Confession of A Prince: We love robbing Okada riders!
Tale of 3 Nollywood damsels who dumped their boyfriends
Abba: The fall of the IGP with the shortest tenure
Austerity measures inevitable for Nigeria
Jonathan’s defeat, Okunbor’s rejig jolt Edo PDP
We are in the age of Throw-away Marriages
Mimiko, Olanusi and the ‘failed coup’
Enter, Solomon Arase: The Real Police
6 held for stealing 500 cows
Funmi Tejuoso joins Lagos speakership race
Delta cannot be excluded from wind of change – Emetitiri
2 soldiers dead as explosion rocks barracks in Plateau
Omatsola Morgan marathon mum with a big heart
Cock crows at dawn, roll on May 29

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FIFA WWC: Falcons’ preparations worry Okon
Super Falcons coach Edwin Okon said his team’s readiness for the FIFA Women World Cup starting in June in Canada will receive a boost, if only they can play quality friendlies against world class teams.
The Move of the Holy Spirit (1)
“While Apollos was at Corinth, Paul took the road through the interior and arrived at Ephesus. There he found some disciples and asked them, ‘Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?’ They answered, ‘No, we have not even heard that there is a Holy Spirit.’” (Acts 19:1-2).
Nigerian coaches back Keshi
Nigerian coaches have declared their support for Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi who recently signed a fresh 2-year contract with the Nigeria Football Federation.
For the Tories, Labour, the future is a few days away
The United Kingdom 2015 General Election takes place in just a few days from now. The political campaigns by the major parties have been stepped up, as they jostle for votes from one corner of the country to the other. They have been making use of all opportunities to woo the electorate who may still be undecided or they think can easily be swayed.
A world of agreements (1)
Life as we know it is based on agreements. We commit ourselves to others, to tasks, to careers, partners and the list goes on. We have to agree to communicate and interact. Business requires agreements. Love, marriage, even divorce requires agreements that states the expectations and responsibilities of participants. Agreements come in variants and they cover absolutely everything.
Buhari must carry opposition along- Bishop Ojo
It was a triple celebration at Calvary Kingdom Church, Lagos last weekend, when the founder and former PFN National Secretary-General, Archbishop Joseph Ojo and his wife, Esther celebrated their 66th and 59th birthdays with a public presentation of his biography, Once Upon a Joseph authored by Lawrence Akapa.
2015 elections the worst in Nigeria’s history —Bishop Ighele
Bishop Charles Ighele is the General Superintendent of Holy Spirit Mission Church, the Happy Family Chapel, with over 60 branches, outreaches and neighbourhood assemblies. He took over the headship of the church from the founder, the late Bishop Michael Marioghae, on January 19, 1997.
GE hosts social media forum for customers
The role of social media in influencing corporate brand and reputation management took the centre stage recently during a Customer Engagement Forum organised by General Electric at the Southern Sun hotel, Ikoyi Lagos.
Xenophobic attacks: Minister summons envoys from S-Africa
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Aminu Bashir Wali, has summoned Nigeria’s senior diplomats on tour of duty in South Africa for consultation over the xenophobic attacks on foreigners in the country.
Pope Francis ‘deeply saddened’ by Nepal quake tragedy
Pope Francis said he was “deeply saddened” Saturday by the massive earthquake that killed more than a 1,000 people in Nepal and expressed his solidarity with those affected by the tragedy.

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