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by Stanley Azuakola For all of Nigeria’s shortcomings at the Olympic Games where our athletes failed to clinch a single medal, at least every single athlete and official from Nigeria is accounted for. Not so for Congo. A judo competitor from Congo, Cedric Mandembo, and three other members of Congo’s Olympic delegation suddenly went missing... Read More
 by Olatoye Akinbode History is replete with examples of majorities who have imposed their honestly and dearly held cultural or religious beliefs on an unwilling minority, very often with terrible consequences.  On Tuesday, 29th November 2011, the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, took an unprecedented step in the Federal Government’s quest to protect... Read More
by Doyin Jaiyesimi Open Mic Theatre is back with its 7th edition which marks the beginning of ‘The Celebration Series’.  Following the success of previous editions of Open Mic Theatre, this edition will focus on celebrating actors and their works. Works from the following actors will be featured in this edition: Angelina Jolie, Leonardo DiCaprio,... Read More
by Isi Esene The Lagos State Government yesterday warned organisations who persistently paste posters in inappropriate areas of the state to desist from the practice or be punished. The government’s position was announced by the chief executive officer of the Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency (LASAA), Mr. George Noah, who warned erring organisations or... Read More
by Isi Esene This weeks Rubbin’ Minds on ChannelsTV was titled Media for Change. It featured an array of discussants who spoke passionately about the subject. The discussants who came to do justice to the subject were Adebola Williams; Ukwori Onuma, Coordinator, LEAP Africa; Ada Umeofia of We Built Nigeria 2.0, and Kathleen Ndongmo, Ideation... Read More
by Doyin Jaiyesimi Best-selling singer Omawumi Megbele and rap artist Jude ‘M.I’ Abaga have been announced as the hosts for the 7th edition of  The Headies. The pair have been selected in line with the awards’ tradition of picking talented and inspiring entertainers to host an awards ceremony that parades some of the continent’s biggest... Read More
by Isi Esene The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) has announced the 2012 alumni class of its African Markets Internship Programme (AMIP). AMIP is the Foundation’s flagship leadership development programme, designed to give MBA students with a passion for African economic development the opportunity to obtain first-hand experience with high-growth businesses in emerging markets, develop essential... Read More
by Melissa Hogenboom A research charity has launched an animated film hoping it will encourage debate about the surge of women seeking “designer vaginas”. The film called Centrefold, funded by the Wellcome Trust, features three women discussing how labiaplasty – the surgical reduction of the inner labia – has affected them. Last year more than... Read More
by Stanley Azuakola Long before militants and Boko Haram, there was a time in this country when internet fraudsters (popularly referred to as ‘yahoo boys’) ranked among the most prominent causes for concern for authorities in Nigeria. Generally, people (Nigerians and foreigners alike) have become wiser and also agencies like the Economic and Financial Crimes... Read More
Isi Esene This photo was sent to us by a reader with this caption (unedited): “Transparent Celestial Flesh seen by two children. A huge transparent arm of our Lord Jesus Christ, revealed during the ministration of Pastor Dr. Timmy Larry on 28th July 2012, 9:22pm, at the program Operation Breaking of Curses and Evil Covenants,... Read More
by Stanley Azuakola Be not afraid, Lagosians, your state is not broke. That was the assurance given by the Lagos State governor, Babatunde Fashola, in an interview he granted to BusinessDay newspaper. Governor Fashola however, did admit the following: His administration has floated two bonds (the N50 billion, 5-year, 13 percent series 1 and the... Read More
The Nigerian contingent to the London Olympics will return back to the country this week without a single medal.  Not once did the crowd in London or the billions watching all over the world hear the Nigerian anthem sung for a medal. The last time that happened was 24 years ago in Seoul, South Korea.... Read More
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