Holy Father: More than one million attend Pope Francis I’s inauguration (PHOTOS)

by Rachel Ogbu On Tuesday, March 19, 2013, more than a million people were reported to have gathered in Saint Peter’s Square for Pope Francis inaugural mass at the Vatican. Political and religious leaders were also in attendance, however his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, did not attend. Pope Francis is the first Latin American Pope... Read More

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Opinion: Boko Haram – Between amnesty and dialogue for the ghosts of terror

by Theophilus Ilevbare In what has become a public show of genuflection, prominent Nigerians from the north has since echoed the sentiments of the sultan to grant amnesty to a terrorist sect that has received funds and training from global terror groups, such as al-Qaeda and al-Shabaab. The call by the Sultan of Sokoto and... Read More

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Osato Edokpayi: Of presidential pardons, multiple APCs and the race for 2015 (Y! Politico)

by Osato Edokpayi Is it impossible to equate the re-emergence of Chief Tony Aninih as chairman of the PDP Board of Trustees with the recent state pardons, the application of the other APCs and the 2015 election? I think not. Recent events in the country have once again demonstrated that Nigerians have an incredible ability... Read More

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Inspiring: Winners of the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards (PHOTOS)

by Rachel Ogbu The Sony World Photography Awards has announced its 2013 winners. This year’s Sony World Photography Awards now includes more competitions and awards than ever before, with each one appealing to photographers of different levels including amateurs and this year’s winners come from all over the globe including Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Chile and... Read More

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Photo of the Day: Power Holding Company of Nigeria runs its office with a generator

by Chi Ibe Is there any hope when even the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN cannot boast of adequate power supply to function?

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What do you make of this? TV presenter, Rachel Edjeren shares nightmare after fixing Indian human hair

by Chi Ibe Abuja based TV producer/ presenter and blogger, Rachel Edjeren took to her blog recently to give an account of a terrifying dream she had after she decided to make her husband happy by fixing Indian human hair extensions. It is quite a spooky tale. She published a post on her BLOG :WARNING ON HAIR:... Read More

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10 reasons he hasn’t proposed yet

by Kalyani Once a man gets into a comfortable equation with his girlfriend he is unlikely to want to change it, especially if they have been living together. You have been dating this wonderful guy for months now and know for sure that he is not seeing anybody else. So what could be keeping him... Read More

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Everything you need to know about KINO, the science of touching a woman

from MensXP First off, one of the first things our body needs other than food, water and air is human to human interaction. It’s what keeps our sanity Kinesthetics (Kino) Noun – the ability to feel sensation or movements of limbs and muscles. Kino from the Player’s point of view is simply ‘the art of... Read More

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‘In Your Face’: The new reality show on Charly Boy’s family life ( WATCH TRAILER)

by Chi Ibe Here’s the trailer for ‘In your face’, a new reality show on Charly boy’s family with former Supreme Court judge, Chukwudifu Oputa, himself. This is a definition of family bonding. Let’s know if you have ideas to share. Watch it here:

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15 tips on how to make your woman feel sexy every day

by Nick Notas Maybe she’s had a tough time at work and is tired, un-showered, and stressed out. Maybe she’s just too distracted to focus on being intimate. It’s part of your job as her partner to keep her feeling positive, radiant, and attractive. Making your woman feel sexy isn’t as simple as saying, “Baby, you lookin’... Read More

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Guys, note: The top 10 turn-offs for women

by Katie Young having no self-esteem also is a big turnoff. If a man doesn’t think he has anything going for himself, why should he expect a woman to feel differently? “Women are so complicated,” many of my male friends lament. “It’s so hard to know what they want.” Of course, I have to disagree.... Read More

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7 ways to boost your confidence in bed

from Real Buzz Sex can be pretty daunting. If you’re not scared about getting your kit off, then there’s the small matter of your moves to consider, or the positions you like. Check out these tips to improve your sexual confidence. Laugh Bedroom bloopers happen to everyone. Whether you hit your head, bite your tongue... Read More

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7 things your employees think about you (but aren’t telling you)

by Suzanne Lucas Do you know every aspect of everything that goes on in your business? Sounds like you’re an awesome leader, right? Wrong. Let your employees handle what they need to handle. You have an open door policy, so of course your employees come to you and tell you everything that bothers them, and... Read More

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Femke becomes Funke: Celebrating mediocrity

by Femke van Zeijl Nigeria is the opposite of a meritocracy: you do not earn by achieving. You get to be who and where you are by knowing the right people. Whether you work in an office, for an enterprise or an NGO, at a construction site or in government, your abilities hardly ever are... Read More

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Opinion: Is LAGBUS going the way of LSTC?

by Olasukanmi Akoni In the 1920s, road-based bus transportation was pioneered in Lagos by two Nigerians, Mrs Charlotte Olajumoke Obasa (a leading indigenous entrepreneur of that time) and W.A. Dawodu. This was followed by the establishment of J.N. Zarpas, a company owned by Levantine expatriates. Zarpas dominated the Lagos transportation scene until their buses... Read More

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“I asked him, ‘Where are you going’, he said, ‘I have not decided'”: READ Kano suicide bomb survivor’s chilling story

by Rachel Ogbu Abdullahi Maiagogo Gayawa, 70, sells wrist watches at the motor park in the Sabon-Gari area of Kano. He said that on Monday March 18, it was business as usual for him but in a middle of one transaction, he suddenly heard a loud bang which sent him sprawling on the ground. That loud bang... Read More

