The broken record of same sex marriage
Fear grips residents of Nsukka as kidnappers terrorize people
Chineze Anyaene ready for history again with Ije.
YAKOWA AT 64: t’s thanks giving, gratiutde to God and service to mankind
Ebewele hails peaceful atmosphere at EKO 2012
My mother-in-law crashed my first marriage – Mercy Aigbe
Nigezie and Beat FM to sponsor Tonto Dike’s video
Classification wahala for special sports athletes
Chineze Anyaene ready for history again with Ije
Post-humous award for Amadi
Boxing: Officials lament fake gloves, head gear
Gunmen kill five in Borno as sect leader speaks on global Jihad
Post-humous award for Amadi
I play unconventional gospel music – Gee -The Preacher
D’banj’s sister, Taiwo set to marry Cool FM man
Onokpite: A year after, friends eulogise slain politician
Ex-Minister son shines at Mr. World 2012

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Eko 2012: Athletes, coaches’ season to make money
Desperation of participating States for medals at the National Sports Festival is expected to reach fever pitch when the athletics events begin next week at the Teslim Balogun Stadium.
Actress Aofiyebi’s son, Mojo returns with Welcome
Son of a popular M-Net series, Tinsel actress, Funmilola Aofiyebi, Mojola, a.k.a, Mojo, is poised to take the Nigerian music scene by storm again as he concludes plans to drop a mind- blowing single, Welcome.
Teslim Balogun’s ‘bouncing tracks’ worry officials
Athletics officials are not expecting any record breaking performances on the tracks of the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere, Lagos where the athletics event of the National Sports Festival will hold.
Nwokedi blames Nigerians for poor performances of politicians
Former Chairman of Anambra State Council of Traditional Rulers, Igwe Alex Nwokedi has blamed Nigerians over the poor performances of political office holders since the return of democratic governance about 12 years ago, saying that the electorate deliberately elect incompetent leaders and expect them to perform miracles.
Gays are prone to contacting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) – Dr. Nwokocha
Dr. Reginald Nwokocha, a general medicine practitioner and medical director of Hosanna Medical Centre, Ketu dismissed insinuations that gay practice is safe from the contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). He told CHARLES ADINGUPU in this interview that homosexuals are more exposed to STDs than those practising heterogeneous sex.

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