THE Father of the Nation, former President Olusegun Aremu Obasanjo is livid. He is angry because some children of the nation accused him of imposing a chronically ill man, President Umaru Yar’Adua on the country.

AHMADU Ali, has been many things – former Chairman of the PDP, former Director General, South South Health Delivery Services, former Senator, former Director General of the National Youth Service Corps, former Commissioner for Education, a retired Colonel of the Nigerian Army, and a medical doctor trained at the University of Ibadan.

PRESIDENT of the Senate, Senator David Mark, yesterday, buckled under pressure after 74 senators declared their support for a motion calling on President Umaru Yar‘Adua to step down from office.

Bayelsa State students in Russia and Belarus have again called on the federal government and well meaning Nigerians to prevail on Chief Timipre Sylva’s administration to settle their allowances to enable them conclude their studies.

I’d been separated from my husband for almost three years and I often masturbate with a sex toy. But for the last years, I’ve found it impossible to climax and it hurts whenever I try the toy. What can I do to make it work for me again as I don’t want to sleep around. My best friend put it down to stress.

PORT HARCOURT— SIXTY women, last Saturday, benefited from the second phase of ESI Lady Cabbies scheme initiated by the Empowerment Support Initiative (ESI), a non- governmental organization (NGO), founded by the wife of Rivers State governor, Dame Judith Amaechi.

Pepsi, official sponsor of the African Cup of Nations going on in Angola, has urged Nigerians to continue with their support and prayers as the Senior National Team, the Super Eagles confront the Black Stars of Ghana on Thursday in the semi-final of the CAN Angola 2010 Championship.

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that mobile payment system will take off in the country by middle of the year.Acting Director, Banking Operations, Mr. Abayomi Atoloye, said this at a workshop on mobile payment regulatory framework dissemination organised by Enhancing Financial Innovation and Access (EFInA) in Lagos yesterday.

After some poor showing in their semi final clash with Zambia, Nigeria needed a penalty shoot-out to cruise into the semifinal of the ongoing Nations Cup. They won 5-4.

The Nigerian insurance industry has continued to wax stronger as the sector recorded 49.33 percent growth with a total premium income of N150,259,567 excluding reinsurance premium. In year 2007, the total industry gross premium income was over N100billion.