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5 workplace irritations that can actually boost productivity

by Jacquelyn Smith “Think about it this way: If you’re in a quiet space, you’re not using your brain at its maximum intellectual capacity–but when tossed into a venue with noise, the bar is set higher, and your brain is being challenged at an entirely new level.” Most full-time employees spend more than 2,000 hours... Read More

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Court remands pastor for alleged rape of church member in Ekiti

An Ado-Ekiti Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday ordered that a pastor, Ilesanmi Emmauel of Christ Apostolic Church, be remanded in prison for alleged rape of a minor. Magistrate Adefunke Ajibade ordered that the accused be remanded in prison custody pending the advice of the state Director of Public Prosecution. Mr. Ajibade described the case as a... Read More

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Tragic Tuesday: 166 feared dead in Akwa Ibom boat mishap

A boat traveling from Oron in Akwa Ibom State to Malabao in Equilateral Guinea, yesterday, capsized at the Calabar Waterways with no fewer than 166 passengers feared dead. Eyewitnesses said the passengers were traveling in a “giant-sized wooden boat” when it capsized at 40 nautical miles along the coast of Calabar off Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, waterways”.... Read More

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Opinion: Alamieyeseigha’s pardon – When comedy becomes the norm

by Stanley Chinkata If one is to compile a detailed account of Alamieyeseigha and Bulama’s dealings while in office, one would find embezzlement, short-changing, financial recklessness, racketeering, money laundering, deception, trickery and inflated contracts written all over it. “In all ages, the people have honoured those who dishonoured them. They have worshipped their destroyers; they... Read More

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Meet John of God: A healer who performs “invisible surgeries”

by Susan Casey Photo: Nigel Cox In a remote corner of Brazil, the man known as John of God is changing people’s lives in astonishing ways. Can belief cure illness? Can energy heal? Susan Casey took the journey to find out. Down the dusty main street of Abadiânia, a scrap of a town in central... Read More

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Double tragedy: Man shoots wife dead, kills self in hospital

A shooting that occurred at Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, Pa. yesterday afternoon may have been a murder-suicide. The Morning Call reports that at about 1 p.m., a man in a hospice on the hospital campus shot his wife dead and then turned the gun on himself. The hospital wasn’t evacuated and nobody else was injured... Read More

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18-man free-for-all fight breaks out a young boy’s birthday party, grandma trampled and one man shot (MUGSHOTS)

The Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in Boynton Beach, Fla. where the brawl broke out during a child’s birthday party. Chaos erupted at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in Boynton Beach, Fla. when an 18-man brawl broke out during a young boy’s birthday party. Saturday’s battle allegedly began when two men “exchanged words” in the restaurant’s... Read More

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Precious Daniel: Is women liberation a mirage? (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Biological or natural factors also have also been used to forestall the process of women liberation in some societies. “Liberation of women” is such a difficult concept to achieve. Women as regards conceptual origin are believed to be inferior to the opposite sex(man). In fact, almost all facet or forms of socio-political cultural aspect... Read More

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Jewelry designer stabbed to death by ex-con who broke into home to steal DVD player (PICTURED)

POLICE HANDOUT Neighbor and parolee Paul Johnson is accused of killing Chicago jewelry designer Lisa Koziol-Ellis in her Elgin, Ill. home. An ex-con out on parole used a screwdriver to stab a Chicago jewelry designer to death in her own home as he went to steal a DVD player, police have said. Paul Johnson, 34,... Read More

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Adaobi Okwy: 10 signs you’re a sad lonely girl (Y! Superblogger)

Your friends dare not tell you about their new or on-going relationship because they’re scared that you’d either burst into tears, become moody and cranky or begin to avoid them all over again. Hold on ladies, if you’re wondering why you don’t get to hang out anymore with your girlfriends… especially as you used to,... Read More

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Japheth Omojuwa: New media was not created to solve Nigeria’s problems (Y! FrontPage)

There are indeed many sides to new media. It will not by itself change Nigeria but it will at least reveal us to ourselves. Nigerians have been directly running their country’s affairs for over 52 years now. The cumulative result of these 52 years is that today Nigeria is one of the most insecure place... Read More

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The legend returns: Stella Monye makes a comeback with Project Samba

by Rachel Ogbu In honour of Stella Monye’s artistic resilience, telecommunications brand, Airtel, and other corporate bodies like Guinness Nigeria plc, Nigeria Distilleries limited, agencies, governments and individuals have thrown their weight behind the Project Samba, a multi-media vehicle created to provide hilarious entertainment and interminable thanksgiving that will focus attention on the African samba.... Read More

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Animal: Man beats up his wife, threatens to stab her for not teaching him how to use Facebook

A Zimbabwean man was arrested after beating his wife and threatening to stab her because she refused to help him open a Facebook account. The man, Benjamin Chanyau of 1242 Mkoba Village 18, appeared before Gweru magistrate Ms Sithandekile Ncube facing charges of domestic violence. He was found guilty of assaulting his wife, Ms Fadzai... Read More

West Bromwich Albion fines Osaze Odemwingie £76,000 for latest Twitter outburst

Odemwingie has been punished with a second fine of two weeks’ wages by Albion’s board after criticising the club in a string of attacks on the social networking website. The 31-year-old claimed that he wanted to be sacked and also rounded on head coach Steve Clarke for leaving him on the bench for the past... Read More

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