Wow! Another Christmas Day! Thank You Lord!

Wow!
It is Christmas Day!
We are glad and grateful to Almighty God JEHOVAH, Jesus Christ our Lord and Holy Spirit our Conqueror to be alive and well.
We wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2018!
Cheers all the way!

We wish you a beautiful Merry Christmas and prosperous Happy New Year 2018.

Dear Concerned Citizens of Nigeria and Busy Bodies on Nairaland and other Political Gossips at Large

Dear Concerned Citizens of Nigeria and Busy Bodies on Nairaland and other Political Gossips at Large,

We know you are concerned and worried about us, especially our parents and relations and hmm.. boyfriends too (lest you forget many of us were also fans of Whizkid and Davido before Boko Haram abducted us.)

Many of you have been asking for our names and photographs to be published.
We are sorry that this is no longer possible, because we are now married to our Muslim kidnappers and lovers and by Islamic custom and tradition, our names and photographs have changed to new ones and see the attached photographs of our new identity. So, you cannot see our faces in public. It is Haram!

Sadiq, take heart. Aisha sends her regards. Her husband even bought her funky designer glasses (see her attached photograph. Cute?)
She is adjusting fast and sometimes we even share jokes here.  

Yes. It is bitter, but it a fact of life. We are no longer virgins.
How many Muslim wives are virgins, so stop speculating.
Are we happy?
How many married women are even happily married these days?
I beg let us stop fooling ourselves.
Many of us are living in bondage even those who pretend to be happy in their Christian homes.
Is domestic violence not so rampant in many homes in the south?
And more Nigerian girls are still attacked and ra-ped daily in Lagos, Port Harcourt and other places.
Evil is evil and evil doers are evil doers no matter their location or religion.
What matters most to us is to be alive and well.
As as our French teacher always said, C'est la vie.
Life is fair and foul.
But Life goes on.

God bless Nigeria.


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Are You An Internet Addict?

She is so addicted to her laptop that she even goes to the toilet surfing the internet.

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How to Avoid Internet Addiction
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Steps

1
Admit you have an addiction. Understand that you do have an internet addiction, and that there is no use in avoiding the truth.


2
Do you want to stop going online so much? Hmm? Well then stop! You want to stop, right? Constantly remind yourself. There will be times you are in the computer room and hear the sound of the computer. You'll think "Oh, I'll just check my email" But that's how it gets you!! Set a certain time and make a habit of sticking by your rules. It will be hard at first, but then it will get easier over time.

3
Realize that more and more people on the world are becoming addicted to the internet. You are not the only one with this problem, it is becoming more and more common and more and more well known. Do not be embarrassed, find others with the same problem and help each other beat it.

4
Get a hobby or an interest that doesn't involve the internet, video games, TV or computers. Get involved with teams, clubs, sports, church, music, dancing, singing, etc. Go for a run with a friend or get exercise some other way. Go to bed on time and get a good night's rest. Keep up with the local events in your community. There may be talks, film screenings, concerts, local sporting events, and book signings etc. Find some, as long as it is not on the internet, and get involved.

5
Complete your studies. If you are a student then do your homework and study. This is a great thing to do right away when you get home. You will feel great knowing that you did your homework early. Read books or research at the library instead of browsing Wikipedia for information. Teachers would rather have you use a real book than Wikipedia. Study lessons that you learned for the day, whether there's a test the next day or not.

6
Help with meals. Your parents will be happier that you're helping out with dinner or dishes instead of chatting online. Cook or bake something one night for the family. Anything that gets you off the computer for a while will help and increase your confidence that you can stay off even longer.

7
Hang out with friends. Plan a trip to the bowling alley, mall, or ice rink. Get a friend to walk a dog with you for the afternoon. Avoid places that have free internet access such as coffee shops.

8
Plan family nights. Instead of watching TV or doing individual things during dinner time, eat dinner as a family on the table and plan games afterward.

9
Limit your computer time. Make sure not to turn it on too many times a week. If you have a laptop, make sure to put it somewhere that you can remember but not somewhere that you see every day. Try keeping the lid closed when you are not using it; when the computer is not looking at you, you are less likely to use it. If you have a desktop PC, try not to go near it or put something over it like a sheet.

10
Call people instead of sending instant messages. Call a friend and ask them to go outside for at least 3 hours a day. This will distract you from the computer. Also try doing your homework together.

11
Use an alarm clock or timer. Before using your computer decide on a time limit such as 30 minutes. Set the clock or timer and make sure that you get off the computer when the time is up. Alternatively create a shutdown timer shortcut on your desktop (google search "shutdown timer" for tutorials). This can be programmed to shutdown your computer after a predesignated time after it has been activated.

