7 proven signs that you’ve found true love

by Melissa Melms “You shouldn’t fear letting your man know when he’s upset you….That type of communication should make [you and your partner] closer.” It’s not always easy to tell the difference between lust, sexlove and true love. You know you have something special with your man, but you’re still feeling things out and figuring... Read More

affection, Insecurity, Love, relationship

October 1, 2012

“Look inwards and do the right thing,” David Mark urge Nigerians #Independence52

by Isi Esene The Senate president, David Mark has released a goodwill message to Nigerians as the nation marks its 52nd Independence Anniversary. Mark expressed optimism that notwithstanding the myriad of challenges which the country faces presently Nigeria will reach the end of the tunnel. He stressed his belief that the destiny of the nation... Read More

boko haram, David Mark, independence, Insecurity, nigeria, senate

September 29, 2012

Temie Giwa: Arms and the plan (YNaija Frontpage)

The North is being burnt by unemployed despondent youths. While in the South, young kidnappers and car jackals constantly terrorize all as the Nigerian police spend their time watching movies, eating Titus sardines and asking for bribes while dangerous criminals smoke marijuana in the front of the barracks. Two months ago, I moved my... Read More

car jacking, Insecurity, Kidnapping, poverty, Temie Giwa, youth unemployment

September 27, 2012

Akintunde Oyebode: The untold stories (YNaija Frontpage)

The biggest incentive to crime in Nigeria remains the inability of our security agencies to find and punish criminals; until the situation changes, we will remain in this climate of fear. They say the day monkey is going to die; all the trees in the forest are slippery. The time was 8pm, and I had... Read More

Akintunde Oyebode`, Insecurity, Lastma, police, Robbery, traffic hold up, Ugo Ozuah

September 17, 2012

Joachim MacEbong: The fanatic within

Since last week, the Arab world has been rocked by protests over a 14 minute trailer for a film called ‘Innocence of Muslims’ on YouTube, depicting the Prophet Mohammed in the worst possible light. Angry Muslims protesting outside the US embassy in Benghazi, Libya got violent and attacked the building, killing the US ambassador in... Read More

Arab spring, Christianity, fundamentalism, God, Innocence of Muslims, Insecurity, islam, joachim macebong, nigeria, protest, Video, youtube

August 12, 2012

Fear: Bishop laments marked drop in church attendance

by Mayowa Salami Church leaders are beginning to voice out their discontent over the shortfall in attendance in church services attributed to the challenges of insecurity faced in the country. The Diocesan Bishop, Most Rev. Josiah Fearon, expressed this much at the First Session of the 19th Synod of the Anglican Communion Friday in Kaduna.... Read More

Anglican Church, boko haram, Insecurity, Josiah Fearon, kaduna, nigeria, north, terrorism

July 14, 2012

Nigeria is on a “gradual descent to anarchy” says our Justice minister

by Adeniyi Abdul If you’re worried about the state of Nigeria, don’t fret; you’ve got a friend in the attorney-general of the Federation and minister for Justice Mohammed Bello Adoke, SAN, who has stated that Nigeria is on a “gradual descent to anarchy”. But not to worry, because, according to him, the government is concerned... Read More

boko haram, Insecurity, Justice, nigeria, terrorism

June 19, 2012

BREAKING: House issues first-ever presidential summons over Boko Haram

by Stanley Azuakola The Federal House of Representatives has had enough. Irked by the unending streak of insecurity in the country, especially in the North, the House today passed a resolution summoning President Goodluck Jonathan. The president would be displeased by the House’s latest move, if he was around to receive the summons. He and a... Read More

boko haram, House of Representatives, Insecurity, President Jonathan, security chiefs, summon

April 12, 2012

Akintunde Oyebode: Execution- The discipline of getting things done (YNaija Frontpage)

The Freedom of Information Act was signed in June 2011, yet government agencies still refuse to comply with it In 2011, Labaran Maku displayed a copy of Lee Kuan Yew’s From Third World to First, announcing that President Jonathan bought 42 copies to be given to the newly sworn in ministers. It was intriguing to... Read More

Insecurity, The Freedom of Information Act, War Against Corruption

7 proven signs that you’ve found true love

“Look inwards and do the right thing,” David Mark urge Nigerians #Independence52

Temie Giwa: Arms and the plan (YNaija Frontpage)

Akintunde Oyebode: The untold stories (YNaija Frontpage)

Joachim MacEbong: The fanatic within

Fear: Bishop laments marked drop in church attendance

Nigeria is on a “gradual descent to anarchy” says our Justice minister

BREAKING: House issues first-ever presidential summons over Boko Haram

Akintunde Oyebode: Execution- The discipline of getting things done (YNaija Frontpage)

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