by the State House of Assembly. 25 out of 26 state legislators voted in favour of Mr Agbaso's impeachment.

The deputy governor was impeached for allegedly demanding and taking N417million bribe from a Lebanese Construction company, J-PROS Limited, engaged in the on-going road construction works in Imo State.

Agbaso denies he collected bribe. Meanwhile, Chief of Staff to Governor Rochas Okorocha, Eze Madumere, has replaced him as Deputy Governor of the state

another soft porn from nollywood

Nollywood Releases Another Soft P0rn Titled "Bold 5 Babes"

 

Nollywood has released yet another soft porn titled "Bold 5 babes".  I can remember the one which involved Tonto Dikeh, Jim Iyke and a Ghanaian actress. Just last week, another was released featuring  Tony Umez and Chinelo in "Room 027" and now this. 

Reading through the Comments that I have been able to gather, it is clear that Nigerians despise these soft porns. But how come these supposed porn producers still remain in business? This means they still have people who patronize them despite all the criticism. It's surprising how girls with short dresses are utterly disgraced in public, yet buyers are encouraging soft porn. 

Gone are those days, when even the kissing part of Nollywood movies were faked. Now, we hide under civilization and globalization which seems to have encouraged nudity in Nigeria.

Guys, I would really like to hear what you think about this new trend in Nollywood. Are Nigerians ready to embrace nudity?

 Watch the preview below.

 

man 28 marries woman 68: IS THIS LOVE?

Controversies Trail 28 Year-Old’s Nigerian Marriage To 68 Year-Old Greek Woman

Kaanayo Nwachukwu has indeed encouraged and supported the young 28 year old Nigerian who married a 68 year old Greek all in a bid to secure his future and that of his generation next.

“Nigerians are indeed hard to please! Since the news broke that this 28-year-old Nigerian married a 68-year-old Greek, all Nigerian papers – mainstream and online – have been nothing but agog with condemnations upon condemnations of “what God has joined together.” Where are thou manners, o ye people?

Isn’t love supposed to be where you find it? Just like we don’t like the government meddling with our bedroom activities, we should learn to stay clear from people’s choice of marriage. Instead of all this ranting, we should be wishing this couple well and commending this young man for even bringing his better half home for a proper introduction to family members and to perform traditional marriage rites (unlike his compatriots who do theirs in their countries of residence).

What if he had chosen to do everything in Greece? Can’t you see how happy they look in the photo? What about Senator (former Governor) Yerima who married a 13-year-old Egyptian girl? A lot of Nigerian women are also in the habit of getting married to younger men. And what’s wrong with that? On behalf of 9ja Facebook community, I wish this couple a very happy, long married life” Kaanayo said.

i train my wife like a dog

Maury Updates: I Train My Wife Like a DOG! Abusive Husbands Confronted

illegal deportation

2 Nigerian girls seek Pres. Jonathan's intervention from deportation from Canada

Got this email from Funmi Macaulay, a US-born Nigerian presently living in Brooklyn, NYC, and the founder of Nigerians Unite Against Boko Haram (NUABH). She wrote an article about the plight of Ihuoma and Victoria, two young Nigerians living and studying in Canada who are on the verge of being deported back to Nigeria. The two girls have been holed up in a church basement the last nine months and . See Funmi's article below...

I am surprised that I have not read in any media, local or international, about efforts by the Nigerian government to help two Nigerian students who have been on deportation list in Canada for a 'crime' that makes mockery of the very ideals that western societies proud themselves on - hard work. Victoria Ordu and Ihuoma Amadi, 20 and 21 respectively, having been holed up in the basement of a church in Canada - not for document forgery. No, not for 419, internet scam or fake marriage, but for attempting to work and earn decent stipends to augment what they get from home.

See the rest after the cut...



The news media in Canada has been awash with the reports since June 2012 when the two University of Regina students took refuge in a church hoping that the Canadian authorities will forgive them for working in Walmart for two weeks. The issue here is that the student visa they carry permits them to work on campus but not outside.  The students have in their various interviews stated that they stopped the Walmart jobs immediately they became aware of the restriction.  But the Canada authorities have simply refused to budge.

