Travel In Style Four Seasons launches world's first luxury hotel private jet

Luxury hotel franchise, Four Seasons is set to unveil the world's first ever luxury hotel Boeing 757 private jet.

 
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Talk about a hotel in the sky.

Luxury hotel franchise, Four Seasons is set to unveil the world's first ever luxury hotel Boeing 757 private jet.

The luxury brand promises to deliver the full fancy hotel experience, never mind that occupants will be 30,000 above sea level.

The plane features 52 flatbed seats in handcrafted leather, handwoven woolen carpets and fancy tableware which is reportedly inspired by "caviar and champagne"

Also, the aircraft is rendered in a glossy black livery with the Four Seasons logo emblazoned on the tail fin and comes with a Four Seasons-trained cabin crew, including an executive chef, sous chef, concierge and guest services manager.

It's simply Four Seasons luxury all the way and the cost - $132,000 per person and includes stops with accommodation at Four Seasons hotels - include Hawaii, Bora Bora, Sydney, Bali, northern Thailand, Mumbai and Istanbul.

According to Chef Kerry Sear, guests should experience the same level of service as they do in a Four Seasons hotel, "the only real difference is that occasionally we have to do a little juggling when there's turbulence!" he said.

SOURCE: pulse.ng

President Of Guinea Arrives Lagos Ahead Of Inauguration

The President of the Republic of Guinea, Alpha Condé, has today, May 26th arrived Lagos, Nigeria ahead of the May 29th inauguration. 

 He is also here for a 5-day working visit in which he will be meeting with top Nigerian captains of industry in Lagos in an attempt to lure investments to his mineral-rich country.

SOURCE: stelladimokokorkus.com/

Record Breaker! Asisat Oshoala Wins BBC Women’s Footballer Of The Year

Asisat Oshoala wins the first ever BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year. The Nigerian and Liverpool forward is the first player to win the new award from the BBC World Service, which is voted for by football fans around the world. 
           

“I would like to say thank you to the BBC, to my fans around the world and to everyone who voted. I feel very happy and appreciated. It’s a very good thing for me and also motivation for the World Cup. I had a very good 2014 and had the opportunity of going to the under-20s Women’s World Cup with Nigeria and also won the Golden Ball and Golden Boot so I think maybe that added to the reason why people voted for me.” Asisat said. big Congrats to her… 

         

SOURCE: http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32876188 

See a Beautiful Photo Of The Completed Kano Underpass

Allow me to introduce to you Kofar kabuga underpass just been finished right before the swearing-in of the new Government. Kwankwaso is just more than a leader! - See more at: http://omobar.blogspot.com/#sthash.6TaxVeNs.dpuf

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Allow me to introduce to you Kofar kabuga underpass just been finished right before the swearing-in of the new Government. Kwankwaso is just more than a leader!
 

HIV/AIDS Nigeria needs N236.4 trillion to battle disease

It was revealed that foreign donors provide 50% of the funds required for the treatment programme, while Nigeria provides 25 per cent of the funds required.
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It has been revealed that Nigeria needs  $1.2bn (N236.4 trillion) for the treatment of HIV/AIDS in the country.

This was made known by the Country Director, Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), Dr Bilali Camara in Abuja during the training workshop on the ambitious 90-90-90 treatment target organised by UNAIDS in collaboration with the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA).

According to The Guardian, Camara said the foreign donors provide 600,000 US dollars (N118.2 million), which represent 50% of the funds required for the treatment programme, while Nigeria provides 25 per cent of the funds required.

Thus, the fund provided by Nigerian government is grossly inadequate to close the treatment gap in the country.

He further said that Nigeria needs more domestic funding to effectively tackle HIV/AIDS epidemic in the country, adding that the government had not shown enough commitment in the area of resource allocation to fight the disease.

Camara explained that the workshop was organised to sensitise health correspondents and other stakeholders on the target, which aims at fast tracking the HIV response.

In addition to 90% of people living with HIV knowing their status by year 2020, Camara added that 90% of all people with diagnosed HIV infection will receive sustained antiretroviral therapy and 90%of all people receiving antiretroviral therapy will have viral load suppression.

The National Coordinator of the Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (NEPHWAN), Mr Edward Ogenyi also speaking at the event said when people living with HIV understand the 90-90-90 target and drives the process it will send the message down to the communities.

The 90-90-90 treatment target was launched at a high-level political session of the 20th International AIDS Conference held in July 2014 in Melbourne, Australia.

SOURCE: pulse.ng

No more trekking, it is now the era of climbing trees (see photo

                                          
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 The  picture above is a husband of two and father of five, Mallam Kaura. He climbed a tree at Kantoma in Kurgwi Quan pan LGA since Friday 22nd May 2015 and according to a Facebook user  he said the father of five  won't come down till the new government is sworn in.


woow.... Nigeria with differeent mentality......But can dis be true......

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Pictures Of Passengers Stranded At the Airport(MMA2) Due To Prevailing Fuel Scarcity

                     
 Photos of passengers stranded at MMA2 due to fuel scarcity. These people have been at the airport since morning and are not even sure of flying out today. More photos after the cut...

              
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