With high security measures in place, an array of Presidents and World Leaders, as well as former Presidents/ Heads of State will journey to Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory, Abuja for the spectacular event of the century taking place on Thursday, 27th February 2014 at the Abuja National Stadium.
Make sure you don’t miss this historic event. Tune in to the LIVESTREAM portalwww.proudlynigeria100.tv by 6pm, this Thursday and watch as the
Story of Nigeria’s past 100 years is uniquely displayed. The show will also be
broadcasted live on NTA, AIT and Channels TV.
ABOUT THE SHOW:
With over a thousand (1000+) cast and crew members from all
over Nigeria, this story would feature state of the art technology, props and
choreography on a canvass dominated by a unique stage, custom built to mirror
our nation’s geography. It would be a fascinating night of history and
spectacle, ending in a blazing display of fireworks.Multimedia, movement
and sound would be used to tell the story of Nigeria.
SPECIFICS:
Watch as history unfolds at The Abuja National Stadium on
the 27th February 2014 at 6pm
where there will be a pre-concert, followed by a spectacular Multimedia
Show and Fireworks display. Official MCs for the night are Ike Osakioduwa and
Funke Akindele who will launch the pre-concert featuring some of the nations
most popular music artists such as TuFace, Wizkid, Ara, Nazir Ahmed
Hausawaa.k.aZiriums, Threadstone and Omawunmi among others. Observe as we also
revive nostalgia and relive music from decades past featuring hits from Victor
Olaiya, Victor Uwaifo, Ikemba Superstars, Nelly Uchendu, Rex Lawson, King
Kennytone, Fela and many others!
GET INVOLVED:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/nigeriacentenary100
Twitter: www.twitter.com/NigCentenary
Instagram: www.instagram.com/proudlynigeria
Website: www.nigeriacentenary.com.ng
If you are in Abuja, this is how
you can win invitations to watch the show LIVE:
Visit the following locations:
Drumstix (Wuse II)
Tulip Bistro (Wuse II)
Yogurberry (Wuse II)
Or listen to the following Abuja
Radio stations:
We FM (106.3)
Rhythm FM (93.7)
And don’t forget the event will be LIVE STREAMED! Tune in to www.proudlynigeria100.tvand be a part of history.
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Do you have something doing? Alloy? I pity you o! Am rlly ashamed of the sperm dat fetilize u
DeletePeperina Peperina Peperina aw times did I call ur name, leave alloy alone hes working for d 100k he will use to pay his gfrds brides price sho lol.
DeleteSoo its going to be ths big. My offc got the invite for everyone and I was busy complaining that they want to waste my time. Lemme start dustn my shows. Hehehehe!!!
DeleteGood for them. So?
ReplyDeleteNot bothered about it,am all about the 29 innocent children that lost their lives.
ReplyDeleteThe thought of it doesn't afford me any room to celebrate Nigeria for now.
~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA3310
Tell dem please
DeleteCan you just imagine!? Eh!!! Is GEJ this heartless. What's there to celebrate we're loosing hundreds of innocent lives are every oher day. As far as am concerned this centenary ish should be postponed for now or outrightly cancelled. GEJ should activate mourning mood!!!
DeleteBoko haram killing people on a daily, and GEJ is doing fireworks. Smh
ReplyDeleteTell dem
Deleteunemployment benefits no dey for nigerian youths......so na wetin dem dey use our money do be this.....na wa o
ReplyDeleteThank God that they even remember to use part of the money for this, Wetin pain me pass be say They can provide maximum security for themselves and can't provide any for people in Borno
DeleteNoted buh they should make sure security is very tyt in order to avoid stories that touch
ReplyDeleteAm loving this pic..... The real deal is going to be fucking awesome......
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Am not interested bcos i will be busy commenting when the whole thing is going down there...... So i think am satisfied with the one i gat...
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How Many Times do we av 2 tel u dat u shud Fuckin Shut up...Zip it...Close ur Filthy Low dwn Garbage Mouth!!! Stop Commentin Stupid...ur English iz Bad & Senseless comments!!!
DeleteWhy are they celebrating nigeria's centenary? I know billions of naira will be wasted on this fiasco. Ordinary I would have expected the the govt to declare 3days of mourning for victims of these sect's massacre and put calls to loved ones who lost pupils of the last slaughtering, over 300 lives have been lost from the beginning of this year thanks to BH. Why can't the military have surveillance cameras in all LGA in these powerless states, helicopters patrolling troubled areas from time to time, lay ambush for this marauders parading as devils and having potent intelligence teams? God bless Nigeria
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DeleteI share the same sentiments. Not in a celebrating mood at all. Just wish we could do more as a nation.
DeleteNuff Said!!!
I share the same sentiments. Not in a celebrating mood at all. Just wish we could do more as a nation.
DeleteNuff Said!!!
