Why Jonathan must run in 2015
My experience being in love with a guy not in love with me —Toolz
Nyako blasts Jonathan: ‘Your Presidency is incompetent’
A kidnap, the Nyanya Park bombing, and the last straw
Our Soka evil forest story, by Oyo police commissioner
Christ’s Teachings
The day they shattered Nyanya
How NOT to speak during national tragedy
Unique weavers: Preserving art of Akwa Ocha making
The anti-intellectual character of Nigerians (3)
Police arrest suspected terror recruitment officer
I use ‘polite insult’ on randy men — Morenikeji
Our privatisation fears, by oil sector union

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Many Nigerian Christians mark Easter in pain, anguish
DESPITE the security challenges facing the nation, Nigerian Christians have vowed to celebrate the resurrection of the proginator of the Christian faith, Jesus Christ who was crucified on Good Friday and rose again from dead on Easter Day as they join the rest of the world to mark Easter.
Many Christians worldwide celebrate Easter with special church services, music, candlelight, flowers and the ringing of church bells. Easter processions are held in some countries as they view Easter as the greatest feast of the Church year.
Rebasing: Truths and fallacies –2
Like all Americans, Einstein tried his hands at other subjects, including music and economics. He gave up both for different reasons. Music he found “too simple and economics, too difficult”. I gave up Medicine because it was too difficult and took up economics because it was simple enough to enable me go through a university with the minimum of effort – while leaving me with a lot of time to read wide. What has that got to do with rebasing? Wait a few minutes and you will soon understand it.
Do we care?
“There are things that I love – when mankind works together – helps each other – learns from each other – teaches each other – cries for one another – laughs with one another – builds with one another – heals one another – entertains one another – worships with one another. The unity of mankind. There is nothing so glorious.”
Murder in the House of God: Why cultists killed Ogun chief during church service
Sunday, April 6, at 11 a.m. in St . John’s Anglican Church, Oke-Sopen, Ijebu-Igbo in Ijebu-North local government area of Ogun State, ten gunmen invaded the house of God and snuffed life out of Chief Adetola Okuneye, a furniture maker and alleged informant to Governor Ibikunle Amosun.
Martins urges Govt to address insecurity
Speaking at a Chrism Mass held at Holy Cross Cathedral, Lagos, the Archbishop said government at all levels should be more serious in arresting the security challenge in the country, adding that Nigeria should move from talking and analysing instances of violence and terrorism to strategising on measures to curb them.
I’ve got a mean ass! — Daniella Okeke
Danielle Okeke, the Lagos Cougar voluptuous actress, is not one to walk the conservative lane when it comes to flaunting her God-given asset -her butts.
Why Moscow deployed troops at Ukraine’s borders – Russian envoy
We stand for a responsible approach, equitable relations in international affairs. The world today is not a place for geopolitical games in the spirit of the “Cold War”. It is regrettable that those who oppose the imposition of foreign will are traditionally described as enemies of humankind. We tried to avoid the aggravation of the situation, we did everything we could to prevent the coup d’etat in Ukraine and the appearance of a dangerous crisis situation.
Putin cutting Ukraine to size
Russia’s shadow boxing with the United States and its European allies is not about to fizzle away as pro -Russian separatist groups in the eastern regions of Ukraine have opened another scenario for geo-political power play in Eurasia.
What Olamide does before show
Olamide Adedeji, known by his stage name, Olamide, has made excuses to anyone that he is from the ghetto of Bariga, a high density area of Lagos. He is a recording artiste that is riding jollyride of fame and sure smiling to the bank.
Boko Haram Big Trouble in Borno: 100 kidnapped girls in the Sambisa forest
April 15, 2014 will ever remain fresh in the minds of the people of Chibok in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State as a result of Boko Haram insurgents invasion of the Government Girls Secondary School in the town in the process of which scores of school girls writing their Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE) were abducted. Borno State Governor put the number of the abducted at about 50.

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