THESE FACTS ABOUT NIGERIA WILL SHOCK YOU (HAPPY 56TH INDEPENDENCE)

Happy 56th independence to our beloved country NIGERIA!  whom we cherish so much,but there are few things that Nigerians don't know about their motherland and these facts will leave your mouth open... I was even shocked when i was reading them Check them out ;

3 MEALS THAT SMELL BAD BUT TASTES REALLY GOOD

One man's trash is another man's treasure, and one man's delicious hunk of cheese is another man's odoriferous, pungent, sweat-sock smelling stinker. They may taste good, but the list of foods below have a bad rap for being among the stinkiest in the world

5 MEALS THAT WILL MAKE YOU SALIVATE

I  was really hungry and was confused about what to eat so i stumbled on some delicacies  that every human craves for and surprisingly no 2 is every young boy's favorite...CHECK THEM OUT

TECNO REALESES PHANTOM 6 & 6S

Taking its first official step into the international scene, mobile technology giant, TECNO Telecoms launched its flagship devices the Phantom 6 and Phantom 6 Plus, on the 25th of September2016 in one of the most beautiful venues in the world, the prestigious Armani Hotel located in Burj Khalifa, Dubai.

CHINESE BILLIONAIRE BUYS 8 IPHONE 7S FOR HIS DOG

What has four paws and eight iPhone 7s? China’s most tech-savvy dog.
A pup named Coco was one of the lucky few to get hold of an iPhone 7 last week, thanks to her billionaire owner. In fact, she got a whole tower of them. Wang Sicong — whose father is Wang Jianlin, China’s richest man — uploaded a photo of Coco posing with a stack of iPhone 7s to the Chinese social media site Weibo on Friday, CNN reports.
“I don’t understand all the show-off posts on (social media),” Wang’s post read, according to CNN. “What’s the point? Don’t make me do it?”

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Businessman Wang Sicong is the son of real estate tycoon Wang Jianlin, who is China’s richest man. 

ARNOLD PALMER 'KING OF GOLF' DIES @87

Before accepting the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2004, Arnold Palmer shared a few laughs with President George W. Bush and gave the commander in chief a few golf tips in the East Room of the White House.

Five years later, when honored with the Congressional Gold Medal, Palmer, who again offered golf tips to some of the most important politicians in the country, jokingly thanked the House and the Senate for being able to agree on something