by Corina Dondas There are quite a few mistakes to avoid while interning for a company. An internship is an amazing learning experience since it can help you acquire the skills and the knowledge you need to be successful in your field. An internship will also give you a chance to include relevant... Read More
by S’ola Filani A school teacher was stabbed to death by a pupil’s mother in front of a classroom full of her horrified five and six-year-old students, yesterday. The horrific attack happened on the last day of the school term at the Edouard Herriot school in the town of of Albi in south west France.... Read More
by Akintomiwa Agbaje Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (PIN) has hosted the South-East editions of TENT Workshop 2014, and the Internet Policy Training, as part of it continuing efforts to expand the space for opportunities in Nigeria’s internet and digital spaces. The events held from 24 – 26, and then 27 – 28 June,... Read More
by Tunde Leye The President failed to be executive when it took 18 days to react to the kidnapping. He failed to be executive when the Chibok parents had to organize a vigilante force to go into Sambisa in the days after the kidnap when the army failed to turn up. Executive. Adjective: Relating to... Read More
by S’ola Filani The Nigerian national football team, the Super Eagles, have returned to the country following their second round elimination by France in the 24th FIFA World Cup in Brazil. The team touched down at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja in the early hours of today. They were lead by the head coach, Stephen Keshi,... Read More
by Tammy Nelson Fans of your marriage will always be on the side of your relationship. They won’t pick a side — they won’t side with you or your partner, they won’t split the two of you up. The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil has reached record numbers of viewers and fans... Read More
by S’ola Filani The Nigerian army have arrested three female undercover operatives of the deadly sect, Boko Haram. This was disclosed in a statement signed by its Director Defence Information, Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu. “In the aftermath of the failed suicide bombing attempt on a military facility by a female terrorist who blew herself up in... Read More
by Olatunji A. Aworetan And as the truck tried to manoeuvre its way pass the flooded bomb craters on the road, it wobbled and cringed and fell on a car. It fell on that poor man’s car. That’s how he died. A man died today. He wasn’t sick. He wasn’t old. He wasn’t shot by... Read More
by Adriana Velez Being able to deliver this treat to your man will make you the queen of the bedroom and probably the queen of his heart as well. Let’s face it, they all love it. Men love, love, love a good blow job. It’s just mind-boggling how happy a well-executed BJ... Read More
by Casey Haslem ”Contaminated water can cause serious health conditions, such as neurological disorders, reproductive disorders, and gastrointestinal issues.” Contamination of a home’s water supply occurs far more frequently than you may think. Water contamination can happen in any type of water, including drinking water. Contaminated water can cause serious health conditions, such as neurological disorders, reproductive disorders, and gastrointestinal issues. There are several types of contaminants... Read More
by Sasha Brown-Worsham It’s almost impossible to tell just by looking at a guy how he is in bed, right? I mean, sure, we all have stereotypes — preppy men are boring, bigger men are big EVERYWHERE, etc. But the truth is, there is no real way to know how a guy is between the... Read More
by S’ola Filani Earlier we brought you photos from the ongoing mayhem on the Onipan, Palmgrove road, Lagos. The chaos reportedly started when a BRT bus hit a soldier on a bike this earlier this morning – The BRT driver was trying to overtake him on the BRT lane. Irked by the occurrence, the soldiers... Read More
by S’ola Filani Some soldiers are currently causing chaos in the Palmgroove, Onipan area of Lagos. The chaos allegedly started when a BRT bus hit a soldier on a bike this earlier this morning – The BRT driver was trying to overtake him on the BRT lane. As a result, his colleagues stormed the area,... Read More
by Patricia Omoqui Rejection is a gift. Yes, seems strange to say it, but it is actually quite wonderful when someone honestly tells you they aren’t interested in you! Did I get your attention? You might be sitting there thinking, “Patricia, you are really pushing it! You are just plain crazy with your positivity by calling... Read More
by Enenim Ubon Right from the amalgamation, it was clear that the Northern and Southern protectorates have nothing in common and would have been better off as separate entities “One nation bound in freedom,peace and unity.”,the words of the last line of the first stanza of our national anthem; sadly I do no think ours... Read More
