Download carter v

American rapper Lil Wayne has published another album it hat been a hit ever since
After much anticipation, setbacks, and false starts, Lil Wayne has finally dropped Tha Carter V. The 23-track album features a plethora of marquee artists ranging from Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, Travis Scott, and XXXTentacion.

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1. I Love You Dwayne
2. Don’t Cry f. XXXTENTACION
3. Dedicate
4. Uproar
5. Let It Fly f. Travis Scott
6. Can’t Be Broken
7. Dark Side of the Moon f. Nicki Minaj
8. Mona Lisa f. Kendrick Lamar
9. What About Me f. Sosamann
10. Open Letter
11. Famous f. Reginae Carter
12. Problems
13. Dope Niggaz f. Snoop Dogg
14. Hittas
15. Took His Time
16. Open Safe
17. Start This Shit Off Right f. Ashanti & Mack Maine
18. Demon
19. Mess
20. Dope New Gospel f. Nivea
21. Perfect Strangers
22. Used 2
23. Let It All Work Out

Platforms in Nigeria for making money

There's been a lot of sites claiming that they can make you earn from the comfort of your home... But most of them are spams.
Today I'll be updating you on which sites and organizations you can trust and earn money from.
1. NNU this is a Facebook based platform which has enabled Facebook users to make money from home.. it is highly recommended for Facebook users...
2. Minglecash this platform is done by watching video and playing games it's stressful but you can earn a real lot of money from it... So enjoy.
3. Boostpal this is simply video monetization and it's beneficial

These are the three for now if you have any other please drop it in the comment section

Remitano

I brought out this list for us Nigerians to be reflective of the fact that upon all this, an average Nigerian is still suffering. Our roads are bad. The Government does not want to pay the minimum wage of just 18,000N which amounts to nothing. Nigeria has a lot of potentials and have been under explored by out Government.


ABUJA
-   Marble
-   Clay
-   Tentalite
-   Cassiterite
-   Gold (partially investigated)
-   Lead /Zinc (Traces)
-   Dolomite

ABIA STATE
-   Gold
-   Salt
-   Linestone
-   Lead/Zinc

ADAMAWA STATE
-  Kaolin
-   Bentonite
-   Gypsium
-   Magnesite

AKWA IBOM STATE
-   Lead/Zinc
-   Clay
-   Limestone
-   Uranium (Traced)
-   Salt
-    Lignite (Traced)

ANAMBRA STATE
-   Lead/Zinck
-   Clay
-   Limestone
-   Iron-Ore
-   Lignite (Partially investigated)
-   Salt
-  Glass-Sand
-   Phosphate
-   Gypsium

BAYELSA STATE
-   Clay
-   Limestone
-   Gypsium (partially investigated)
-   Uranium (partially investigated)
-   Manganese
-   Lignite
-   Lead/Zinc (Traces)

BAUCHI STATE
-   Amethst (violet)
-   Gypsium
-   Lead/Zinc (Traces)
-   Uranuin (partially investigated)

BENUE STATE
-   Lead/Zinc
-   Limestone
-    Iron-Ore
-   Coal
-   Clay
-   Marble
-   Sakt
-   Berytes (traces)
-   Gem stones
-   Gypsium

BORNO STATE
-   Diatomite
-   Clay
-   Limestone
-   Hydro-carbon (oil and gas)
Partially investigated) 
-   Gypsium
-   Kaolin
-   Bentonite


CROSS RIVER STATE
-   Limestone
-   Uranium
-   Manganese
-   Lignite
-   Lead/Zinc
-  Salt


DELTA STATE
-   Marble
-   Glass Sand
-   Gypsium
-   Lignite
-   Iron-Ore
-   Kaolin

EBONYI STATE
-   Lead
-   Gold 
-   Salt


EDO STATE
-   Marble
-   Lignite
-   Clay
-   Limestone
-   Iron Ore
-   Gypsium
-   Glass-sand
-   Gold
-   Dolomite Phosphate
-   Bitumen

EKITI STATE
-   Kaolin
-   Feldsper
-   Tatium
-   Granite
-   Syenite

ENUGU STATE
-   Coal
-   Linestone
-   Lead/Zinc

GOMBE STATE
-   Gemstone
-   Gysium

IMO STATE
-  Kead/Zinc
-   Limestone
-   Lignite
-   Phosphate
-   Marcasite
-   Gypsium
-   Salt

JIGAWAA STATE
-   Butytes

KADUNA STATE
-     Sapphire
-      Kaoline
-   Gold
-   Clay
-   Surpentinite
-   Asbestos
-   Amethyst
-   Kyanite
-   Graphite (partally investgated)
-   Silhnite
-   Mica (Traces)
-   Aqua marine
-   Ruby
-   Rock Crystal
-   Topaz
-   Flosper
-   Tourmaline
-   Gemstone
-   Tentalime

KANO STATE
-   Prrochinre
-   Cassiterite
-   Copper
-   Glass – Sand
-   Gemstone
-   Lead/Zinc
-  Tantalite

KATSINA STATE
-   Kaolin
-   Marble
-   Salt

KEBBI STATE
-   Gold
KOGI STATE
-   Iron-Ore
-   Kaolin
-   Gypsium
-   Feldsper
-   Goal
-   Marble
-   Dolomite
-   Talc
-   Tantalite

