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September 15, 2016

#WhitePeopleProblems: Man breaks into jail for protection

When many try frantically to break out, this 23-year-old man ironically broke into an Ohio jail facility for protection. Chad Saylor made his way, for help, into the Butler County Resolutions facility in Hamilton via a pipe and eventually became stuck in it. According to the Police, Saylor called 911, saying his life was being threatened by... Read More

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February 5, 2014

Opinion: Is the National Conference truly the way forward for Nigeria?

by Onyebuchi Ogbaegbe Furthermore, considering the fact that NASS members are representing the people of Nigeria with an annual budget of over N150b as their share of national cake, it is disheartening as well as shameful that such assemblage of our representation cannot discuss the same issues to be tabled at the National Conference. The... Read More

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February 1, 2014

Opinion: Dear Mama peace, give room for peace in Rivers

by Ada Stella Apiafi But by far the real and greatest litmus test that has been thrown in the path of “Mama Peace,” is the crisis in Rivers State! When in 2010 there was a ‘change of guards’ in the highest office of the land, it was established that a ‘new order’ had also evolved... Read More

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January 29, 2014

Opinion: Why the gay lobby failed in Nigeria

by Bamidele Ademola-Olateju Despite the pockets of support the gay lobby enjoys, we must acknowledge that the Nigerian gay lobby overreached itself on the gay agenda. They imported the pressure tactic that worked very well in Europe and America to Nigeria and they deserve the rotten egg thrown on their faces. In the last two... Read More

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January 25, 2014

Opinion: Nigeria – Governance has been put on hold till 2015

by Victoria Ibezim-Ohaeri Here we are witnessing what appears to be an unsavory season of political pacification and compensation, while citizens watch in utter helplessness, the unfolding weakening of democratic institutions and the resulting exposure of organs of government to ridicule and scorn. When a Blackberry contact forwarded the list of the new ministerial nominees... Read More

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January 24, 2014

Tunde Leye: The primary schools in Lagos are in a very sorry state

by Tunde Leye I live in Lagos, and so cannot speak for the rest of the country. But here in Lagos, most of the government run primary schools are no better than rundown buildings which stand precariously on the edge of collapsing. It is said that the people think of today while it is the... Read More

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January 24, 2014

Opinion: Christians and the ‘Islamization’ agenda in Osun

by Adeniyi Adedayo My opinion is that even if this is not the major thing we require from government at the moment, it does not mean we should discredit the attempt of the government to do something noble for us and also discredit the claim that the Christians in the state are not important. For... Read More

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January 23, 2014

Femi Falana: You don’t need police permit for rallies in Nigeria

b y Femi Falana Thus, by virtue of section 1 of the Act the Commissioner of Police or any other police officer could not issue a licence or permit for any meeting or rally without the authority of the governor. In January 2012, the mass protests against the so-called removal of fuel subsidy were violently... Read More

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January 18, 2014

Opinion: An open letter to all Africans

by David Adeleke In the words of David Oyedepo, “there are no 3rd class nations, only 3rd class citizens”. Dear fellow Africans, Our continent is in trouble. Deep trouble. Our problem is as a result of lack of capacity. Our lack of capacity has left us incapacitated. Incapacitated in the sense that we have refused... Read More

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January 12, 2014

Femi Aribisala: On Apostle Paul’s deep-seated hatred for women

by Femi Aribisala Although not numbered among Jesus’ twelve disciples, many women were in his band of travelling companions. As a matter of fact, women provided the financial backbone of Jesus’ ministry Jesus chose twelve disciples and all of them were men. What does this tell us about his attitude towards women? Does it mean... Read More

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January 8, 2014

5 (surprising) hotspots for germs in your house

by Vanessa Luis A survey conducted in 2012 claimed that most people change their bed sheets once a month. That mean your bed linen is exposed to a month long of sweat, drool and dust. Having pets sharing the bed only makes the germ build up worse. 1. Kitchen faucet The metal aeration screen of... Read More

January 7, 2014

Boy to die by hanging in Kano after losing murder case

by Akintomiwa Agbaje Anwar Surah has benn sentenced to death by hanging by a Kano High Court presided over by Justice Nura Sagir. The judgement which was delivered at the Audu Bako secretariat, Justice Nura said said he delivered the judgement under 221 of the penal code and he was convinced beyond reasonable doubt based on the... Read More

January 7, 2014

15 ways to get happy in 10 minutes

by Sobiya N. Moghul Watching funny videos, is the perfect way to boost one’s confidence levels and improve one’s mood. Funny videos also make one laugh and boost one’s immune system and heart rate. 1. Smile Even when you are going through the roughest phase of your life always try to smile. Research says that even an... Read More

January 4, 2014

13 ways to eat better in 2014

by Jennifer Knightstep Keeping a food journal might seem like a hassle, but it is the best way to keep yourself accountable and track what you eat. 1. AVOID THE MIDDLE OF THE GROCERY STORE Did you know the layout of the grocery store is specifically designed to make us all chubby? It’s true! The... Read More

January 3, 2014

7 ways to burn more calories – everyday

by Alicia Fanninn When you can, skip the elevator and take the stairs. Not only do you get more daily steps in by walking more but you get a workout, especially if this involves walking up several flights of stairs. This will certainly burn calories. 1. WEAR A PEDOMETER Wearing a pedometer is actually one... Read More

January 2, 2014

Police investigate suicide by father of 7 in Abuja

by Akintomiwa Agbaje The death of Frederick Onigbo has led to the FCT police command to commence investigations into incidence. It occured on new year eve and is being investigated as an alleged suicide by the resident of Gwarimpa Estate in the Federal Capital Territory. According to a Vanguard report: Sources told Vanguard in Abuja... Read More

January 1, 2014

5 (more) reasons you are not getting sex

by Nick Roy 1) You’re Not Attractive No, we don’t mean you’re ugly. We only mean that you’re not doing anything about your appearance. You wear sweatpants and geeky T-shirts everywhere you go. You’ve got a beer belly and are complacent about it. You don’t go to the gym, you don’t groom yourself everyday and... Read More

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December 31, 2013

Allah says we should decapitate, amputate & mutilate – Boko Haram

by Akintomiwa Agbaje As the year rounds of with celebrations and expectations for a great year ahead, the leader of the radical Islamic sect, Boko Haram, have contorted a new kind of promise to the list of savage acts: Decapitation, Amputation and Mutilation. Abubakar Shekau appeared in a new video promising to “decapitate and mutilate”... Read More

December 31, 2013

It’s almost here! 11 ways to usher-in a fun-filled New Year

by Aprille Ross I always have fun hanging out with friends; it’s one of the most classic ways to bring in the New Year, so it always goes over well. We reminisce about old times and our kids tend to get a big kick out of some of the things we talk about too. Hanging... Read More

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