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Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha on Sunday dismissed a statement that President Muhammadu Buhari traveled to Germany to seek medical attention to an undisclosed ailment. A former lawmaker, Dr Junaid Mohammed had said Buhari went to treat an undisclosed illness while deceiving Nigerians with a state visit. But Rochas who traveled with the President denied... Read More
These are the top five stories that drove the conversation today. 21 released Chibok girls finally meet their parents The 21 Chibok girls who were recently released by terrorist group, Boko Haram finally arrived Abuja on Sunday, reuniting with their parents after 900 days. 2. Buhari attempts to defend ‘my wife belongs to my kitchen’ statement... Read More
President Buhari has had quite a rollercoaster week. From starting out pretty great with the news of the release of the girls to being a public ridicule to the world over domestic ‘banter’. Here are the events that took place this past week by the President. October 10 President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday handed over two... Read More
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has appealed to commentators and analysts to refrain from making statements that can jeopardize the release of the Chibok girls who are still in captivity. The Minister made the appeal on Sunday in Abuja at a special thanksgiving Church Service and reunion of the 21 girls... Read More
*types hesitantly* President Muhammadu Buhari needs to know that we try, we try so hard not to write these things. Apart from that time in 2015 when he gave his presidential speech and won our hearts with the phrase, “I belong to everybody and i belong to nobody” (which has turned out to be an empty... Read More
by Joachim Mac-Ebong Since the end of the Jonathan administration, Reuben Abati has returned to his prolific commentary on Nigerian politics and society, sometimes writing three or four times a week. In all this, he has rarely dwelt on life as Goodluck Jonathan’s media aide. He dabbled into it in the immediate aftermath of leaving... Read More
by Akan Ido It must be hard to be President Muhammadu Buhari’s spokesman right now. Very hard. Working overtime cracking permutations to get the right twist on every wrong statement made by the President – a task that has proved much too difficult for Femi Adesina, Buhari’s special adviser on media and publicity. Every single attempt... Read More
Garba Shehu should not have bothered. He really shouldn’t have. In the aftermath of Buhari’s misogynistic comments about his wife’s place, while standing right next to the female Chancellor of Germany, the Presidential spokesman rushed to the defence of his principal like a knight in shining armour, to save the day. Perhaps in his mind,... Read More
by Omoigui Osasogie Music is a form of entertainment whether secular or religious. According to the Oxford dictionary, music is an arrangement of sounds of one or more voices or instruments. Thoughts and emotions could be expressed through music. It allows deep expressions especially the traditional songs. Music is globally regarded as the food of... Read More
by Okon Ekpo The last time we saw the cute if unlikely couple, Mo and Tobenna, lead characters in the charming 2014 romantic comedy, When Love Happens directed by Seyi Babatope, they had finally realised what everyone else had figured long ago, that in their mutual search for true love, they themselves represented the only... Read More
Hausa movie actress, Rahama Sadau who was recently banned by MOPPAN for cuddling in a music video has said girls up north are usually denied the opportunity to explore and pursue their talents. In a recent interview with The Nation, Sadau said Northern girls have potentials and talents but have myriads of restrictions barring them... Read More
After a statement where President Muhammadu Buhari stated that his wife belongs to his kitchen and living room generated a lot of dust, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Force has attempted to defend the statement. Aisha Buhari had said she would not campaign for her husband in 2019 if things continue the way they are.... Read More
by Simon Kolawole Unprecedented. Dictatorial. Needful. Nigerians have deployed different adjectives to describe the overnight search of the homes of “corrupt” judges, including Supreme Court justices, by the Department of State Services (DSS). The DSS, on its part, said it was a “sting operation” — even when no suspect was caught in the act. DSS was... Read More
Akwa Ibom governor, Udom Emmanuel on Saturday dissolved the State Executive Council. In a statement by the Secretary to the State Government, Etekamba Umoren on Saturday, Udom said the Permanent Secretaries are to take over from the commissioners. No reason was however given for the sack of the commissioners. The statement said, “The Governor expresses his deep... Read More
President Muhammadu Buhari has said oil importers colluded with banks over the years to defraud the government. Buhari said this while speaking about the oil subsidy and corruption during an interactive session in Berlin with representatives of the Nigerian Community in Germany. The President said Nigerians have greatly supported his administration’s fight against corruption. “We are... Read More
The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami has said the United States is completing paper works to repatriate $550m Abacha loot stashed in the country. While speaking to Vanguard, Malami said what is remaining is the completion of paper works by the US. “We have done our part by providing the... Read More
From the papers this morning – a Tracklist. EFCC begins probe on Buhari’s ‘corrupt’ ministers – YNaija These are ‘Boko Haram’s demands’ for the release of 83 Chibok girls – YNaija Nigeria is walking in the wilderness – Gowon – YNaija DSS harassed me because of rulings I delivered against them – Justice Dimgba –... Read More
There’s more money in comedy than acting – Alibaba Ace Comedian, Ali Baba has dismissed reports that comedians are increasingly featuring in movies because of the financial gains. In a recent interview, Alibaba said comedians make more money than actors. “Comedians do not shoot movies because they can make money from them. We make more... Read More
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has started investigations of some serving ministers who have been accused of corruption, Punch reports. According to the newspaper, a source said two of the ministers are on the top of the list of the anti-graft agency. The source revealed that one of the ministers is being probed... Read More
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