Sex is as normal to life as money – Ronke Ojo
Good sex turns me on – Paschaline Alex
It’s hard not to be inspired by women – Falz
Jonathan’s new pact with Yoruba
Toddler abandoned in Warri newspaper depot
Jonathan settles Ijaw/Itsekiri EPZ feud
NAFDAC arrests Indian for importation of fake products
FG spent N200bn on roads — Ex-minister
Why IDPs in Borno can’t go back home — Sen. Ndume
How SDP will govern Ogun — Odunsi
Orji not booed at Aba burial – Abia govt
I feel bad after having sex – Cynthia Agholor
Nigerians will vote for continuity—Dickson
Boko Haram: Inside liberated territories!
‘It is evil for APC to attack the Church’

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2015: I need prayers to run credible polls – Jonathan
ABUJA – Catholic Bishop of Sokoto, Bishop MaTthew Kukah has blamed most of the problems facing the country since independence in 1960 on bad leadership.
2015 elections: NCS expresses fresh worry over delay in PVCs distribution
Barely thirty days to the 2015 Presidential elections, the delay in the distribution of Permanent Voters Card, (PVCs) by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has continued to attract concern among stakeholders in the industry.
I hate war but love covering it – Prof. Don North
Don North, professor of journalism, is so many things rolled into one. He is the Director of Northstar Productions, Inc., Virginia, USA, a communications expert, teacher, writer, documentary filmmaker and above all, a veteran war correspondent having covered the wars in Vietnam, Borneo, Cambodia, Afghanistan, El- Salvador, Egypt, Israel, the Gulf, Bosnia, Kosovo and Iraq. He has worked for ABC News and NBC News.
POLLS: Our husband has gone mad again
By Yomi Obaditan The Nigerian politics and the politicians are negatively peculiar, comparatively different from other westen democratic political processes. It reminds one of the award-winning play titled: “ Our husband has gone mad again” by Ola Rotimi. The play takes a comic swipe at ideological misfits and opportunists, who strut over the ever-accommodating political […]
Mr. president, I’ll believe it when it happens
“If you believe that, you will believe anything.” That was my comment on five different occasions when Nigerian Heads of State, three military and two civilians have made categorical statements about their intention to depart. And each time, events have proved me right. I remain firmly convinced that “Skepticism is the first attribute of a good critic”, thanks to James Russell, Lowell, 1819-1891. It is always sad, when Presidents and Heads of State, in Nigeria make the same promises, at very critical stages in their tenure of office, just to buy more time, while planning to disappoint the people later.
Kukah blames Nigeria’s woes on bad leadership
ABUJA – Catholic Bishop of Sokoto, Bishop MaTthew Kukah has blamed most of the problems facing the country since independence in 1960 on bad leadership.
The race ran (2)
The human ego is the undoing of our peace and on a personal level, its a character flaw we all have to work on if we are ever to live and live well. Let’s even just leave the politicians and religious figures aside and focus on our personal peace and well being.
Police arrest wife for setting husband ablaze
Police have arrested a jealous wife, Mrs. Bukola Olusegun, in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State capital who allegedly set her husband, Abimbola, ablaze for not taken her out on Valentine’s Day
Why I am presenting two new books — Prof. Abugu
Having realised the missing link, after many years of teaching and practice as a lawyer and lecturer, Prof. Joseph E.O Abugu, head of department of Commercial and Industrial Law, Faculty of Law, University of Lagos is set to effect a change in the Nigerian law books stand with the introduction of two new academic and practice textbooks , Principles of Corporate Law in Nigeria and Company Securities: Law and Practice second edition to the law book stands.
Urhobo and the controversial Uvwiamughe Declaration
It is no longer news that the Urhobo have been at loggerheads over the “Uvwiamughe Declaration.”

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