When does fidelity stop being important for an older woman?
What some women would do to be in a relationship! Some months back, during a heated discussion on the rising numbers of cougars flaunting their wealth and trapping gold-digging gigolos, Tope, a ‘sinfully’ rich industrialist in her late-fifties told the discussants smugly that: “At my age, all you have to bring into a relationship is loyalty and trust – these are more important than monogamy. While women are fertile, I think sexual loyalty is crucial. But as time goes on, you just shrug it off That’s why you look the other way when a younger lover wants to play away …"
Nigerians loses N84m to xenophobic attacks
The Nigerian Union in South Africa said on Saturday that Nigerians lost more than 4.6 million Rand (N84 million) to xenophobic attacks .
Nigerians lose N84m to xenophobic attacks in South Africa
The Nigerian Union in South Africa said on Saturday that Nigerians lost more than 4.6 million Rand (N84 million) to xenophobic attacks .
Election: Massive turn out in Taraba
There was massive turn out of voters for the suplimentry governorship election across the 10 local government areas of Taraba state.
Supplementary election: Police read riot act
The Imo State Police Command has warned the citizenry, especially those that do not have any business with the current supplementary election in the state, to stay away from the voting areas.
Abia: Finding a common ground in today’s supplementary polls
By Levinus Nwabughiogu Left to either of them, today’s polls are inconsequential. They both won the first election on April 11. And today’s supplementary election makes no sense to them. This was the position of the ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP and the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, at the last count. But because, the […]
The die is cast in Imo
“Inconclusive result”, is not a new phrase in Imo political phraseology having first reared it’s head in 2011, when the incumbent governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha, wrestled the governorship seat away from Chief Ikedi Ohakim. Not minding that Ohakim had some comfortable lead, Okorocha eventually was returned as governor after that round of supplementary election.
Re-run polls: Force Hqtrs redeploys DIG, 4 AIGs & 7 CPs
Ahead of today’s re-run gubernatorial elections in three states whose results were declared inconclusive by INEC after the April 11 elections, Acting Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase has redeployed one Deputy Inspector General of Police, four Assistant Inspectors General of Police and seven Commissioners of Police to the three states to ensure violence free polls.
Terror in Nepal as 7.9 quake rocks capital
A powerful 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on Saturday, causing massive damage in the capital Kathmandu with strong tremors felt across neighbouring countries.
Army pulls out 31 retired generals
Thirty-one generals of the Nigerian Army who retired between January 2014 and April this year after the mandatory 35 years in service were yesterday pulled out of service with the former Chief of Police and Plans, Major General Essien Bassey insisting that the Army must imbibe sound professionalism in the conduct of its duties no matter the nature or degree of importance of the assignment.
Obiano plans to defect to APC, visits Buhari in Abuja
Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State on Friday visited the President-Elect, General Muhammadu Buhari in his Aso Drive residence, Abuja.
Nigeria gets $4.5m Japanese grants for disaster management
Federal Government yesterday, received a grant of $4.5 million from Japan for provision of Japanese disaster reduction equipment.
Senate President: Buhari states position
As the 7th Senate winds up ahead of the inauguration of the 8th Senate on June 4, the upper legislative chambers is at the moment caught up in a high-level of intrigues, horse-trading and lobbying, backstabbing, in a bid to outwit one another or zone on who becomes the next president of the Senate.
I didn’t collapse after Jonathan lost election – Clark
Former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, denied the rumours that he collapsed and died immediately the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari, retd was declared winner of the March 28 Presidential election.
Synagogue: “Collapse was caused by infrasonic weapon”
An explosives expert and researcher, Mr Biedomo Iguniwei, yesterday before a coroner court investigating the collapsed building in the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), in Ikeja, said the collapse was caused by an infrasonic weapon fired at the church by the aircraft that hovered over the building.
Lagos treats 6, 628 sexual abuse, teenage pregnancy cases in 2014
No fewer than 62 abandoned babies and 940 beggars were rescued from the streets of Lagos in 2014.
