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All across the world, women are finally speaking up, but will you privilege allow you listen to what they have to say? Read More
Troops of the Nigerian Army , who are in an operation to flush out Boko Haram insurgents from Sambisa forest, are reportedly making headway. The troops are said to have recently recorded successes in their operation, especially within the fringes of the forest, from Bitta to Tokumbere.
A rejoinder to Sun Newspaper of September 2,2015 The piece “Buhari beware of Tinubu” in the 2nd September Sun newspaper comes from the depleting arsenal of the forlorn amalgamation known as the PDP. At least we can say that the Sun newspaper has remained faithful. It was propaganda vehicle of the PDP prior to the... Read More
by Kevwe Pedro In case you don’t know what a twerk is, it is a dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low, squatting stance. This dance has its origin in the 1990s, and was featured in the music videos of hiphop stars like MC Hammer, Bobby Brown,... Read More
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by Rachel Ogbu More Nigerians would rather be from Ghana, Senegal or Guinea when travelling around the world, new reports say. THISDAY investigated these claims and discovered that it is mainly Nigerians who travel to China that take the passports of other countries in the region and the reason is because China gives about four... Read More
by Steve Azaki As Governor of Bayelsa, Alamieyeseigha interceded on numerous occasions to secure the release of expatriate oil workers who had been kidnapped. He braved rough seas on occasion to negotiate with the kidnappers to secure the freedom of the victims. Before 1999, the Ijaw nation had no one whom they affectionately called the... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu Works on the Fourth Mainland Bridge has started in Lagos. The Lagos State Government is building a 26-kilometre infrastructure to link Ikorodu to the state’s economic hub in Eti-Osa Local Government Area. The state Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Obafemi Hamzat explained that people “may not see the physical work at all... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu The 2012 Exam Ethics Report, by the Exam Ethics Marshals International, has identified Bayelsa, Sokoto, Ekiti and Imo, as the first, second, third and fourth worst states with exam malpractice records. Bayelsa State which was the worst state in the country had an Exam Malpractice Index (EMI) of 44.99%; Sokoto State with... Read More
SAD PHOTOS: Body of driver of van that plunged into Lagos river found, search continues for 3 others
by Rachel Ogbu The bodies of four passengers in an Ikoyi Golf Club van which plunged into Majidun River in Ikorodu, Lagos State on Saturday were recovered yesterday. In a statement, the National Emergency Management Agency identified the driver of the Toyota Hilux van with number plate, KS 918 AU as Kolawole Ahmed. They claimed he was found... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu Four people who were in an Ikoyi Golf Club van that skidded of the bridge into the Majidun River along Ikorodu road in Lagos last night have not been found yet. The van with registration number KSF 918 AU... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu Victims of Boko Haram attacks hoping to receive payment as compensation from the government might have their hopes shattered as The White Paper on the report of the Presidential Committee on the Security Challenges in the North-east has rejected the recommendation. In a counter offer, The eight-member White Paper Drafting Committee, chaired by... Read More
Studio Total via EPA A Swedish advertising agency parachuted the 879 teddy bears over a residential area in Minsk, Belarus, on July 4, 2012. A Belarusian border guard was sentenced to two years in prison Monday for failing to report a border crossing by a Swedish plane that parachuted hundreds of teddy bears into the... Read More
