Smarter, richer people use Google - study

If you're smart and rich, there's a good chance you use Google. A study released this month by online advertising company Chitikafound that people who use Google's search engine tend to live in states with above-average median household incomes and college graduation rates. States where people Google ( GOOG , Fortune 500 )a lot also tend to be those that have older populations and higher job growth rates. Using data collected from Internet users across the country, the ad company found that residents of Utah, California and Massachusetts Google the most. People in Mississippi, Arkansas and West Virginia Google the least. A spokesman from Google declined to comment for this story. Bradley Strauss, Chitika's data scientist and lead author of the study, is quick to point out that the statistics provide only descriptive results. The study never sought out to explain why the correlation occurs, or how these variables impact or are affected by Google use. Related story: Larry Ellison says Apple's best days are behind it "When we spur job growth does it spur Google usage?" asked Andrew Waber, a Chitika spokesman, "We can't prove causation, but we can make the case it correlates." To be sure, Google is popular everywhere: The population of all50 states uses Google at least 50% of the time when searching the Web. But analyzing the numbers on a state level could help advertisers better target their audiences, Strauss explained. Google controls a 67% share of the U.S. search market, accordingto data tracker comScore ( SCOR ), so advertising companies tend to post ads on search giant. But if advertisers are targeting lower-income or younger audiences, the Chitika study suggests that it is worth considering Google alternatives.

Ruggedman To Mode 9: Get Another Job or Quit

Popular Nigerian Rapper Ruggedman has responded to Mode 9 recent emotional outburst that no one cares about his style of music by telling the rap icon to change hisstyle or quit. Ruggedman was talking on hot fm's breakfast radio show and said “Mode 9 is not the only one that does the non-commercial kind of rap. Basically if you are an entertainer you can’t do music for yourself that’s why you are an entertainer. Rugged Man Rugged Man ‘IF People you are made to entertain are not entertained, you should do one of two things…get another job or adapt’ am not saying this to be funny or anything’ If something is not working anymore the least you can do is try and adopt to what’s up’ ‘Even in America at a point it was all Eastside …then Westside, you can’t do anything about it, if you can’t shape up, you shape out’ ‘I actually started writing ‘ehen’ song in English but paul play advised me ‘you are in Nigeria, make music for Nigerians, add thelocal language so people could understand, I put a little comedy to it by bringing in Normoloss ‘It’s not about how good you are but how smart you are. I have said it ‘i don’t want to be ‘he can rap kinda artist’ but ‘to be a successful artist’. ‘Switching your style doesn’t make you any less of a human cos at the end of the day‘what you have achieved is what would be asked. Mode 9 had recently lamented theneglect of his type of non commercial rap saying that He dropped an album ‘alphabetical order’ earlier this year and no onecared. Source: Vanguard

Happy Birthday Laila Ikeji!

Believe it or not, like it or leaveit, this lady has created a niche for herself. She is probably one of the finest bloggers we got in Nigeria. My day won't be well fulfilled today if I don't post this. I remember calling you and how you advised and guided me like a brother as I was about to start my blog site. I wanna wish you a Happy Birthday and a bountiful life ahead as you celebrate your 29th birthday. I wish you a healthy life ahead Laila. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LAILA IKEJI! Much Love ( www.lailasblog.com) From D-Sam Igho

Happy Eid-El-Fitr!

Love as they say which overcometh all things is the central theme of every religion. Eid-El-Fitr is one of such religious celebraion by muslims around the world that is centered on Love. It sends across the message of Love which the whole world needs right now for sustainable peace in all countries of the world. Happy Eid-El-Fitr to our muslim brothers and sisters!

Man sets ablaze six youths in Ogun State for gambling

Six boys were set ablaze by a middle-aged man Tuesday night in Ago- Oko area of Abeokuta, capital of Ogun State, in western Nigeria.
A witness told P.M. News correspondent that the victims who were said to
be gamblers were in the compound of the man and despite all the warnings by the man, urging them to leave, they continued to gamble in the compound.
Attacked were Saburi Seteolu, Raheem Bello, Tunde Adesanya, Suleiman
Adebesin, Azeez Alabi and Kola Sodehinde.