by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu It must not be forgotten that those involved in these heinous atrocities are a minority among us. Any strategy designed to fight them successfully must begin by isolating them and limiting their numbers and location. We cannot allow them to grow in numbers, sympathies, or footprint. On 7 December 1941, the... Read More
by S’ola Filani The general wellbeing of little Success Chisom Aniekwe, born with two sex organs – male and female – has become a source of worry to his parents. Frail, with constant pain, especially when urinating (which comes through what would pass for female private part, under a little penis), little Success has been... Read More
by S’ola Filani It’s been 81 days since over 200 schoolgirls were abducted in Chibok, Borno, by men believed to be members of the Boko Haram Islamic sect. In an interview with Sahara Reporters, Senator Khalifa Ahmed Zanna of Borno Central said that the girls are being raped while someone films them. The Senator also... Read More
by S’ola Filani Following the ongoing Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) strike, Medical doctors at the Warri Central Hospital, Delta State, now chase away patients who visit the hospital to receive medical attention. The chairman, National Medical Association, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Dr. Omojowolo said the ongoing national strike embarked upon by the doctors in... Read More
by Kiri Blakeley Sex can be one of the most intimate and bonding experiences two people can have … but it can also be a time fraught with uncertainty, irritation and … LIES! C’mon, we’ve all lied occasionally about, during, or after sex. “Was it good for you?” can really only be followed by, “Of... Read More
by S’ola Filani The National Conference has endorsed the recommendation for additional states for the South-East. The delegates also approved the creation of 17 new states nation-wide. The National Judicial Institute (NJI) venue of the conference erupted in celebration. Soon yesterday, after they voted in favour of the recommendation of the Committee on... Read More
by Julie Orlov While it is normal to fantasize about what it would be like to be single or with another person every now and then, if you are doing this on a regular basis, you may have one foot out the door and are preparing the bring the other foot along. ... Read More
by Dr Tony Rapu Don’t let the spin-doctors and ‘yes-men’ around you convince you of an otherwise situation. We are in the final throes of the spasms of a failed state. As I pen these words, the clock is ticking and certain far-reaching decisions must be made concerning this nation before it is too late.... Read More
by ‘Jola Sotubo Examination malpractice has become a global epidemic and Thailand has found a creative way to combat the trend. Students in Bangkok are expected to wear these funny looking helmets to prevent them from cheating. Do you think it would work in Nigeria?
by Tutu Akinlabi Football is a very intense game and like many people like to say – anything can happen. One overzealous player however took the expression a little too literally and ended up (almost) stripping an opponent over the ball. Thank God the poor guy’s shorts didn’t rip into shreds. That would have been... Read More
by Adeola Balogun Nigerian politicians have come up with really strange ways of campaigning for elections but judging from Governor Fayose’s recent “rice victory”, it seems that strange is the way to go. The new Ekiti governor-elect and some Zamfara politicians decided to share rice to gain votes in elections. Osun governorship hopeful, Omisore has... Read More
by Akan Ido In furtherance to its commitment to reduce infant mortality rates in Nigeria and promote basic health and hygiene practices among consumers, leading antiseptic brand, Dettol strengthened its affinity with consumers when they turned up for its walkathon to pledge their support against diarrhoea and their commitment to simple hygienic practices. The walkathon ... Read More
by Akan Ido Contrary to reports that the Osun State Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Rufus Akeju has been removed, the Independent National Electoral Commission has set the records straight saying he is on leave. In a statement released by the Commission’s spokesman, Kayode Idowu, the REC “has been requested to proceed on leave of absence... Read More
by Dele Agekameh We must try to find out why a group would suddenly decide to bear arms against the country. From my own findings, it is almost clear that the Boko Haram terrorists are engaged in a violent revolt against the perceived injustice of the political class and the aristocracy in that part of... Read More