The madness called bullion van

The madness called bullion van

The appropriate road sign referred to by the regulations includes the maximum speed limit of 100km/ph reserved only for private cars and 90km/ph for taxis and buses while the speed limit for built up areas could be anything between 30 and 50km/ph or less.
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Taking Exams (2)

Taking Exams (2)

When I was a new believer, the Lord told me a parable. He said a father came home from work one day to discover that his little daughter ran away and hid from him instead of running towards him and embracing him as she used to do. What was the matter with the girl? Someone had convinced her that her Father was a murderer. As a result, she was afraid for her life. Maybe her Father might want to kill her too.

‘Some  ex-militant leaders are instigating crisis in Amnesty Programme’

‘Some ex-militant leaders are instigating crisis in Amnesty Programme’

Ex-militant leaders under Amnesty Programme Phase 2 have faulted the allegations made by purported ex- militant leaders against the Chairman of the programme, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, saying they were baseless, unfounded and politically motivated. In this interview, Delta State Chairman of the Amnesty Programme Phase 2, Mr. Kingsley Muturu, warns against orchestrated attacks on Kuku.

Stephanie Linus’ Dry wins BFF award, as she premieres reality show on Africa Magic

Stephanie Linus’ Dry wins BFF award, as she premieres reality show on Africa Magic

This must be a season of good tidings for A-list actress, Stephanie Linus as she is currently enjoying what can be described as career boom. First, was the recognition given her upcoming film at the Geena Davis and ARC Entertainment’s inaugural Bentonville Film Festival (BFF) in Arkansas, U.S. for “Best Protagonists”. Second, is her new reality show ‘Make Me Fabulous’ which was recently premiered on Africa Magic.

Photo shoots for the hell of it

Photo shoots for the hell of it

Actresses simply don’t have dull moments. If they are not having fun on location, cooking up those make-believe scenes to glamourise our screens, they are either partying or mingling with the crème de la crème of the society