Highly intelligent comment. I know that despite all the challenges Nigeria is currently facing, there is still hope for Nigeria...GOD BLESS NIGERIA IN JESUS' NAME...AMEN!!!!!!!
DeleteIts really sad , that the party must go on, despite the 29 innocent lives that were lost. We should rather be pondering and not celebrating, cos if u ask me i will say there is nothing to celebrate about; is it the high level of corruption,insecurity, unemloyment etc.smh.
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ReplyDeleteChildren killed in yobe.. Pls we should just cancel this rubbish and use the money for security.
ReplyDeleteLIVE STREAM WILL DO FOR ME! TWILL BE AN ACTION THRILLER WITH BOKO ALSO ATTENDING
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm...I pledge to Nigeria my country. Jonathan we have nothing to celebrate or to be proud of as a country. Buckle up and start doing things expected of you as a president...shikena
ReplyDeleteNigeria is in a big mess,with the current state of the nation,centenary celebrations,a country still 40yrs behind in development.
ReplyDeleteabeg any public holz? na that one concern me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteshould they really be celebrating? question for thot
ReplyDeleteCelebration is good,but in my opinion I rather d gov't channels ds fund to some oda areas that need urgent attention,in nig we seem to not know wat our priorities are......TESSY
ReplyDeleteNdi apari. . . Spending money on celebration when the citizens have no basic amenities, boko haram is still uncurbed and 20 billion dollars is still "missing". . . We all know this is the tactics of the nigerian govt(especially when elections r approaching). . They find some flimsy trivialities to distract the masses from the real issues on ground. . . We must start to show them that we will not be deceived anymore. .we should show up at d venue with placarda and stage a protest that day!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAlso they list of people who they plan to confer honors on include queen elizabeth, lugard and sani abacha. . . See how they r trying to bring shame on the whole country. . ."honoring" evil colonialists and military tyrants who stole from us. .. . .don't be surprised if you hear that the govt wants to honor shekau & other boko haram generals 4 being advocates and senator yerima for being an advocate for gender equality. . .
Shame to all the Nigerian leaders...! Good-for-nothing, thoughtless & visionless politicians. I weep for my beloved country everyday.
DeleteThis is not worth celebrating and to think it actually fell on my b'day! Well God is watching
ReplyDeleteRosie Said........Bonario and others,thank you for still talking about those kids that lost their lives just yesterday and many of us are carrying on business as usual.Centenary celebration in a land soaked in innocent blood......What have our President,Senate and Federal House of Reps people said or done since this incident? Where is Buhari,Babaginda,Tinubu? what do we get from them now?........Dead silence........Centenary celebration my A#@.
ReplyDeleteIs alright, God dey oooo!
ReplyDeleteAfter the killings this event is still taking place, what a country..
ReplyDeleteNonsense
ReplyDeleteWhat are you celebrating? Children are being killed in the north and all you want to do is party?
ReplyDeleteI'm sure some people some where has/will make millions of naira for themselves in the name of Centenary.. Rubbish!!!
ReplyDeleteExactly what are they proud to celebrate? A country on the brink of disintegrating? Waste of money. 53 -total count so far- beautiful children were just slaughtered like goats two days ago. GEJ is a fu$king bastard! He has totally lost is ogogoro diluted mind.
ReplyDeleteWe are Crying Bitterly over little Children,
ReplyDeleteInnocent souls,
Our Future Generation.
Whose lives were taken by the Boko Haram sect
And all GEJ can do is write some nonsense,
And continues to prepare for state of the art celebration. Fireworks inclusive o.
What is happening in this country biko nu???
We are Crying Bitterly over little Children,
ReplyDeleteInnocent souls,
Our Future Generation.
Whose lives were taken by the Boko Haram sect
And all GEJ can do is write some nonsense,
And continues to prepare for state of the art celebration. Fireworks inclusive o.
What is happening in this country biko nu???a
Well, I still have a hunch that Boko haram will attack or threaten to attack. If dey donet, then it means the politicians are behind this incessant attacks by Boko boiz. I wonder what we are celebrating.#misplacedpriorities
ReplyDeletePyrotechniques abi wetin u call am. We have not had lights in my area, dopemu agege, lagos for 2months, other areas surrounding us have not seen light since december last year. It only God that will judge Jonathan & Co. Ur using light repairs money to celebrate centenary. God will judge u. On behalf of all those suffering this plight
ReplyDeletecan u imagine the nonesense!
ReplyDeleteis this the employment they will create? I graduated since 2006 no job. Nonsence
ReplyDeleteThe crazy government celebrating when innocent lives were recently lost?
ReplyDeleteAnd Aunty Linda if this is a paid post, you are also part of the problem of this country for showcasing this craziness
If this is not a paid post, thank you for bringing to light govt's priority in the wake of the recent Boko Haram attacks, cos at least people get to know that the govt cares more about needless celebration than fighting for the helpless citizen
Rubbish n nonsense.
