When the media stormed Next Movie Star house
Artistes take us for granted all the time, Nigerian DJs speak
Letter To Mr President
Saboteurs, not Buhari, slowing down anti-corruption drive – Rep. Oladele
Adokiye releases another single two years after last one
Day Okowa took battle for SMEs to the United Nations
Dance with Peter gets emotional as Peter offers to pay contestant’s father’s hospital bill
The making of babies without conception in the bedroom
Appeal Court sacks David Mark
CAF U-23 AFCON: Nigeria in crunchy tie against Mali
Buhari seeks Commonwealth’s aid to curb terror
Bayelsa: You are afraid of your own shadow!, Sylva fires at Gov Dickson
Future of Religion in Nigeria’s Politics, by Matthew Kukah
The Quintessential T.O.T: An Unrepentant Zikist
Lagos first kidney transplant survivor stable — Health Commissioner
Sod the medics – This coming New Year I intend to eat what I like!

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We freed 270 prisoners in Abuja, Kogi – Gordian, Ex-Airforce officer
He is full of compassion for distressed fellow human beings. This motivated the establishment of an NGO which, according to him, helped to secure the release of no fewer than 270 detainees from prison. Ndukwe Gordian, a retired. Master Warrant Officer in the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) and founder of Foundation for the Empowerment of Detainees, speaks on how the police actions keep innocent people behind bars, and how his NGO works to ensure their release.
How is this not World War III?
“But I think there is also a clear understanding that any such action is damaging for both sides, and unwelcome. The ball is in Russia’s court now,” he wrote in a note.
KOGI ELECTION IMPASSE: Protests over Audu’s replacement
Protests rocked Kogi State, yesterday, following a report that a candidate had been picked by the All Progressives Congress (APC) for Saturday’s governorship supplementary election outside Kogi East, dominated by Igala people where the Prince Abubakar Audu, the late candidate of the party, hailed from.
The Blessing of the Lord (1)
The Lord often asks seemingly difficult questions with answers that turn out to be simple. So let me ask you one question that is not likely to come up in the average bible class. What is the greatest thing Adam can give Eve?
Kashim Shettima: At last, respite from Boko Haram!
His background as a financial expert does not give room for pretences. Figures don’t lie, people say. In the same vein, Kashim Shettima, second term governor of Borno State, does not politicize issues because of the exigencies of the time; no, he would say it the way it is, especially if it will achieve the desired result. He was once criticized for his blunt assessment of the activities of the dreaded Boko Haram during the government of former President Goodluck Jonathan, but the nation soon realized that there was no better way he could have said it if he was to get the Federal Government to act. A spade is a spade, and that was what Shettima called it.

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