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Editor June 21, 2017

Why tempering CRS and IRS is a good thing

by Alexander O. Onukwue Every Nigerian and his dog are dedicated to one religion or another, to tamper with that aspect of their lives is to tamper with the essence…

Editor June 21, 2017

Have IRS and CRS been removed from the curriculum?

by Alexander O. Onukwue There have been reports that the teaching of Islamic Religious Studies and Christian Religious Studies have been removed from the curriculum of secondary school students. This…

Editor June 21, 2017

This agency re-imagined the awkward moments when you tell African Dads “I love you”

Digiengage Nigeria, A Lagos-based digital marketing agency decided to spend Father’s Day reliving the experiences of most African youth when they verbally express love for their fathers. The campaign tagged…

Editor June 21, 2017

The Film Blog: Old Nollywood isn’t going anywhere anytime soon

For every film producer that says Nollywood is neglecting its slapdash storylines, its complete disregard for attention to detail, and its underlying ideology that says, “if you can cut it…

Editor June 21, 2017

Opinion: Yahaya Bello – Not entirely good, not entirely bad

by Isa Eneye Mubarak After all is said and done, the biggest political blunder we the people of Kogi can possibly do is voting Governor Yahaya Bello (GYB) out in 2019.…

Editor June 21, 2017

Femi Fani-Kayode: To those who threaten to jail Biafrans

by Femi Fani-Kayode A man called Nnamdi Kanu and his movement called the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) single-handedly brings the whole of the south-east of our country to a…

Editor June 21, 2017

Opinion: The uneventful life of a side chick

by Christina Adegbaju There have been spin-offs from the side chick tales, reality shows, movies and online groups extensively discussing the pros and cons of being a side chick. Many women…

Editor June 21, 2017

[The Church Blog] Poju Oyemade’s conclusive exposé into how Olowogbogboro opened the Gentile world to the Apostles

Yesterday, The Church Blog published a post on Pastor Poju's insightful esposé into how Olowogbogboro opened the Gentile world to the Apostles. Recently, he made another post which serves as…

Editor June 21, 2017

[The Church Blog] Morning Devotion: Have you wiggied today?

Comedian, EmmaOhMaGod drops this subtle reminder for us all. Dear you, have you wiggled today? Watch video below:

Editor June 21, 2017

And the award for blabber of the year goes to… Beyoncé’s father

Matthew Knowles with the biggest spoiler alert of the year so far Everyone knows a Matthew. He’s the guy you don’t let follow you on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat…

Editor June 20, 2017

Pastor Bakare should restrict his comments to the state of the Nation

by Alexander O. Onukwue In that Sunday address credited to Pastor Tunde Bakare, there was the sense that he would start speaking up more National issues. Being who he is,…

Editor June 20, 2017

[The Church Blog] Hallejuah Festival is here

The month is fast going to an end, so also the ongoing Hallelujah Challenge. Nevertheless, it gradually draws us nearer and nearer to the much awaited Hallelujah Festival; the final…

Editor June 20, 2017

The Game of Loyalty: What’s Tunde Bakare playing at?

by Alexander O. Onukwue It is not so certain if there are scores to settle between both men, but there must be more to the recent statements made by Pastor…

Editor June 20, 2017

Would Osinbajo be “next in line” if he does these three things?

by Alexander O. Onukwue Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has been told that he does not have the automatic right of succession to the seat of the President, should his principal…

Editor June 20, 2017

‘Prima Donna President’: But who are these displeased benefactors Tunde Bakare is talking about?

by Alexander O. Onukwue Pastor Tunde Bakare is turned off by the efforts of the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, to outdo his boss, President Muhammadu Buhari. This is one of…

Editor June 20, 2017

Legislative recall: Will Dino Melaye be a test case?

by Mark Amaza A feature of many democracies is the provision of regulations where an elected official can be recalled by his/her constituency if the constituency believes that they do…

Editor June 20, 2017

[The Church Blog] When Olowogbogboro does not do it #HallelujahChallenge

With the invent of The Hallelujah Blog; a platform to share and read testimonies from the ongoing Hallelujah Challenge, many have had an opportunity to take a glimpse at the…

Editor June 20, 2017

[The Church Blog]: Poju Oyemade gives an insightful exposé into how Olowogbogboro opened the Gentile world to the Apostles

So, Pastor Poju has done it again. The ongoing controversy on The Hallelujah Challenge has propelled him to educate us with a lengthy post and we found it very profound…