Confirming the incident to  P.M. News correspondent today, Ogun
State Police Command spokesman, DSP Muyiwa Adejobi said, though,the police were trying to ascertain the circumstances that led to the incident, “information available to us is that the suspect had
an argument with the youths before he poured PMS on them in Ago-Oko
area. And I can confirm to you that he is cooling his heels in our
custody now..
“For now, we cannot ascertain other circumstances that led to the
incident but we have the suspect in our custody and we are working
hard to untie what led to it”, he said.
Adejobi further stated that the State Police Commissioner, CP
Ikemefuna Okoye, has ordered a comprehensive investigation into the
matter, adding that the suspect would be charged to court as soon as
investigation into the matter was concluded.
Four of the victims have been admitted at the emergency unit of the
State Hospital, Ijaiye Abeokuta while others were taken to an
undisclosed private hospitals around the area.

Thugs Block Port Harcourt Airport To Protest Governor Ameache's Visit (photos)

Anti-Governor Chibuike Amaechi political thugs under the aegis of Democratic Initiative loyal to Nyesom Wike today besieged the Port Harcourt International Airport protesting the visit of some Northern Governors of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, who were on a solidarity visit to the governor today.
Eyewitness told P.M.NEWS that this morning party thugs blocked the VIP lounge of the Port Harcourt International Airport, thus preventing Governor Rotimi Amaechi and his visitors from leaving the airport.
Confirming the incident, the Secretary of Grassroots Democratic Movement, Mr Samuel Nwonosike said “Rivers People are against this visit. We want Soyinka to concentrate on his western states. We want him to concentrate on the problems in Osun, Ekiti. We also support Evan Bipi as the Speaker of the House of Assembly because he will call the Governor to account how he has been governing Rivers State.”

Goodluck Jonathan, Obansanjo and other prominent politicians pays condolence visit to Fashola

From left: Senator Ben Obi, Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Inter-Party Affairs; Mr. Labaran Maku, Minister of Information; Mrs. Deziani Alison-Madueke, Minister of Petroleum Resources; Dr. Olusegun Aganga, Minister of Trade and Investment; Mr. Mohammed Bello Adoke, Minister of Justice; President Jonathan; Gov. Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State; Dame Abimbola Fashola and Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, Minister of Sports; during President Jonathan’s condolence visit to Governor Fashola at the Lagos House, Marina, Wednesday. Photo: Bunmi Azeez.

President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, paid a condolence visit to Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, over the death of his father, Pa Ademola Fashola.
Pa Fashola, 80, died Monday after a brief illness.
Jonathan was was accompanied by the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Ministers of Petroleum, Information, Trade and Investment Sports and Chairman of National Sports Commission, NSC, Mr. Muhammed Adoke; Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke,  Mr. Labaran Maku, Mr. Olusegun Aganga and Mr. Bolaji Abdullahi, respectively.
The Chief Imam of Abuja, Central Mosque, Alhaji Musa Muhammed,  who was in the presidential team,  led the prayer session at the State House, Marina,  during the short visit.
Speaking, President Jonathan described the death of Pa Fashola, as very sad, saying, “I know that this is the period that we need his presence, most especially, as a parent that will assist one in handling a number of responsibilities. That was why I told my Chief of Staff that we must pay a visit to the Governor, his wife and the entire family.
“It is a sad event for you (Fashola) to have lost your father at this point. But we must also thank God for the life that he had lived. We were indeed happy that your father though he had left us at a very painful moment, he also lived a fulfilled life.
“He lived to maturity. But most especially, he had been able to replace himself tenfold before departing. You (Fashola) and your siblings are still with us. So many people didn’t have the opportunity of replacing themselves before they departing this world.”
Also, former Minister of Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Mallam Nasru-el-Rufai, paid a condolence visit to Fashola
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Meanwhile, a  member of the National Assembly, Alhaji Yakubu Balogun and former Deputy-Governor of the state, Princess Sarah Adebisi Sosan, yesterday, commiserated with  the governor  over  the death of his father .
Sosan, in a statement, said “Even though he gave up at the age of 80, his demise is painful as we have lost a true, honest, steadfast, committed and highly dependable elderstatesman whose contributions to the growth of modern Lagos through strong support and advice, is legendary.
“Pa Fashola even at that age was a man no one would want to lose, especially at a time like this.
“I therefore, on behalf of myself  and my family send our condolences to Governor Babtunde Raji Fashola on this great loss, while we pray that the Almighty Allah would give both the immediate and extended families and Lagosians the fortitude to bear the loss.”
She urged the governor and former boss, “who I was privileged to work with in life to, please, take solace in the fact that Papa had lived a fulfilled life and should not allow his demise to demoralise him from delivering democratic dividends to the people of the state.”
On his part, Balogun said, “Pa Fashola was a great man who spoke the truth at all times, with fear of God as his watchword.”
Balogun, who represents Lagos Island Federal Constituency II in the House of Representatives, said Pa Fashola would be greatly missed by all.
A member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Board of Trustees, BoT, Chief Don Etiebet, in a condolence message, said: “May the soul of Pa Ademola Fashola rest in perfect peace and while we mourn the loss of the pillar of strength and the foundation of achievements and focus of His Excellency, we pray that Almighty God will give him the grace to withstand the irreparable loss with fortitude.” Source - Vanguard Nigeria

