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by Kolapo Olapoju   With 10 million Nigerians presently at risk of tobacco epidemic, billions of tobacco sticks are still being produced…..in Nigeria at the moment. The Public hearing for the passage of the National Tobacco Control Bill (NTCB) into law held on Wednesday 16 July, 2014 at the National Assembly, Abuja. The meeting started... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju   Oh, lawd. A 32-year-old Michael Jackson impersonator, Antonio Gleidson Rodrigues, has injected ‘hyaluronic acid’ into his face to whiten his face to bear a close resemblace to the late King of pop. The Brazilian man, Rodrigues has spent £2,000 on a series of cosmetic procedures and has even had rhinoplasty to... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju   GO Media has launched an entrepreneur-based news and magazine platform, Enterprise54.com. The multimedia platform, which was launched on 1 July 2014, reports ideas, tools and resources that empower entrepreneurs across Africa, with a focus on small business. Goke Oyeniyi, the Editor-in-chief said, “With small business being the engine of emerging economies... Read More
by Kevin Erhonsele Discrimination often occurs when a person is treated less favourably than other people because of a protected characteristic defined by the law. Such characteristics may be disability, gender, race, religion, age or marital status.  Prior to ‘Nigeria’s’ encounter with the western world, paid employment in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries was virtually... Read More
by Bunmi Olaniyan I realised that rather than celebrate and revel in that much touted political revival ushered in by social media as a new platform for political participation, we seem more invested even pathologically enmeshed in the malevolent side of social media.   For those who have followed my consistent Political stance and train... Read More
by Isi Esene The National Assembly on Wednesday, 16 July, held a public hearing for the National Tobacco Control Bill in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. “Legislators are concerned and are willing to use their legislative authority to pass the bill,” said the chairman of the House Committee on Justice, Honourable Ali Ahmed, adding that... Read More
by Ismaeel Ahmed Bottom Line: there is a clear unconstitutionality and immorality in many ways adopted by the parties to gain political and structural advantages, but then the drafters of the constitution presumed that the operators will be “honorable and reasonable” people, how wrong they were. In 2013 when the newly formed All Progressives Congress... Read More
by David Cyril   Majority of the people who fled Kolikolia, Borno State, after being attacked by the dreaded terrorist group Boko Haram, are presently at an uninhabited island of Choua in Lake Chad, Republic of Chad. According to a report on Reuters, the fleeing refugees reportedly arrived the island, – which lies in Chadian waters... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju   Sigh. What can we do? Yesterday, President Jonathan, who is in Washington DC for the much talked about for the US-Africa Leadership Summit, had several meetings, one of them a private chat in the Roosevelt room of the White House with the American Vice President, Joe Biden, yesterday, 5 August. Of... Read More
by David Cyril   Tolani Ajayi, the 21-year-old Redeemer University student who murdered his father, Charles Ajayi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, – has been arraigned in magistrate court at Owode Egba, Obafemi Owode local government area. Tolani was arraigned yesterday 5 August, by 9am, before the chief magistrate Bolaji Ojikutu, on a one count charge... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju   In terrible news, ritualists have removed the eyes of a nine-year-old boy, Haruna Dahiru, in Toro Local Government Area of the Bauchi state. The Bauchi Police Command spokesperson, DSP Haruna Mohammed, confirmed the incident yesterday, 5 August. He said that the victim was rearing cattle at Babujaye in Gumau village when... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju   In today’s world there are two kinds of people: extra ordinary people and well, just ordinary ones. The new Vitafoam advertising campaign, “Leave ordinary and live Extraordinary” shows customers how to go from ordinary and boring  to an exciting and extraordinary living experience when surrounded by extremely comfortable and uniquely designed home... Read More
by Isi Esene The Wives, a play written by Professor Ahmed Yerima, will be showing at the Muson Centre in Onikan, Lagos in October. It will show on 9, 1o and 11 October, 2014. The play is presented by The Make it Happen Productions, the same company that produces Open Mic Theatre every other month and V-Monologues in... Read More
by Myne Whitman About how to keep away the bad vagina smells, bear in mind that all vaginas have their own natural smell, maybe I should say scent. That unique scent  can be an aphrodisiac for your partner, but when your vagina starts smelling too fishy, there’s something fishy. Have you ever wondered once or twice... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju   Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc, a company in San Diego,  has come up with an experimental Ebola treatment which appears to be working on two Americans who were infected with the deadly Ebola virus in Liberia. The biotechnology drug is ZMapp, and it is produced with tobacco plants. Up until recently, the drug... Read More
by S’ola Filani Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Part (PDP) Board of Trustees (BoT), Mr. Tony Anenih, has confirmed that in 2015, President Goodluck Jonathan will run for presidency for the second term. Speaking during the tour to the South-South held in Calabar yesterday, Anenih  said he was happy that the party was growing stronger by the... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju A man suspected of making a bomb hoax aboard a Qatar Airways plane has been arrested by the British police. The incidence prompted the need for a military fighter jet to be dispatched to escort the plane down. The jet, a British Royal Air Force Typhoon was called in to follow the... Read More
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