Maybe the situation has lingered the way it is because of the green color of the passport they carry.  I doubt that the Canadian authorities would have held their grounds the way they've done for almost a year now if these two students were Americans, Indians, Chinese or even South Africans. As one born of Nigerian parents in the US, I have the privilege of knowing how it feels traveling with the Nigerian passport and that of the US.

It is instructive that while Walmart that employed the students have gone without any rebuke from the government, these two young ladies have remained imprisoned in a church basement for more than nine months now without knowing what day light looks like.  While immigration authorities accepted that Walmart had made an honest mistake in their hiring practices, the same leniency wasn’t granted to the students.

“Walmart was given the benefit of the doubt, while the students weren’t,” said Michelle Stewart, an associate professor in the University of Regina, who's been campaigning for the release of the two Nigerians.  “The most common response to this type of infraction is a fine of $320,” said Stewart.  "This is Canada, but it feels like hell for us," Ihuoma said in an interview with CBS Canada. "We feel forgotten here, nothing is happening at all."

Friends and well-wishers of these two students have in the last nine months mounted pressure on the Canadian government, but not much has been achieved. I have been involved in the social media campaign to drum support for these innocent young Nigerians, but much as the protests on and off line continues to grow, the Canadian authorities have remained hard-heartened.
Canada holds strong trade relations with Nigeria and is hoping to grow its economic presence in the country as a springboard to reach the rest of Africa. Being Canada's largest trading partner in sub-Saharan Africa should serve as an incentive in extracting the right government action on diplomatic matters like this. This is the time for Nigeria to flex some diplomatic and economic muscles.

I remember when the reclusive North Korean government arrested two US journalists and sentenced them to 12 years imprisonment with hard labour for illegally entering the country.  President Obama sent former president Clinton to the country and in 24 hours those two lady journalists were released to join their families. Nigeria, by virtue of its economic and strategic might, can achieve similar result when efforts are made from the top. Don't think I'm naive.

I expect President Jonathan's government to act now.  Please save Victoria and Ihuoma from what their lawyer has described as 'honest mistake'.
Funmi Macaulay wrote in from New York

TONTO DIKE OFFICIAL VIDEO

New Video: Tonto Dikeh - Hi

Beauiful new video from Waje for new song - I Wish

Beauiful new video from Waje for new song - I Wish

KIM KARDASHIAN: NIGERIAN WOMEN LOOK LIKE APES

Kim Kardashian “Tweets” ‘Nigeria is Disgusting — their Women look like Apes’

US reality show, and porn movie star, Kim Kardashian reportedly tweeted about her recent visit to Nigeria that

“Nigeria is such a disgusting country. I couldn’t wait to leave. lol Scott said their women look like apes, and I agree.”

Kim was invited to Nigeria and supposedly paid $500,000 by a Nigerian publicity freak, Darey Art Alade for a valentine show.

The US based actress spent barely 20 minutes at the event before jetting back to the United States via the next available Air France flight. Dare has come under tremendous abuse from Nigerians on social media for inviting the pregnant publicity hound, Kim to Nigeria.

The tweet does not appear on her timeline at present and may be Photoshopped, but Nigerian tweeters are abuzz with the story, regardless of its authenticity. It’s apparently not what they would not expect.

Kim was alleged to have made these comments on twitter some moments ago which has been deleted.

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WAJE NUDE IN NEW VIDEO

Behind the scenes photos: Waje gets naked in her new music video

The singer recently shot the music video for her hit single ‘I wish’. directed by Clarence Peters. The video explores Waje’s deep emotional core with themed scenes never been done before on Nigerian TV.

A few highlights to look out for? Waje the black bride with the funkiest chandeliers you ever saw. There is also Waje, all bare and vulnerable with nothing but her heart to cover her. The video for I wish drops Thursday 28^th March, Waje’s album is due in the final week of April. See more photos after the cut...

cossy again? phone sex?

Cossy wants to give you anything you want via the phone. Call now!

You still have like 45mins more. Oya start calling...:-)