ReplyDeleteSo a forensic look into the mail by Feyi Fawehinmi and Nana Nwachukwu as seen by the word documents linked the document sent to Mr Reno Omokri, the Special Assistant to President Jonathan on New Media.
ReplyDeleteIncreased Tempo of Boko Haram/Terrorist Activity in the Wake of the Sanusi Saga
In the wake of the saga involving the suspended Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, there has been an increase in the tempo of terrorist activities carried out by the Islamic Terrorist sect, Boko Haram.
Taken together with some historical facts, there is a strong case that this increase in tempo and other activities are not coincidental.
The following Timelines may throw some light on the likely linkages;
February 20th 2014: President Goodluck Jonathan suspends Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. February 20th 2014: Boko Haram attacks Bama town killing at least 47, wounding many and destroying houses.
February 23rd 2014: Boko Haram attacks Konduga Local Government, destroying houses, and allegedly killing scores of rural dwellers.
February 24th 2014: Borno State Governor’s convoy allegedly attacked by gunmen.
February 25th 2014: Boko Haram attacks Federal Government College, Buni Yada, in Yobe State, killing at least 29 students as they slept. History It is a historical fact that Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was implicated in the Gideon Akaluka beheading affair of 1995 and was subsequently arrested in Kano and detained by the Abacha administration in Sokoto, Sokoto State.
Sanusi was released after the intervention of (amongst others) Alhaji Umaru Abdul Mutallab. Alhaji Mutallab used his influence to place Sanusi comfortably in the banking sector beginning with the United Bank for Africa from where he moved to First Bank where he (Mutallab) was chairman. Malam Sanusi rose within the ranks, aided by his relationship with Mutallab, until he was nominated by President Yar’adua and confirmed by the senate as the Governor of the CBN in 2009.
It is pertinent to note two incidences that cannot be coincidences. The son of Alhaji Umaru Abdul Mutallab (Farouk Abdul Mutallab) eventually entered into infamy when he was arrested and tried for attempting to detonate an under wear bomb on a Northwest Airlines flight into America. Farouk Abdul Mutallab became radicalized after he had gone to study Sharia and Islamic studies in Yemen in 2009.
This was exactly the same trajectory earlier taken by Sanusi Lamido Sanusi who schooled at the International University of Africa in Khartoum, Sudan in the mid 1990s while Osama Bin Laden was also a resident of the city.
Alhaji Umaru Abdul Mutallab appears to be a recurring decimal in the life of Sanusi and the unifying factor appears to be their passion for an Islamic world order. For example, one of Sanusi’s first act as Central Bank Governor was to begin the push for Islamic banking which culminated in the establishment of the first Islamic bank in Nigeria, Jaiz Bank. Alhaji Umaru Abdul Mutallab is the Managing Director of this bank.
Given the quantum of funds that were appropriated by the Sanusi led CBN on non banking related activities and donations, and the strong desire that he and Alhaji Umaru Abdul Mutallab have for proselytizing Islam as well as their circumstantial links to terror (Sanusi via Gideon Akaluka and Mutallab via his son) it is not such a leap for them to facilitate the activities of terrorists.
We’ve been trying to reach Malam Sanusi Lamido to respond to some of these allegations as they bother on national security.. Disclaimer
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Remember LAmido Sanusi once said igbos will invade Yoruba land, that same month there was a trace of boko harm in west, Lagos and ogun to be precise.
IS there something Strange about this Man?
When $20billion is missing what do u xpect? The only thing our government know how to do is spend money stupidly when there are better thingz to do with those money.
ReplyDeleteAnother display of the insensitivity of our society's elite! Almost 1000 people killed in just the month of February and they are still planning a centenary celebration? When the nation independence and unity are at its most vulnerable, they are spending millions for a useless celebration that only the elite will benefit from! What a crock of nonsense.
ReplyDeleteWho cares about this stupid show when Nigeria is on fire? Did you all hear your president on the network news this evening as if 43 school children were not just murmured for nothing. I'm ashamed of this man we call a president.
ReplyDeleteIts really unfortunate dt all dse r happening @ a tym lyk dis, may God help us all
ReplyDeleteThe only thing i ve to say is "i hope boko haram visits them as they waste Nigeria's resources on this frivolities" Our children are been murdered daily and the President cannot even address the Nation but he can talk about this stupid centenary event.God of vengeance will visit them on that day.
ReplyDeleteAll these for the rich, what are in store for the masses?
ReplyDeleteWat a waste of public funds
ReplyDeleteSuch nonsense
So you have 'HIGH SECURITY ' for foreign dignitaries coming into your nation but no high security for then innocent people being killed.
ReplyDeleteSo those lives that were lost don't mean anything ?
This centenary rubbish should have been postponed.