It probably sounds like a dream but its true. A Bet9ja player (personal details withheld for security reasons) recently carted away a mindboggling sum of N13 Million Naira, all from a single N500 bet.
The Player placed 26 games on one ticket, and all games were straight wins except on a win or draw (double chance) game. The player placed the bets on the 2nd of April and ended on the 11th of April.
Marketing & Corporate Communications manager of Bet9ja, Tunji Meshioye, has this to say about this recent winning:
“Bet9ja is the leading betting brandwhen it comes to making huge pay days like this to our players. We don’t beat about the bush. You play on our platform, you win, we pay. No stories. Bet9ja’s reputation is based on prompt payment and our players know this. We don’t waste time.”
According to him, Bet9ja pay winnings of up to N20 Million Naira on each Ticket, as long as the stakes are right!
You can place your bets on the next Champions league games and many other games from Bet9ja’s website here www.bet9ja.com
Lol. People that don't have a job. Paparazzi at Met Gala claim they saw Beyonce giving hand action underneath the table to her husband, Jay Z. That doesn't look like hand action to me jor! Lol...
The Governor of Nasarawa state, Tanko Al-Makura on Tuesday May 5th promised automatic employment to any newly deployed corps member who marries an indigene of the state. He made the pledge while addressing 2015 NYSC Batch ‘A’ corp members, during their swearing in- ceremony at Magaji Dan Yamusa permanent NYSC Orientation camp in Keffi LGA of the state.
“I promise automatic employment to any NYSC Batch ‘A’ corps member who marries an indigenes in order to promote peaceful co-existence among the people of the state and others states of the country.” Al-Makura said.
He said that inter-marriage by corps members would not only foster unity, also promote peaceful co-existence among the people of the state and others states of the federation. (source Vanguard)
It’s finally here! WED Expo presents The Wedding Show Live Abuja Edition. It is going to be amazing and you can’t afford to miss out on this great show. Admission is free! The event holds from Friday to Sunday. You can come in at anytime just ensure you come and don’t be told.
Venue: M and M Event Center, Beside Nicon Luxury Hotel, Garki Area 11 Abuja (On Cedi Plaza Road). Time:12Noon to 8PM Daily. Admission: Free!
Stand a chance to WIN a Trip to Zanzibar and Millions in Discounts and Giveaways. Great news Abuja! Our very own Merry Makers Event Center and Decor Company will be giving away a FREE WEDDING VENUE valued over N1 Million. Also, many vendors will be giving discounts and giveaways.
Interested in going into the wedding business? You can register for WED Academy at the Expo at a discounted rate. Lagos, Abuja and Port-Harcourt Classes coming this July.
Also at the show will be the Grand Finale of My Big Nigerian Wedding as one lucky couple will be the winner of a N15 Million wedding giveaway.
The Wedding Show Live tour by WED Expo moves to Port Harcourt on May 16th – 17th.
Details of upcoming shows
WED Expo Port-Harcourt
Date: May 16th to 17th, 2015
Venue: Aztech Arcum, Stadium Road, PH
Time: 10AM to 6PM Daily
Admission: FREE!!! FREE!!! FREE!!!
Are you a wedding planner, decorator, fabric dealer, makeup artist, caterer, cake maker, dessert, photographer, videographer, venue, stylist, bridal house, groom house etc
Then you have to be exhibiting at WED Expo. A few pictures from the Lagos Event will probably help you make your decision.
Your business will not be the same after WED Expo.
Booth Cost:
Abuja: Call 08096448289 to check availability
Port Harcourt: Share a booth for N50,000 and a full booth starts at N80,000
The Aridolf hotel in Yenagoa is an unlikely monument to kitsch on a reclaimed swamp in Nigeria’s oil-producing Niger delta. In the lobby,
Louis XIV furniture is accompanied by bowls of plastic fruit, faux Dutch landscapes and a grotesquely gaudy chandelier. The hotel is redolent of the riches on display in a region that for half a century has generated the bulk of Nigeria’s wealth. Only a decade and-a-half ago there was just one petrol pump in Bayelsa state, which produced a quarter of Nigeria’s 2m barrels per day of oil, and Yenagoa, the state capital, was a string of tin-roofed shacks. Resentment at the region’s under-development erupted in violence, with militants blowing up pipelines and kidnapping oil workers. Today, Yenagoa is a sprawling construction site. But the Aridolf, which is allegedly owned by Patience Jonathan, wife of the outgoing president, is symptomatic of how superficial progress has been in addressing the festering sense of marginalization in the region, which remains desperately impoverished despite benefiting from a tide of petrodollars in recent years.
