The Inks nation group which has initiated a mode of buying and selling with digital currency called "Pinkoin", only in the Inks market which holds at intervals. Though this is the first time it will be happening in Lokoja (Nigeria). Dates for the inks market for various states in Nigeria had been stipulated and today December, 14 2020 is the most common date for all states. Above 👆 is the inks market in Lokoja, Kogi state, Nigeria 🇳🇬. This particular market is happening at KAFAS EVENT CENTER, PHASE 1, LOKONGOMA, LOKOJA capital of Kogi state. Tension and chaos has risen in this particular place due to the refusal of the officials in charge to distribute goods to the supposed inks members in attendance. According to the inks official, Network issue, surging crowds/confusion remains a barrier. Several attempts had been made to make people go home with promises of getting back to them through text messages or through their different local government zones/exchangers...which th

  E My Brother's Wife_Part 1 (Fiction) *ABR_Dynasty* studio.opera.com Episode 1: CAST Christopher/Chris: A business tycoon Jerry: Chris brother Ruth: Chris's ambitious housewife Michael: Chris's family's friend/ Narrator Linda: Ruth's friend Mark: Jerry's pal Akon: House-help to Ruth E.T.C Introducing the story by Narrator Michael 👇 { In a beautiful looking designed parlor, filled with artificial antiques that makes up a rich sitting-room. The center table is invaded with a masculine flower-vase with hibiscus glooming from it. The Flat-screen Sony TV is on as a young man in his late twenties walks into the sitting-room with a tennis racket in hand🎾, sweaty. He's not what you can call dark in complexion but he's not fair in complexion either, just a wonderful combination of both, he smiles broadly, heaves a sigh of relief } Michael:. My name is Michael Edwin, born of a noble family, but my friends love to call me Mike. (Goes to the standing-fridge and p

  Main Topics 👇: Recent Boko Haram massacre in Borno State exemplifies years of repression and abuse of older people by the armed group Older people are frequently killed in military raids and die disproportionately in unlawful military detention Humanitarian response treats older people as ‘an afterthought’ Older people have suffered in unique ways from the conflict that has raged for almost a decade in Northeast Nigeria, with many starved or slaughtered in their homes or left to languish and die in squalid, unlawful military detention, Amnesty International said in a new report today. The 67-page report,  “My heart is in pain”: Older people’s experience of conflict, displacement, and detention in Northeast Nigeria , shows how both Boko Haram and the Nigerian military have committed atrocities against older women and men, with nobody held to account. It also focuses on how displaced older people are consistently overlooked by the humanitarian response.  “When Boko Haram has invaded t

  10. I`ve lost my phone It`s the funniest joke played by the famous Akpos! Just imagine, a guy sits in the darkness and says that he has lost his phone! He uses the light of his mobile device to look for his device (which he`s holding as a light). He answers a phone call and says: ”Sorry, I can't speak, I`ve lost my mobile”. Then he decides to call the police to inform them that his phone has been stolen. 9. Cemetery This funny Nigerian joke was written by a man on one of the Nigerian forums: “Our politicians go to the US when they need to work, to Dubai when they need to buy something, to Paris if they want to rest, to Europe if they want to study! They only get back to Nigeria when they want to die! So, is it a cemetery?” Hilarious, inspirational, and powerful Robin Williams quotes 8. Darling Joke It's a typical example of social satire! Wife tells husband: “Some of your friends think that I`m beautiful!" Husband says: “It`s Jack, right?” She replies: “How do you know?”