

Kolade harps on good corporate governance
The absurdity of primitive accumulation
Why Buhari should not discard key areas of the National Conference report — Prof Azinge
PPMC to sanction marketers for diversion of petrol
Boko Haram as Achilles’ heel of Service Chiefs
Foreigners fingered in Ogun Okada war
We’re emotionally drained, says Falcons coach
Double tragedy: Policeman shoots two mourners dead
Spirit Husband, Spirit Wife
When Are You Coming To My Church?
Buhari! Beware of public opinion!!
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SubscribePeace in Ondo oil communities non-negotiable — Stakeholders
To facilitate the development in the oil rich communities in Ilaje and Ese-Odo axis of Ondo State, stakeholders have resolved that the peace across the creeks is not negotiable.
What is wrong with hunting witches?—2
I had indicated my intention to take us down memory lane about the mounting cases of political murders committed by Nigerian political witches when the Federal Government announced the intention to revisit those cases.
Musa, Fatai clash in Champions League
Nigeria’s Ahmed Musa and Kehinde Fatai will come face-to-face in the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round after their clubs were drawn against each other.
I want Joke Silva, Genevieve in ‘Acceptance’ movie — Award-winning author
UK-based award-winning Nigerian author, Ibitola Ojoye-Adebayo, a graduate of pharmacology from the University of Portsmouth, is a writer of contemporary romance with a twist. Her writing is a portal into her mind and soul. Sparked with a passion for gothic horror, mystery and romance novels, her top writing influences include Virginia Andrews and Stephen King. In 2013, she completed her first Novella, “Acceptance,” a powerful testimony of love, loss and betrayal. In this interview, she speaks on her plan to turn the award-winning book into a movie.
MAMA 2015: Yemi Alade wins Best Female act
Efizzee baeby, Yemi Alade has won the award for Best Female at MAMA 2015.
Breaking: D’banj dedicates MAMA awards to Don Jazzy
Singer-songwriter, harmonica player, and businessman, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo (D’Banj) who won the maiden MAMA Evolution awards, has dedicated the prestigious prize to his former business partner and producer, Don Jazzy, who is the boss of Mavin Records
MAMA 2015: D’banj beats Asa, 2face to Evolution awards
Singer-songwriter, harmonica player, and businessman, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo (D’Banj) has won the maiden MAMA Evolution, beating 2face, Asa among others.
Mama 2015: Patoranking wins Best New Act
Reggae act, Patoranking has won the Best New Act at the ongoing MAMA 2015 in South Africa.
P-square wins best group @ Mama 2015
Sensational R&B duo singers, Peter and Paul Okoye has won the best group category of the 2015 MAMA awards in South Africa
RCCG set for ‘Riding on Prophetic Wings’ 2015
The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Lagos Province 38 Headquarters, is set to commence the Year 2015 edition of its annual week-long program, ‘Riding on Prophetic Wings’. Termed ‘Bethel Experience’, this year’s edition is billed to commence on Sunday 19th July 2015 and will end on Sunday 26th July 2015.
Olu of Warri, others at Foursquare Men retreat
OVER 10,000 male participants including His Majesty, Ogiame Atuwatse II, the Olu of Warri with several of his traditional chiefs, gathered at the Ajebo campground of Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria last weekend for the church’s annual Council of Foursquare Men (CFM) retreat. Theme of the three-day programme was; “Empowerment for Greater Glory”.
Pastor’s agony: ‘My wife eloped to Liberia with another man’
A pastor, Onyekwere Osondu, 48, has pleaded with an Ojo Customary Court, Lagos, to dissolve his 10-year-old marriage, saying his wife eloped to Liberia with another man.
Screening of Service Chiefs: Saraki to set up Ad- hoc Committees
STRONG indications emerged Saturday that Senate President Bukola Saraki would constitute an ad – hoc Committee that would screen and subsequently clear the service chiefs.
Buhari’s Government: “It is too early in the day to say the Yoruba have lost out
Engineer Segun Odegbami, the former Nigeria international spoke out of the experience garnered during his football days when he said that it was too early to say that the Yoruba have lost out after helping to enthrone the Muhammadu Buhari administration in Abuja.
10 feared dead, houses set ablaze as Boko Haram launches fresh attacks on Borno villages
Suspected members of the dreaded of Boko Haram sect on Friday evening invaded Sabon Gari Manjakwa villages of Hawul Local Government Area of Borno state killing no fewer than 10 residents with several others sustained gunshot wounds.
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