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Sunday, November 2, 2014

CHAPERON ABUJA PRESENTS : ARAB MONI PARTY 2 ABUJA - (ARAB COSTUME NETWORKING PARTY)

ARAB MONI PARTY is a networking event strategically aimed to reach out to new clients with the aim of networking, introduction and sampling of new product or services in a Themed environment.


The Arab themed party is rich cultural  brand which is affiliated wealth success and oil money, people are generally drawn to anything that has to do with money, and on that magnetic platform we conceptualized our proposes event on the esthetics of the Dubai Arab culture (the clothes jalabia,kaftan, the money, and Arabian décor / tent, shisha, belly dancers)

ARAB MONI COSTUME PARTY maiden edition was held in the capital city of Abuja, we had a capacity full crowd, all the  A-List movers and shakers of the society all dressed in stylish Arabian regalia’s, the mind blowing event had all the glitz’s and glam and was proven to be a successful brand to affiliate with.



DATE : 28 NOVEMBER 2014
DRESS CODE: ARABIAN
LOCATION : BARCELONA HOTEL WUSE 2 ABUJA
TIME : 8PM

100K PER TABLELUXURY ROOM 1 NIGHT + 1 HENNESSY XO , 2 BOTTLES        OF CHAMPAGNE,  ARABIAN BUFFET FOR 5 PEOPLE, FREE AIRTIME AND BUNDLE WORTH 20,000

50K MINI TABLELUXURY ROOM 1 NIGHT + 1 HENNESSY VS , 1 BOTTLES        OF CHAMPAGNE,  ARABIAN BUFFET FOR 2 PEOPLE, FREE AIRTIME AND BUNDLE WORTH 10,000

POWERED BY AIR TEL & SMIRNOFF ICE




Saturday, December 22, 2012

Nigerian Suicide bomber hits Airtel Kano office


A suspected Nigerian suicide bomber blew himself up Saturday when he rammed his car into the office gate of Airtel, one of Nigeria’s major mobile phone companies in the northern city of Kano, police said.
It was a twin bombing operation, but the second suicide bomber blew himself up in front of the office of the nation’s biggest mobile operator, MTN. He didn’t make his target.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks in northern Nigeria’s largest city, and no reports of any civilian deaths. But the strikes carried the imprimatur of the Boko Haram sect.
Airtel office hit by suicide bomber
“There has been a bomb blast at Airtel office. From what we hear, it was a suicide attack. The bomber rammed his car into the gate and blew himself up. The building is on fire,” said a policeman who requested anonymity.
There was no report of casualties from the attack, which took place around 0730 GMT.
An army spokesman in Kano, Lieutenant Iweha Ikedichi, also confirmed that the bomber blew himself up in the attack,
One Airtel worker, Bayo Osho, said that he was injured in the leg in the explosion that took place during the attack.
“A car rammed into the gate and forced his way into the premises. The car hit me on the leg and flung me into a corner before it exploded. I was dragged out and taken to the hospital by soldiers outside the gate,” he told AFP at the nearby Nassarawa Specialist hospital in Kano where he was taken.
Security agents have cordoned off Malam Kato Square, scene of the blast, while firefighters battled to put off the inferno caused by the blast.
Security agents cordoned off the scene while firefighters battled to put out the fire.
Officials from Airtel, one of the three biggest mobile phone service providers in Nigeria, were unavailable for comment.
A second suspected bomber was blown up when his car exploded outside the gate of an office of MTN, the country’s largest mobile network. “He was blown up when his car exploded outside the gate,” Ikedichi said.
No other casualties were recorded in the attack, he added.
Kano was the scene of Boko Haram’s deadliest attack yet in January, when at least 185 people were killed in coordinated bombings and shootings.
Officials of Airtel, one of the three biggest mobile phone service providers in the country, were unavailable for comments.
The attack today may signal the enactment of the fears of western nations about increasing terrorist activities in Nigeria, despite Nigerian official assurances that ‘they were on top of the situation’.
File photo: a suicide bomb attack in Nigeria
The terrorist group in northern Nigeria, the Boko Haram has stepped up its attacks in the last six months, as government forces cracked down on its members, especially in Nigeria’s North east and Kano.
This year, deaths resulting from the activities of the group, have exceeded previous years, since the group began its violent campaign against the Nigerian state in 2009, after the killing of its leader, Muhammed Yusuf extra-judicially by the police.

MTN Office In Kano Bombed 30 Minutes after Airtel's Bombing.



It's really a black Saturday in the city of Kano as another suicide bomber attacked MTN Communication office in the state capital. The occupant of the bomb-rigged car hit the MTN headquarters at Post Office Road, Kano, about 30 minutes after the attack on Airtel's office.
As at the time of reporting, credible sources told has it that the number of casualty from both attacks were already four.
Some staff and security officials on night shift were said to still be in the office when the building was hit by the suicide bomber. “There may be casualties, but at the moment I cannot disclose to you how many because we are still investigating the matter,” a security source said.
Sporadic gunshots are heard around the area.

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