The Nigerian Artist who used his JAMB's form money to record his first song

He was there at the very beginning when the Afro hip hop revolution began after fighting against the odds despite criticism from the record labels of the day. However, in 1999, luck finally smiled on him when he got his first record deal with Kennis Music which transformed his life forever after using money meant for procuring his JAMB forms to record his first demo.
The artiste known as Rasqui ( Rasaq Lawal) would go on to release his hit single, Ati Ready and remain one of the most popular faces of the Afro hip hop revolution.
In this interview with The Entertainer, the singer opens up on how he found music at an early age, his challenges, and the role Kennis Music played in making him a force to reckon with in music.
Excerpts:
How did you come into music?
I didn’t go to any school of music neither was I attached to any musician for tutelage. As I grew up I discovered that I was singing songs that I had never heard before. The songs just kept flowing so I decided to start keeping a music diary where I wrote down all my songs.
As the days rolled by, the songs kept coming and I kept on writing. At a stage I started gathering my friends together and entertaining them. It was at such get-togethers that I was encouraged to talk to leading record labels of that time. Those were the days of Sony Music, Afrodisia, Decca and other local labels. Prompted by my friends, I stepped out knocking on their doors.
What were the setbacks you encountered?
As a youth, I was full of enthusiasm in the new life that awaited me as a successful artiste. I would dress in my best clothes, polish my shoes to the point where they reflected sunlight because I believed that the sunshine of my life was around the corner in the form of a juicy deal from a giant recording company. I was not only disappointed by the companies, many of them threw me out!
You mean they threw you out?
Yes.  There was this very embarrassing experience I had. I tried explaning to an A&R man at a big label back then. I said I was a hip hop artiste and tried to explain my music to him. All I said only brought out scornful laughter from him. He looked me in the face and said, ‘go and sing fuji, juju or gospel music. We don’t have time to waste on rubbish. We can’t spend our resources on the kind of nonsense you have brought here. Please, excuse me I’m busy.’
I came back home disappointed because of the thorough tongue lashing I received. Yet I refused to give up! I wasn’t going to sing fuji, juju or gospel music. I got the inspiration for those songs from above and I believed God had prepared someone out there who would take them out to the market place. As the songs continued to come, the zeal to get a record deal overwhelmed me.
How did you meet Kenny Ogungbe?
My meeting with Uncle Kenny Ogungbe of Kennis Music was dramatic! The effect of that moment turned my life around forever. It was Kennis Music that transformed the music landscape in Nigeria; there’s no controversy about that.
The duo of Kenny Ogungbe and Dayo Adeneye were and are still a blessing to the music industry in Nigeria. When I submitted my demo tape to them, they embraced the product. I was so glad when I was signed on and they released the album. That move shot me to limelight and changed my life forever. I was with Kennis Music from 1999 till I left the label six years later.
Tell us about your experience at Kennis Music?
Kennis Music had the foresight to know where music was going internationally. While the old label owners were busy nursing old and dying ideals, Kennis Music was busy looking into the future of music and how to transform Nigerian music and key it into global trends. Today that has happened.
Nigerian hip hop is played on radio stations worldwide. It has won numerous international awards. Kudos to Uncle Kenny Ogungbe and D1 (Dayo Adeneye). Nigeria is a great country full of talented and resourceful people but government has no vision for the industry. I remember that I used the money given to me to procure Joint Admission and Matriculation Boards (JAMB) forms to record the demo tape I submitted to Kennis Music; I was  determined not to fail.
