Showing posts with label The News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The News. Show all posts

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Turmoil Christmas and Friday Cartoons

'People doing last minute shopping for Christmas yesterday in Lagos.' It’s Christmas again, but how many Nigerians know it as a fact in the true sense? How many people are really getting that special feeling which traditionally comes with the yuletide? How many are really sharing in the joy and goodwill the season has brought to the world? A cursory assessment of the local situation reveals that this year’s Christmas does not appear to be the best in recent times for the average Nigerian. Sola Ogundipe encounters persons who don’t know it’s Christmas and those who know but don’t give a care. MORE @ VANGUARD


There will be no Christmas and New Year holidays and celebration for some key members of the federal cabinet over the persistent fuel scarcity and epileptic power supply across the country. Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan who gave the directive in Abuja yesterday said the affected ministers should remain at their duty posts throughout the festivities until normalcy returns in the supply of fuel and power stabilizes a bit... Those affected are the Minister of Petroleum, Dr. Rilwanu Lukman, Minister of State, Mr. Odein Ajumogobia, the Minister of Power, Dr. Lanre Babalola and the Minister of State, Mr. Nuhu Wya. MORE @ SUN NEWS ONLINE


The News Cover Page


SOURCE: GUARDIAN


SOURCE: PUNCH


SOURCE: SUN NEWS ONLINE
SOURCE: BLACK NEWS

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Nigerian Jungle Blues: Ghetto Life Images III

Okada Wagonia "What's his business with overload"? Afterall, man must wack! Source: PUNCH


Is the world really a ghetto? I guess! "Where did she learn that from" though? Source: PUNCH


I like this one which says it loud and clear to hell with westernization and modernity. Seriously they are saying Westernization my ass, "defying the socio-economic problems" of a troubled nation. Source: PUNCH


This one beats me and it's beyond me. Source: The News


Life hard o according to the struggling Calabar man. Typical hard times in a nation that has lost its sense of purpose. Source: The News


Nigerian police and security detail. Na real wah! Source: The News