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DIY hair clips for little girl / Kanzashi tutorial - Duration: 8:17.
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A beautiful hike but to early for fishing - Duration: 3:01.
Now I am deep inside Birtedalen, Telemark after a long walk
I have raised the tent and the tarp and stored some wood under the tarp in case of rain
still lots of snow here
In these small slow running pools, I had success fishing last year
a bit sceptic to fishing here now when water is so cold
I have tried fishing all over now without any luck - its too early, water is too cold for rod and lure
Porridge for breakfast
I have baited some traps, lets see if I have managed to catch one
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Southeast At A Standstill For Biafra - Duration: 5:18.
Southeast At A Standstill For Biafra
Social and economic activities were paralysed in parts of the Southeast as the people obeyed a call by two pro-Biafra groups for a public holiday to commemorate the declaration of the defunct republic.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) had declared May 30 a public holiday for their supporters to commemorate 50 years since the declaration of Biafra.
They also said they wanted to remember those who died in the Nigerian civil war fought between Nigerian troops and rebel Biafra forces.
Correspondents of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported that markets, schools, government and private offices were shut in obedience to the call.
Meanwhile, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, the leader of MASSOB and Biafra Independence Movement (BIM) said the two groups under him were not part of the call for sit-at-home.
Uwazuruike said: "The position of MASSOB and BIM under my watch is that we are not part of any sit-at-home order, all what I am aware is the week-long celebration to mark 18th anniversary of MASSOB and 50th anniversary of Biafra.
"Anybody talking about sit-at-home is on his own and I have nothing to tell anybody on such activity neither should any problem associated to it be attributed to me,'' he said.
In Umuahia, workers in federal establishments and those of the Abia Government stayed away from their offices. Abia State Secretariat Complex, public and private schools, markets and major supermarkets in the city were shut and transporters stayed off the roads.
Umuahia city centre, known as Isi-gate, was empty and quiet, while the shops in the area and the adjoining streets were all closed. Many residents remained indoors, while children used the opportunity to play football on some streets.
On the streets, detachments of police and other security agents patrolled, while a police helicopter hovered in the sky to monitor events.
The Police Public Relations Officer in Abia, Mr Geoffrey Ogbonna, told NAN by telephone that there was no threat to public peace.
He said that security operatives were adequately deployed in all parts of the state to checkmate any possible breach of the peace.
Ogbonna said that the Commissioner of Police, Mr Leye Oyebade, was leading a combined team of all-security agencies to maintain the peace.
"The commissioner has been leading the heads of other security agencies in the state to ensure that there is no breakdown of law and order.
"Abia is calm and people are going about their lawful businesses without any fear of molestation," Ogbonna said. In Owerri, two major markets, Eke Onuwa and Relief Markets, remained closed, likewise shops on some major streets, Wetheral Road and Mbaise Road.
The busy Douglas Road, which usually bustles with heavy traffic, was free as traders stayed home. Banks, eateries and boutiques also closed business activities.
A bank worker, who pleaded anonymity, said the workers were awaiting further directives from their headquarters before they could open for business. There were few commercial vehicles on the road, while Imo Transport Company shut operations.
Some passengers who arrived at motor-parks early to leave the city were stranded. Mrs Oluchi Uchenwa said she arrive in Owerri at 7a.m. to travel to Port Harcourt but could not get a vehicle.
Students also failed to turn up in school in spite of their teachers coming to work. The situation also affected activities at the courts with some sitting and others not working.
A lawyer who did not want to be named, called on the Federal Government to look into the agitation of the pro-Biafra groups and others.
"This kind of situation does not tell good for the corporate image and identity of Nigeria that we are in one country, yet everyday it is Biafra agitation, the other day it is Boko Haram and OPC, the lawyer said.
IPOB members at a pro-Biafra rally NAN.
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Chelsea's - Real Madrid ready to smash transfer world record for Chelsea star Eden Hazard - Duration: 2:22.
Real Madrid ready to smash transfer world record for Chelsea star Eden Hazard
Hazard, 26, has repeatedly been linked with a move to the Bernabeu as the summer transfer window approaches. And now The Sun claim Zinedine Zidanes side are prepared to pull out all the stops to make the move a reality.
Their report claims Real chiefs are determined to strengthen their squad this summer, despite winning La Liga and reaching the final of the Champions League.
And apparently they even prioritise the acquisition of Hazard over Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, long-believed to be their top transfer target.
The Suns report adds that meeting have taken place between Reals club representatives and Hazard as they look to lure him to the Bernabeu.
They claim the Spanish club have made it clear to the Belgian that theyre willing to pay £100m to prise him away from Chelsea, £11m more than Man Uniteds current world record fee they agreed for Paul Pogba last summer.
And discussions appear to be detailed between Zidanes side and Hazard, as The Sun claim theyve talked about giving him a advanced playmaker role in Spain, working behind a front three of Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema.
While Chelsea will be keen to keep hold of one of their greatest talents, The Suns report suggests Antonio Conte could consider selling Hazard if Real are prepared to break the bank to acquire him as it would allow the Italian boss to secure other transfer targets.
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Call on Government to stand up for QLD mine workers - Duration: 1:37.
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