Who are your mentors in music?
I am one of the few artistes who lack mentors. During my days, the reigning sound was fuji, Juju, and gospel music. That was in the 1990s when nobody thought of hip hop as anything to write home about. Apart from my friends who were encouraging me to push on, nobody else surfaced. Hip hop was seen as an American thing which should not be encouraged.
Tell us about your first time on air?
It was in October 1999. I can’t remember the actual date now. It was on the spot decision that led me to a radio station that day. I took the track Ati Ready (We Are Ready) to Star FM at Alausa, Ikeja. I asked to see one of the disc jockeys. I was led to one Kwame as he was called. I introduced myself and why I came. He collected the CD from me saying if it’s not good, he won’t play it on air. I said okay. He put the CD inside the player and wore his headphone. Initially he was nodding his head along with the beat, at a stage, he removed the headphone and started talking to another person. I was perplexed! I called his attention to the CD in the player. He looked at me and said ‘what? I’ve started playing your music on air already.’ I was so happy I was speechless! That was the beginning of the massive radio attention the song received.
What would you say has been the impact of hip hop music in Nigeria? 
Hip hop has had a very great impact on the youths of nowadays. It is simply addictive. However, if lyrics could be modified to reflect more of the positives, the better it would be for the youths and the nation in general. This is where the job of the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) comes to play. NBC should monitor what is put on air, sanction and ban records like they do to film in order to sanitise society. I look forward to that.
What is the future of hip hop?
The future is bright. It is a growing genre. It is still in its infancy in Nigeria, worldwide attention and acceptance notwithstanding. It is going to expand and bring forth other forms of music. Music forms like fuji, juju, gospel, apala, sakara and even real traditional local forms would soon be uplifted by the introduction of hip hop into them.
What is your opinion on piracy?
It is bad, too bad. Every attempt to curtail it has always been violently countered by the pirates. Apart from shows and concerts, no artiste can fully realize money worthwhile from sales. Our albums are sold everywhere but the profits go to the pirates and not artistes. We need a special task force organized by government to enforce sanity among our marketers who most often double as pirates.
How do you handle female fans?
When people accept you and your music you’ll know. Fans will always be there to welcome you to shows and concerts. Carefulness is the watchword. You must not overdo anything with them especially the females. When you see them throwing pants, brassiers and handkerchiefs at you on stage, see it as just an expression of their love for you. It shouldn’t be the key for you to ask them to open their private parts for you, you’ll lose their support. Once you are accepted by female fans, the males will follow. To abuse them (females) is to lose them. Females are our greatest fans.
How do you get inspiration to write your songs?
I write my songs myself. I get inspiration from what I see, think about and experience  in my environment. All these combine to produce lyrics for me. Sometimes if I listen to other songs, I get inspired to write a new one or a version of the one I listened to.
What’s your academic qualification? 
Because I used the money I was supposed to use to buy my JAMB forms to record my first demo cassette, I lost the opportunity of going to the university.
However, I attended Yaba College of Technology where I read Business Management. I left there in 2004 with my Higher National Diploma (HND).
How do you relax?
I watch movies. For food, I like black amala with ewedu. I don’t take alcohol as a rule. I only drink water and juice.

