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by Seyi Lawal Superstar Rihanna did not pull back her (verbal) punches with a journalist from the Esquire UK magazine who was interviewing the Barbadian beauty. The journalist insisted on asking probing questions about Chris Brown, even after she repeatedly asked him to move on. The reporter insisted until she cracked, unleashing a potty mouthed tirade at the writer. Here’s a partial transcript... Read More
  That is the real tragedy. That this clichéd vicious cycle has become the story of our existence; that we have chosen to stand by and watch our humanity chipped away steadily by a culture of mediocrity and irresponsibility. There are certain traditional values by which a newspaper should abide. One that is dear to... Read More
by Chi Ibe The Vatican has written off a book on sexuality which ironically was published by a prominent American nun. According to the Vatican, the book contradicted church teaching on issues like masturbation, homosexuality, and marriage saying that its author had a “defective understanding” of Catholic theology. The Vatican’s orthodoxy office said of the... Read More
by Tolu Orekoya Kosisochukwu Akilo, the 6-year-old kidnapped from her home in Benin during a botched robbery has been reunited with her family. The child was returned home after almost three weeks in captivity, and was actually found in Warri, Delta State. According to reports, little Kosiochukwu was taken by a seasoned kidnap gang, who had previously... Read More
Presidential Spokesman Reuben Abati has finally joined the ranks of Twitterphiles, sending three messages to the country and the world about the president’s impending arrival at Lagos for a visit to the Dana Air plane crash site. While his intentions seem to sympathise with the victims and those affected by the June 3 Dana Air crash, Mr. Abati did not... Read More
Tragedy struck in Benin, the Edo State capital today Monday, June4, as a building being constructed by the State government collapsed leaving some labourers and construction workers trapped underneath. So far six workers have been rescued but many more remain trapped. The Central hospital, which is being built on Sapele Road in Benin-City is frequently... Read More
President Goodluck Jonathan  and Governor Babatunde Fashola were today, June 4, at the Iju-Saga suburb of Lagos to see first-hand the carnage that occurred when a Dana Air Flight 922 crashed on Sunday. Other top government officials with them were Ogun State Governor Ibikunle Amosun and Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar. Here are some... Read More
by Oluwatobi Soyombo   Who would you rather write for, Google or your visitors? Did you create your blog solely to have high ranking on search engines? You’ve been told that Google bots crawl your sites and they’re constantly in search of keywords. These keywords combined with other factors are what gives your site a... Read More
by Stanley Azuakola George Zimmerman, the man in the centre of the February shooting of Trayvon Martin, is back in police custody. Florida authorities confirmed his surrender yesterday, Sunday, ahead of the deadline given to him by the court that revoked his bond on June 1. Zimmerman, 28, is facing second degree murder charges for... Read More
Today, the dead and the living have chosen to mourn each other. ]This poem was written in 2005, for the victims of the Bellview Airlines flight which crashed Oct. 22, 2005 in Lisa village, Ogun State, Nigeria, killing all 117 people on board. THE MESSENGER (For Bellview, October 2005) by Tolu Ogunlesi Pick your way bravely through a cross... Read More
Dana air crash
by Tolu Orekoya According to a CNN story posted today, the pilot for the ill-fated Dana Airways Abuja – Lagos flight was an American, the co-pilot was Indian, and the flight engineer was Indonesian. Their names have not yet been released by the airline. The information was released by Oscar Wason, director of operations for the airline,... Read More
by Stanley AzuakolaSince the first recorded air crash in Nigeria in 1969, Nigeria has witnessed scores of other mishaps. Below is a catalogue of these crashes: • November 20, 1969: Nigeria Airways BAC VC10 crashed on landing, killing 87 people on board. • January 22, 1973: Royal Jordanian Airlines flight 707 carrying 171 Nigerian Muslims returning... Read More
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