Supporters celebrate Okorocha’s victory in Owerri
Don’t dash Nigerians’ hope, Cleric tells Buhari, others
Okorocha re-elected for second term
PDP retains Abia as Ikpeazu floors Alex Otti
Jonathan prays for Buhari’s govt
Don’t let me die, lady bathed with acid by ex-lover cries
‘What N-Delta wants from President Buhari’
Acting IGP Solomon Arase: An officer and a gentleman
What Buhari must do to move economy forward (2)
Buhari’s government: ICT stakeholders set digital agenda
The fallacies of delusional negative triumphalism (3)
8th Senate Presidency: A spade caller’s view
How Keshi can succeed – Ugbe, Erico

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Tale of 3 Nollywood damsels who dumped their boyfriends
Vulnerably beautiful and sexy, Chiamaka Nwokeukwu, isn’t a household name in Nollywood. But the fair-complexioned actress is very much on her way as she is having the best run of good streak in her career. Her top draw performance in the film, Chinelo, The Shy Virgin, opened not only another vista in her career but also earned her an AFRIFIMO awards in the United States of America.
My best is yet to come — Essence
Popular singer and former Kennis Music signee, Essence, hasn’t been so visible in the public sphere lately, and she attributes this to the fact that she has been behind the scenes tirelessly re-branding her craft.
Confession of A Prince: We love robbing Okada riders!
A prince of Ishawo in Ikorodu, Lagos, Oladimeji Orisan, and three others are cooling off in the cells of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja, Lagos State, for allegedly terrorising and robbing residents, commuters and commercial cyclists, popularly known as Okada riders.
Abba: The fall of the IGP with the shortest tenure
Nigerians woke up on August 1, 2014 , with the news of the appointment of Suleiman Abba , as the 17th indigenous Inspector-General of Police, by President Goodluck Jonathan. He took over from Mr. Mohammed Abubakar , with the pledge to do whatever was necessary to halt violent crimes in the country.
Austerity measures inevitable for Nigeria
Giving advice is a risky and often thankless undertaking, even when people or governments ask for it. The call to place “all hands on deck”, in Nigeria, had proved to be more deceptive than meant. Invariably, a cabal pursuing its personal interests soon takes over the directions of economic policy and the greatest good for the greatest number soon become a distant mirage.

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