23 Years Old Woman with triplet begs in market as Husband abandons her

Traders and visitors to the Eke Awka market were astonished recently when a young girl displayed her new born triplet in front of the market under the sun and was soliciting alms.
According to The Sun News, the young girl, who gave her name as Blessing Osunbor and aged 23, said she came to sAwka from Onitsha where she and her babies have stayed for some weeks after their arrival from her hometown, Oron in Cross River State.
It was like an offering time in the church as people walk to the spot and dropped money in the plate she kept there with sympathy as they watched the triplet lying on the mat spread on the cover of drains.
According to the 23-year-old Blessing, when she pitched her tent with one Okon whom she does not even know his surname in Oron Cross River State, she thought a bright future had started.
And without caution she assumed the position of a wife without the knowledge or consent of her parents and consequently became pregnant. Okon, she said, pretended to have loved her as he acted a good husband until the day she was delivered of her babies.
After Blessing put to bed triplets, by the time babies and mum returned to Okon’s house, he was allegedly said to have taken to his heels after some days and never returned. Blessing who said she hails from Oron Calabar told Daily Sun that when she could not see Okon she has to carry the triplet, two girls and a boy, out on the streets to solicit help from public-spirited people.
Hear her story: Me and Okon I was in a relationship with Okon, the man who impregnated me. I was living with him in the house he rented. My mum does not know him as she is old and in the village while I was staying in Oron town.
I delivered my babies at the Apostolic Church Oron and when I returned to the house, but few days after my return Okon ran away from the house and his phone does not go any longer.
Why I went into begging with the triplets
My triplet, two girls and a boy are about two months and because we have no one to assist us, I have to leave Oron to Aba and from there to Onitsha from where I came to Awka. I used to sleep in the market with my children in that market in Onitsha before I started this business of bringing them out to seek for people patronage.
Going to government or churches for help
Asked if she has sought assistance from the government or churches, she said she was advised to go to Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka in Enugu, and would go their when it is convenient for her. “They advised me to go to Mbaka, and they said it is in the night, but I cannot take these children out in the night.”
Okon’s whereabouts
On the whereabouts of Okon, she said: “I don’t know his phone number, the number he used to use does not go again; he must have changed it so that we can’t reach him.” She, however, said that if Okon returns to take care of them, she would accept him back, adding “If he comes back and said he wants to accept his responsibilities, that he has what he will use to take care of us, me and the kids, matter don finish be that.” Blessing also pleaded with people to assist her at least for the sake of the triplet.

''He was my best friend'' says Fashola as Lagos stands still for his Dad's Burial

Lagos State literally stood still yesterday as the state Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola buried his father amid funfare. According to Sun News, the remains of Pa Ademola Fashola was conveyed in a wine Mercedes Benz R 350 from his residence, No 31, Ladipo Labinjo Street in Surulere to the Lagos Central Mosque where Muslim prayer was offered for the repose of his soul.
Alhaji Akinola Garba, Chief Imam of Lagos Central Mosque, who called on Nigerians to be God fearing and have love for their fellow men, led the prayers.
Pa Fashola was laid to rest at the famous Vaults and Gardens, located in Ikoyi area of Lagos at 4 pm.
The governor, who donned a white Kaftan, performed the dust-to-dust rite with other members of the family.
Governor Fashola, who spoke after the internment, said his father lived a fulfilled life, saying he would be missed for his friendship and kindness.
“I will like to say thank you very much to everyone who has rallied round the family from yesterday even before I came back from Saudi Arabia.
“I thank all Nigerians from Mr. President who called persistently until he got to me. He sent his representative here today and that is the Minister of Sports. My brother governors, Imams, everybody, I thank you very much. Our gratitude is deep and immense and we cannot fully express it.
“As for my father, for all of us his children, first and foremost, he was our best friend. So, that is what we would miss really. He was a loving friend who allowed us to be the best we could be. He guided us and encouraged us to succeed.
“I think, if there is any person who did not have any problem, it was my father. He just got on with life; he did not recriminate. In every position he found himself, good, comfortable, difficult, painful, he just got on. I learnt many things from him.
“ I hope I can be as rounded in integrity as he was. He was humble in his attitude to life, humble in life. He died in the month of Ramadan, he died in the Night of Majesty,” Fashola said.
The governor said his father was a contented man who lived a life free of worries, adding that the family was glad he died in the holy month of Ramadan and prayed to God to grant him peaceful repose.
Dignitaries that witnessed the burial ceremony included the Sports Minister, Malam Bolaji Abdullahi, who represented the president; Governors Kayode Fayemi and Ibikunle Amosun as well as former governor of Cross Rivers State, Mr. Donald Duke, the President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Access Bank Managing Director, Aigboje Aig-Imaukuede; Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye and Mrs. Laoye Tomori, Osun State deputy governor.
Others were business magnate, Molade Okoya-Thomas, former Lagos State governor, Alhaji Lateef Jakande and former head of the Interim Government, Chief Ernest Shonekan.

