Paris attacks evoke dark memories for India’s Mumbai
Paris attacks: Targets range from a pizzeria to the Stade de France
How doctor’s negligence made me impotent
Oshiomhole, Igbinedion in verbal war
Pro-Biafra protests may destabilize Nigeria, Defence Minister warns
We’re unsure if Nnamdi Kanu is alive – Parents
Okorocha turning Imo into a Banana State, group laments
Urhobo denounces inclusion in map of Biafra
Bayelsa poll: Southern Ijaw communities defy downpour to receive Dickson
Protest in Abeokuta over alleged exclusion from JAMB online registration
Ugwuanyi flags-off construction of five additional roads in Enugu
Filmmakers gather for BoI’s NollyFund
AFRIFF 2015: Movie stars take over Lagos
AMUNEKE: Before and after Chile
Eaglets: After the triumph, what next?
Top Nigerian DJs hail Supa Rymez on ‘One Parole’
Who is Nigeria’s king of collabos?

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My unforgettable sensual role —Chrisabel Egbenya
Beautiful and sexy Edo-State born Nollywood actress, Christabel Egbenya, has done so many films since she came into the movie industry. She has talent and she has brought it on in many of her films but like every actor, there are some roles that still haunt or define their careers. For Christabel, her role in Room 202, where she got rather too cosy with Frank Artus hasn’t left the tongues of some people who believed the actress really turned on the fire.
Stop panic buying, fuel not scarce, NNPC insists
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Edwin Clark varsity opens, grants scholarship to 100
ONE hundred foundation students are set to benefit from scholarships of N250,000 each as the much anticipated Edwin Clark University opens today (Saturday) in Kiagbodo, Burutu local government area, Delta state with maiden matriculation. Briefing the press yesterday ahead of the event, Vice Chancellor, VC, of the university, Prof. Timothy Alagbemiro said the occasion will also feature investiture of the founder, Chief Edwin Clark as Chancellor with keynote address by former Kano state governor, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau.
Amaechi plans for rail transport, Kachikwu out for leakages
We are here to open up the nation to economic diversification through increase in the revenue base and provide a veritable substitute to oil as the main foreign exchange earner for Nigeria.
Nollywood diva, Queen Adakole launches fashion show
Nollywood actress and model, Queen Adakole is set to launch the first African design and runway event – Styles and Couture.
When last did you ‘fine-tune’ your wife?!
SHOULD the romance in a marriage stop after the birth of a few kids? Forget slaving to put food on the table, pay the rent and put a substantial sum of money aside for the kids education. The question is: When last did you give your wife a complete ‘MOT’, just as often as you do that priced car(s) of yours?
Purposeful living
Last week, we advised governments at all levels to come up with programmes to stem the increasing youths’ unemployment. But youths also need to help themselves because “private victories must precede public victories.” Many youths do not live purposefully and are ill-prepared and ill-equipped to take advantage of available opportunities.
The Biafra protests
The pro-Biafra protests have entered the second week. What started as unco-ordinated voices of dissent reached a crescendo last week when the arrested director of radio Biafra was not released by the DSS. Many reports claimed that major cities in the South-East were shut down by the protesters although at least one Governor has come out to say the phrase ‘shut down’ was overstretching things a bit.
Parents, children and voyeurism!
Take it or leave it, many parents are guilty of introducing their young children to sex! Indeed, many parents are their children’s first contact with sex and sexual activities. In fact, directly or indirectly, the sexuality and sexual relationship of many parents often determine the sexuality of their children and the sexual relationships they might cultivate in their adult lives.
Ambode is working
“W riters, like teeth,” according to Walter Bagehot, “are divided into incisors and grinders.” He should know. He was the editor of the time-honoured journal, The Economist, for more than a decade until his death in 1877.

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