Men and women are NOT equal – Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde

by Akan Ido Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has revealed the secrets of her lasting marriage to her husband, Captain Matthew Ekeinde. The award-winning screen diva and one of TIME 100 most influential persons talked about her 18-year-old marriage with Captain Ekeinde, the controversy over the ‘inappropriate’ use of their daughter’s Instagram pictures by blogs... Read More

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March 2, 2014

British man pleads for gay Ugandan partner after their SEX tape is leaked (PICTURED)

by Adeola Balogun The crackdown on homosexuals in Uganda has continued to attract attention around the country with the list of the country’s most popular gays being published in a tabloid. [READ: Shocking: Gay man burned alive by anti-homosexual mob in Uganda (Viewer Discretion)] British citizen Bernard Randall was lucky to escape with his life... Read More

March 2, 2014

Femi Fani-Kayode: We have become a nation run by a vampire President

by Femi Femi-Kayode We have become a nation of vampires that is being run by a vampire President who feels no pain and who harbours no remorse when the blood of children is shed and when the lives of the innocent are cut short. On 26th February 2014 one Mr. Adegoroye wrote “only an insane government... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Olusegun Obasanjo: The West and the new Sexual Adjustment Program

by Olusegun Obasanjo I preface my commentary on the debate about gay rights with the Structural Adjustment Programme to illustrate the West’s obsession with the adjustment of African societies. While Africans are yet to recover from the SAP-induced breakdown of values and social cohesion, the West seems to be calling for yet another adjustment. This... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Elnathan John: Nigeria – One hundred years a slave

by Elnathan John There is something worthy of note happening in Nigeria. Since Sanusi’s suspension, many bad things have been happening. The Emir of Kano had to be flown abroad for medical treatment. Fuel queues have suddenly appeared. The carrots in my fridge have gone bad. I got a rejection note from a publisher. Nigeria... Read More

March 2, 2014

Former US President, Bill Clinton poses with PROSTITUTES at an event (PHOTOS)

by Tutu Akinlabi Former President of the United States of America, Bill Clinton, is known these days for his humanitarian work. The former U.S number one however went above (or below) the call of duty on Friday when he took a photo with 2 prostitutes at an event. His action attracted surprise and criticism but... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Caught in the act: Nigerian faces jail term for cheating in pilots exam in South Africa

by ‘Jola Sotubo A Nigerian pilot is now facing a prison term of four years after he was exposed as a cheat during an exam. Soponuchi Amadi, who desired further accreditation as a pilot and wanted to get a license, is said to have sent his Malawian friend, Nedsun Likhunya, to write the exam for... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Femi Aribisala: Why pastors don’t go to heaven (Part 3)

by Femi Aribisala With Jesus as sole pastor, there would be no grounds for denominationalism. We would have fellowships in different places, but the one called Christ Embassy would not need to be at loggerheads with the one called Household of God. Churches would not be the personal empires of different self-seeking men as we... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Aww, how sweet: 2face Idibia’s daughter has a lovely message for him (READ)

by Tutu Akinlabi 2face might be an amazing musician and performer, but he’s obviously a much better daddy to his kids. This we can see from little Isabel’s diary entry where she says how much she loves her mum, Annie and her daddy too. Mummy Annie said: 1st page of her dairy!!! #repost from her... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Simon Kolawole: We should stop playing politics with everything

by Simon Kolawole But Boko Haram? No. Never. We are talking about life and death here. It is beyond politicking. Alhaji Bamanga Tukur recently canvassed something that has always been uppermost on my mind “constructive criticism”. The former national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was, of course, seeking support for President Goodluck Jonathan’s... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Why we honoured Abacha – FG explains

by ‘Jola Sotubo The centenary awards recently doled out by the Nigerian government to celebrate 100 years of amalgamation have been criticized for a number of reasons, most notable of which is the fact that there is not much to celebrate about. The federal government drew further controversy when it decided to honour the late... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Tunde Fagbenle: This is not my country. Damn it!

by Tunde Fagbenle Recognising (and admitting) that our military forces, navy et al, were ill-equipped and incapable of protecting our oil, our president conjured up the magnificent idea of putting the area under the protection of the militant warlords over and above the amnesty already granted all the militants who had been making the steady... Read More

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March 2, 2014

Wole Soyinka: Why I rejected Jonathan’s Centenary Award

by Professor Wole Soyinka What the government of Goodluck Jonathan has done is to scoop up a century’s accumulated degeneracy in one preeminent symbol, then place it on a podium for the nation to admire, emulate and even – worship. The sheer weight of indignation and revulsion of most of Nigerian humanity at the recent... Read More

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