A Person Killed by a Drunk Policeman in Lagos

One person was killed on Monday night by a drunk police man. According to Daily Sun, three gun-shot victims rushed to the Accident and Emergency Ward of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, on Monday night are in stable condition, while the fourth person died on arrival, Daily Sun learnt yesteray.

The victims, three men and a pregnant woman, were allegedly shot by one Corporal Mohammed Abubakar from MOPOL 17, Akure, Ondo State at Diamond Estate, Festac Town, following a disagreement over an unconfirmed matter. It was gathered that the four victims were allegedly shot in a fast food joint by the corporal who was suspected to be drunk at the time of the incident.

Eyewitnesses said the disagreement and flaring-up of tempers occurred that night at the fast food joint where noodles is the main delicacy. The angry corporal opened fire on the victims and fled.  The policeman who is not attached to the Lagos Police Command, was said to be on an unofficial visit to a company in Diamond Estate.

Meanwhile, when our reporter visited LUTH, the three surviving victims were being attended to by doctors who assured  that they will make it. The consultants regretted the death of one of the victims, blaming his demise on the site of the bullet wound and the time of arrival of the patients to the hospital.

A consultant, who spoke to Daily Sun on condition of anonymity, disclosed that of the three surviving patients, the two men will go for surgery because of the nature of wounds they sustained from the gunshot and also to retrieve bullets and pellets from their bodies.

“The pregnant woman who appears to be a bit more lucky, will not need surgery, she will undergo intensive and general care and be discharged. One of the men was shot in the eye, ophatalmologists are working hard to ensure the wound does not degenerate, he will be operated soon.

“The second man was shot in the thigh, he will also undergo surgery, apart from the damage done on the site of the wound, there are indications that bullet pellets lodged in the muscles must be retrieved,” he said.

Confirming the incident, LUTH’s spokesperson, Mrs Hope Nwawolo, said the three victims are in stable condition and are responding to treatment. “The hospital has drafted a team of experts to ensure that they are well taken care of medically”, she said.

The state Commissioner of Police (CP), Mr Umar Manko, confirmed that a police corporal from MOPOL 17, Akure, Ondo State was responsible for the shooting. “The corporal is not from the Lagos State Police Command. He is from MOPOL 17, Akure. He was attached to a company in Festac Town, but I wonder what a mobile policeman from Akure is doing in Lagos.

The CP said he has asked the Area Commander for Festac area, Mr Dan Okoro, to contact his Squadron Commander to explain what the policeman from his unit was doing in that company at that time. Manko disclosed the force has declared manhunt for the corporal who took to his heels after committing the crime.

Another eyewitness said that the corporal went to the fast food vendor to eat noddles when a quarrel broke out between him and other customers. The source said in the process, he fired sporadically and took to his heels. “The policeman would have been lynched by a mob, but they were afraid to go after him as he was fully armed,” the eyewitness said.

Prophet T.B. Joshua Bestowed Honour of Peace Ambassador by Arewa Youth Forum of Northern Nigeria as they visit his church

    On the 4th of August, 2013, The Arewa Youth Forum of Northern Nigeria visited Prophet T.B. Joshua in the Synagogue Church of All Nations. One of the members present was the National Director Public Affairs representing Benue state of the Arewa Youth Forum of the name of Bello Abdul Hamid. He said that Prophet T.B. Joshua is the very first man of God they are visiting and honouring. He said "We are here because of love. He has provided for people who has been hit by the boko haram insurgents. He is the first man to do so". He went ahead to name the members of the forum that came along with him. Gloria Ibramhim etc (I can't remember the rest). He continued by saying "We are here because of love that is seen in this man. That is why this man was selected. Where there is love, these is on stealing no destruction. Where there is love, you'll not say this man is a muslim or christian. Love is the solution to our problem in Nigeria. Love is lost in Nigeria. We are looking for love. We are here to make this man an ambassador of peace. After consultation, we have approved that this man of love should lead us to bring back the lost love in our dear country of Nigeria. We are going to host him in kaduna State, Nigeria where all the emirs will be present". As part of the main reason which they came, Prophet T.B Joshua was given an award as an ambassador of the Arewa Youth Forum of Northern Nigeria, an award which only few prominent Nigerians has had in the past. He was also given a traditional attire which he wore and took pictures with them and also said some words which I can't remember. I'll post the picture after I finish editing it. What do you think about this @DIB's readers?