Actress Laide Bakare gifts music stars new Prado SUV
Onuesoke commends Okunbor for taking INEC, APC to court
I take responsibility for the killing of 34 colleagues — EX-CULT LEADER
Does President Muhammadu Buhari have a conscience? by Femi Fani-Kayode
Myro features Oritsefemi in new song plantain
Buhari’s six months of deceitful change – Fayose
Messi, Neymar, Suarez strike to keep Barca rolling
Bayern go 11 clear, extend Hertha’s 38-year wait
Ambode to attend Global African Investment Summit
Don’t plunge Kogi into crisis, Ohikere warns APC
Boko Haram claims suicide attack on Muslim procession
Plateau bye-election: INEC seizes 7 PVCs, 5 fake agent cards
Court of Appeal sacks Sen. David Mark
Nearly 1,000 ‘security risks’ denied entry to France since Paris attacks
INEC to use 8, 000 ad hoc staff for Bayelsa governorship election
Appeal Court nullifies David Mark’s election
World leaders make Queen wait at Malta party

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Kidnapped Samson Siasia’s mother regains freedom
The kidnapped mother of Samson Siasia, Nigeria’s Under 23 coach, has regained her freedom.
Madam Beauty Siasia, aged 72, was kidnapped about two weeks ago at her Odoni country home in Sagbama local government area of Bayelsa State by three armed men
Eze Egi’s death loss to Rivers, says Dakuku
All Progressives Congress, APC governorship candidate in Rivers State, Dr Dakuku Peterside has described the late Eze Egi of Egiland in Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State, Eze Kingdom Elemchukwu Elenwa as an epitome of courage, peace and justice.
Infraction: SEC sets up N5bn Investors’ Protection Fund
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has set aside N5 billion as a seed capital to jump start the National Investors Protection Fund (NIPF) to compensate investors who may suffer pecuniary losses in the course of their transaction in the capital market.
I’m not a terrorists, Kuku cries out
Immediate past Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Chairman, Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Hon. Kingsley Kuku, has cried out over surreptitious moves to link him with terrorist acts and stockpiling of arms in the country.
How suicide bomber killed 21 in Kano Muslims’ procession
The Kano commander of Shia movement in Nigeria, Muhammad Mahmud Turi, Friday said 21 members of the sect lost their lives while 45 others were injured when a suicide bomber struck the procession at Dakasoye village near Kano.
Should Biafra become a reality
The pro-Biafra protests are not abating; and, for the first time, reached Abuja last week when Kanu the Director of Radio Biafra, was brought before the magistrate’s court. The protests may be fuelled by yet to be identified financiers, but those fanning the embers of secession are youths who have abandoned their various vocations to participate in the protests. Some are doing so for genuine, if misguided reasons. Some, not so genuine. Some might not even be of Igbo origin. But all are unhappy and discontented with their lives and have inadvertently become willing pawns in a complex chess game.
Nigeria can’t sustain generator-based economy – SSANU
The Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU), yesterday, said that mass unemployment looms in the country following epileptic power supply that is hampering the operations of industries.
I’m determined to fight corruption in tertiary institutions, says Buhari
PRESIDENT Muhamadu Buhari has assured that the problems being encountered in the tertiary education sub-sector as regards the implementation of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) will soon be addressed.
No figure on returned loot yet – Adeosun
The Federal Government is yet to put a specific figure to the amount of money so far returned by those who looted the treasury, as disclosed by President Muhammadu Buhari. The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, told journalists , at yesterday’s Federation Accounts Allocation Committee , FAAC, meeting, in Abuja, that the process was still on-going.
American Diva, Chante Moore Arrives Lagos for ‘Light Up’ 2015
Award winning American Diva, Chante Moore, will arrive Lagos this Saturday, November 27, 2015, in preparation for the hosting of the second edition of “Light Up” Music & Art Concert.
Boko Haram plans attacks on churches, mosques, markets, DSS warns
The Department of State Services, DSS, has alerted Abuja residents over plots by Boko Haram to attack churches, mosques and markets, using girls to bomb those places.
Learn Africa rewards best NECO candidates
In its quest to encourage hard work among secondary school students, Learn Africa Education Development Foundation has rewarded best NECO candidates at the 2015 National Examination Councils .
Lagosians will no longer accept excuses, Ambode tells police
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, yesterday handed over security equipment and vehicles to the State Police Command and the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), just as he charged them to ensure that the equipment are deployed effectively to tackle criminal activities as residents will no longer accept excuses.
GossipMill Nigeria joins list of Facebook pages with 1Million fans in Nigeria
Different organizations have different objectives especially at a time where there is stiff competition between those whose fans are strictly from the online sphere. on this note, Gossip Mill Nigeria is celebrating a milestone of One Million fans on Facebook in which there are a few of her rivals with such achievement.
Why I once refused to sign on a fan’s boobs — Rasquie
Many artistes wouldn’t mind penning their autographs on the boobs of their female fans, but not Rasquie.

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