KWARA STATE
-   Gold
-   Marble
-   Iron-Ore
-   Cassiterite
-   Colubite
-   Tantalite
-   Feldspar (Traces)
-   Mica (Traces)

LAGOS STATE
-   Glass-sand
-   Clay
-   Bitumen

NASARAWA STATE
-   Beryl (emerald)
-   Asquamirine and
-   Haliodor)
-   Dolomite/Marble
-   Sapphire
-   Tourmaline
-   Quartz-   Amethyst (Topaz, gamet)
-   Zireon
-   Tantalite
-   Cassiterite
-   Columbite
-   Limenite
-   Galena
-   Iron-Ore
-   Barytes
-   Feldspar
-   Limesstone
-   Mica
-   Cooking coal
-   Talc
-   Cay
-   Salt
-   Chalcopyrite

NIGER STATE
-   Gold
-   Talc
-   Lead/Zinc

OGUN STATE
-   Phosphate
-   Clay
-   Feldspar (traces)
-   Kaolin
-   Limestone
-   Germstone
-   Bitumen


ONDO STATE
-   Bitumen
-   Kaolin
-   Gemstone
-   Gypsium
-   Feldspar
-   Granite
-   Clay
-   Glass-sand
-   Dimesion stones
-   Limestone
-   Coal


OSUN STATE
-   Gikd
-   Talc
-   Toumaline
-   Toumaline
-   Colimbite
-   Granite


OYO STATE
-   Kaoline
-   Marble
-   Clay
-   Sillimnote
-   Talc
-   Gold
-   Cassiterite
-   Aqua Marine
-   Dolomite
-   Gemstone
-   Tantalite


PLATEAU STATE
-   Emerald
-   Tin
-   Marble
-   Granite
-   Tantalite/columbit
-   Lead/Zinc
-   Barytes
-   Irton-Ore
-   Kaolin
-   Belonite
-   Cassiterrite
-   Phrochlore
-   Clay
-   Coal
-   Wolfam
-   Salt
-   Bismuth
-   Fluoride
-   Molybdenite
-   Gemstone
-   Bauxite


RIVER STATE
-   Glass-sand
-   Clay
-   Marble
-   Lignite (traces)


SOKOTO STATE
Kaolin
-   Gold
=   Limestone
-   Phosphate
-   Gpsium
-   silica-sand
-   Clay
-  Laterrite
-   Potash
-   Flakes
-   Granite
-   Gold
-   Salt

TARABA STATE
-   Kaolin
-   Lead/Zinc

YOBE STATE
-   Tintomite
-   Soda Ash (partially Investigated)

ZAMFARA STATE
-   Goal
-   Cotton
-   Gold

Lastly, crude oil can be found in Anambra, Imo, Abia, Lagos, Ondo, Bayelsa, cross river, Edo, Rivers state,

Broadcast stations to be fined

The new rule, which will take effect on October 1, 2017, was communicated to media houses on August 10 during a meeting held at the commission’s zonal office at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.

At the meeting, the zonal director of NBC, Matthew Okoduwa, expressed profound worry for the comments some Nigerians make during phone-in segments of live programs. He blamed presenters and show anchors for giving people the opportunity to air hateful statements on live shows.

Mr. Okoduwa said that he understood that many Nigerians are angry and frustrated about the state of the nation, but emphasized that hate speech is not the way to express such frustration. He warned that the country is very volatile, hence media houses need to control the kind of comments Nigerians are allowed to make on television and radio broadcasts.

The director also limited newspaper reviews to once a day, urging viewers and listeners to contribute such reviews on social media rather than on television or radio programs.

“Newspaper reviews can only be broadcast once a day in a station. Anything more than that would amount to a breach of the new rule,” the director explained.

Mr. Okoduwa mandated that broadcast stations use screeners to censor calls before they go live on programs. He also said programs can only have five call-in shows per day.

The commission also mandated that henceforth, the cost of phone calls must be borne by the station and not individuals calling in.

Speaking on the discussion of judicial cases, Mr. Okoduwa said media houses cannot hold a discussion about ongoing court cases, stating that filed suits can only be discussed at the early stage and at the final stage after judgment has been given.

Some media houses have raised concerns over this new set of rules issued by the NBC.

One concern is that the new rules compromise free speech, as it could deny Nigerians the opportunity to voice their opinions on important political and social issues.

Others have lamented that the new rules will impose new expenses on radio and television stations, as they will now have to bear the cost of phone calls and purchase screening machines.

“I believe that this will restrict the free speech of Nigerians,” a media practitioner who requested anonymity told our correspondent.

“Putting the cost of calls solely on the shoulder of stations will likely mean most stations will only have one or two toll-free lines, which reduces the ways in which Nigerians can voice their opinions. The costs of toll-free lines and call screening machines may prove high for some stations, making them choose between giving Nigerians access to voicing their opinions and their expense sheet.”

The new regulations came less than a week after a hateful song inciting violence against Igbos was circulated in northern Nigeria.

Pepper eating

   The act of eating pepper in China
  Pepper is eaten by the Chinese at different times of the day like in the morning it is used as a mouthwash and also in different times it is eaten as chilli an therefore it hat become a perpetual habit . An average man like Li Yongzhi, who lives in the village of Shawoli in Henan province, enjoys the heat so much he consumes up to 5.5 lbs (2.5 kilograms) of chilli peppers every day 
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