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How Facebook Owner, Mark Zuckerberg Crashed the Video Shoot of Nigerian Rapper, Illbliss

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Mark Zuckerberg on his visit to Nigeria stormed the production set of recently 'retired' Nigerian rapper, Illbliss in Lagos.

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'That Igbo Boy' popularly known as Illbliss was shooting a video for an undisclosed single, at the Afrinolly studios in Lagos, when he received a pleasant surprise of the invasion of the 6th richest man in the world, Mark Zuckerberg who is the owner of Facebook and Instagram.

The 31-year old American entrepreneur was on a tour of the facility when he crashed the video set of Illbliss. The production was paused as Illbliss and Mark engaged in a 10 minute conversation about Nigerian music, and other matters.

Hilarious comment by Don jazzy via Mark Zuckerberg visit

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10 Things that Would Have Happened if Mark Zuckerberg Visited Nigeria During Goodluck Jonathan Adminstration

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This is a hilarious piece about the recent visit of Facebook billionaire founder, Mark Zuckerberg to Nigeria to introduce the Facebook proposed internet programme. Mark Zuckerberg A Nigerian writer, Destiny Young has mocked the former administration of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan on the steps the leadership could have taken had Mark Zuckerberg visited Nigeria during his tenure in office. Read the hilarious piece below: 1. The presidency will set up a committee to welcome him. 2. The national assembly joint committee on information technology will also be at the airports to welcome him. 3. There will be traffic everywhere both in Lagos and in FCT. 4. He will be heavily guarded by soldiers, police and DSS. 5. Youths will wear t-shirts with his images, Women will also tie wrapper bearing his images. 6. Pages of newspapers as well as national TV will have facilitation messages welcoming him. 7. Public holiday Will be declared to welcome him properly. 8. #2.1 billion will be released by Dasuki, on order of the presidency, to various groups for logistics and feeding during the visit. 9. Gov. Akpabio (the uncommon transformer) will lobby to have him in Akwa Ibom state. 10. In Akwa ibom, the following will take place; (a) A visit to the tropicana (b) A visit to e-library (c) A visit to underground pipe-jacking drainage (with electricity generating turbine) first in sub-sahara Africa. (d) A reception ceremony at the state banquet hall later in the evening. (e) At the reception, he will be entertained to jokes by SirJames, Basket mouth, Klink de drunk, Elenu, Brass band 999 mass choir will not be left out…….etc. (f) ……and first class private jet will be hiredby the state govt. to fly Mark back to Abuja. Mark, sorry you came late. lol…

Photos: Facebook's First Satellite Worth $200m Destroyed In SpaceX Test Rocket Explosion

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Facebook's first ever satellite worth $200m was destroyed when a SpaceX rocket exploded during a test fire.

The space exploration and technologies firm confirmed that Amos-6, part of Mark Zuckerberg's future vision for the internet, was completely decimated.

A launch was scheduled on Saturday at 1.33PM GMT to deliver the satellite into orbit to help bring the internet to Saharan Africa.

But the SpaceX rocket carrying it burst into flames on a test run shortly before 9am (local time) today.

Last year an excited Zuckerberg revealed his intentions on delivering the internet from space.

He wrote: "As part of our collaboration with Eutelsat, a new satellite called AMOS-6 is going to provide internet coverage to large parts of Sub-Saharan Africa.

"The AMOS-6 satellite is under construction now and will launch in 2016 into a geostationary orbit that will cover large parts of West, East and Southern Africa.

"We’re going to work with local partners across these regions to help communities begin accessing internet services provided through satellite."

Nasa said space exploration and technologies firm SpaceX was conducting a test firing of its unmanned rocket when the blast occurred on Thursday morning (local time).

Witnesses said the blast shook buildings for miles around and multiple explosions continued for several minutes.