12
Don't eat meals at your computer! Eating at a separate place will help you to not go online.

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Sydney's Newest Nightclub is Now Open

SYDNEY’S NEWEST NIGHTCLUB IS NOW OPEN

MARQUEE – THE STAR, SYDNEY LAUNCHES WITH INTERNATIONAL AND AUSTRALIAN STAR-STUDDED EVENT


Redfoo entertaining guests at the launch of Marquee - The Star, Sydney - 30th March 2012.

Sydney, March 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Last night, Paris Hilton, Slash, will.i.am, Joe Jonas and a whole host of other superstars helped launch Sydney’s newest nightlife venue – Marquee – The Star, Sydney, a joint partnership between Echo Entertainment and Tao Group.


Kellan Lutz and Sharni Vinson at the launch of Marquee - The Star, Sydney - 30th March 2012.

Over 1,000 party-goers were the first to enjoy the new venue as they partied into the night with electrifying performances by Dutch DJ Afrojack and Redfoo from electro pop duo LMFAO.


Joe Jonas at the launch of Marquee - The Star, Sydney - 30th March 2012.

The opening saw many local and international celebrities walking the red carpet at The Star’s new harbour-side entry, including Paris Hilton, will.i.am, Slash, Ashlee Simpson, Joe Jonas, Kellan Lutz and Sharni Vinson, Nick and Vanessa Lachey, Wilmer Valderrama, Minka Kelly, Isabel Lucas, Abbie Cornish, Jodie Gordon, Jermaine Dupri, Afrojack, Ricki Lee Coulter and Redfoo of LMFAO.

In what is a first for Australia, Marquee – The Star, Sydney has been designed like no other nightlife venue; with nearly 20,000 square feet of floor space, it features three distinct rooms within the one nightclub which allows it to cater for different music tastes and moods.

Marquee – The Star, Sydney will officially be open to the public tonight, with DJ, songwriter and producer will.i.am, from Black Eyed Peas fame, performing. Also at the DJ decks is rapper and producer Jermaine Dupri.

The two nights of partying signal the beginning of an impressive lineup of acts who will take to the stage in the coming weeks, including internationally renowned DJ Avicii over two dates on Easter weekend – April 7 and 8.

Marquee-The Star, Sydney
The nightclub – the latest component of The Star’s $870 million redevelopment – is located on the entire top tier of The Star’s new Pirrama Road harbourside entrance and has expansive views of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline.

With a capacity of more than 1,200 people, patrons can transition between three lavish rooms and various music experiences.

The Main Room has a 40-foot LED DJ booth and projection stage and a large dance floor. In contrast, a stylish library-style room offers an intimate lounge experience, complete with a working fireplace. Club-goers will also come across the Boom Box VIP Room, with a separate DJ and state-of-the-art sound system. There is also a chill-out area with unparalleled views of the Sydney skyline.

Furnished with luxurious interiors, the venue will have an exclusive VIP entrance for quick entry from street level.

Echo Entertainment Group CEO, Larry Mullin, said The Star had secured America’s biggest nightclub operator to manage a world-class entertainment venue.

“The new nightclub is an important part of our redevelopment as we move to fulfill our aim of being Sydney’s ultimate one-stop nightlife and entertainment destination. The last piece of this jigsaw will be the $100 million multipurpose Events Centre which is currently under construction and due for completion in 2013.

“Marquee – The Star, Sydney will have true international stature, thanks to our partnership with the Tao Group which has a proven track record for delivering the ultimate in nightclub experiences,” Mr. Mullin said.

The joint venture with The Star’s parent company, Echo Entertainment, is the group’s first venture outside the United States. Noah Tepperberg, from Tao Group, said:

“Our team is looking forward to bringing the Marquee brand to Sydney while creating a venue with a distinct Sydney style and personality. It’s been great to see The Star unfold into an impressive casino and hotel, and now dining and entertainment complex, and we are excited to work with the talented Australian based team.“

The Star
The Star has recently undergone an $870 million redevelopment and expansion to become a one-of-a-kind entertainment destination. The Star offers more than 20 restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and cafes, a new five star boutique lifestyle hotel called The Darling, a 16 room day spa, a luxury retail collection, and upscale gaming areas.

Part of Echo Entertainment Group, the property currently employs over 4,000 staff across gaming, hospitality and other specialist areas. The redevelopment has created over 700 new jobs, as well as employing more than 1,200 contractors throughout its construction. Attracting visitors to Sydney from around the world, The Star currently injects more than $150 million into local, Australian and international economies across a wide variety of industry sectors.


For media enquiries, please contact:
Camille Bentley
PR Manager, The Star
+61 488 353 718
Camille.bentley@echoent.com.au


For American or European media enquiries please contact:
Sam Ong
Vice President of Publicity, Strategic Group
(212) 420 – 9420 × 19
Sam@strategicgroup.tv

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