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…Governments around the world for one reason or the other fear bad news from abroad than they do bad news from within. They don’t want to be fought from outside because they have no control over what happens outside. In life, people who engage the force of synergy are more likely to succeed and do... Read More
by Ugodre Social and community services accounted for 15.3 per cent of the total but declined by 27.8 per cent from the level in the corresponding period of 2011 to N39.62 billion or 0.2 per cent of GDP in the first half of 2012. The recently released CBN half year economic report revealed Nigeria earned... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu You know we’re just excited about any excuse to speak about our favourite Nigerian celev. Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji was spotted recently at a cocktail reception for the US Consul General in Nigeria, Jeffrey J. Hawkins. The event at the United States of America’s Embassy in Lagos had other dignitaries but everyone wanted to... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu The New Yorker recently released its top Africans of 2012 including soe of the most compelling individuals around the continent. From President of Malawi, Joyce Banda to the OccupyNugeria group and even PSquare. Alexis Okeowo lists some of Africa’s most fascinating people doing innovative, admirable, and sometimes destructive work: 1. Her name... Read More
by Akan Ido After allegedly going on Twitter to urge beautiful actress, Yvonne Nelson to cut her losses and move on, sexy actress, Tonto Dikeh as reportedly gone on to her Blackberry Messenger status to profess her love to artiste, Iyanya. Tonto reportedly put Iyanya’s picture on her BBM display with a caption: “Dere re... Read More
Noble Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka has said that corruption was being used as a unifying factor in Nigeria as it had eaten deep in all sections of the country with no restriction. Soyinka stated this yesterday while speaking at the Second Muazu Babangida Aliyu Annual National Literary Colloquium at Justice Legbo Kutigi Conference Centre, Minna.... Read More
by Akan Ido Aspiring singer, Tiwa Banks was on Monday assaulted by her Landlord’s son, identified as Tobi Obadina. Sources say the young woman was stabbed with a broken bottle after having a disagreement with Obadina. Banks, who resides at 20, Yusuf Street, Araromi Bus-stop, in Alimosho, was reportedly rushed to UETA hospital to receive... Read More
by Isi Esene Two policemen who were reportedly supposed to be on duty at the palace premises where Professor Mabel Kamene Okonjo, mother of the finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, was kidnapped have been arrested and detained. In addition to the intensive search currently being undertaken to ascertain her whereabouts and bring the 82-year-old woman home... Read More
A toddler born with a condition that meant her tongue wouldn’t stop growing can now smile for the first time, thanks to surgery. Baby Olivia Gillies nearly suffocated because her tongue suffered ‘accelerated growth’ – caused by Beckwiths Wiedemann Syndrome. The disorder left her unable to eat or talk and strangers asked if she was... Read More
A jail nurse could find her punishment hard to swallow if she’s convicted on charges stemming from allegations she gave a prisoner oral sex. The Post Standard reports that Beth A. Ours, 37, of North Syracuse, was arrested Tuesday morning on a felony count of third-degree criminal sexual act. Ours’ alleged act was a crime... Read More
by Isi Esene At his age president Olusegun Obasanjo sure knows how to enjoy himself. The former president was his hilarious best when he thrilled voters, electoral officials and fellow observers with his Gangnam style dance step. Baba, as he is fondly called, led an ECOWAS team of observers to monitor the Ghana’s general election.... Read More
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