Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, has assured that the executive council will continue to work in synergy with the state legislature.

Hitmaker and producer extraordinaire, Solomon Oyeniyi, popularly known as K-Solo, has dropped a new anthem ‘EVERYDAY’ featuring Kennis Music Pop Star JoeEl.

US actor Nicolas Cage has agreed to turn over a dinosaur skull he purchased for $276,000, after it turned out to be smuggled from Mongolia, his agent confirmed Tuesday. The actor bought the Tarbosaurus bataar fossil at a New York auction in March 2007 and “received a certificate of authenticity from the auction company,” said Alex Schack, who represents Cage.

“I wanted to launch this appeal because sex is a magnificent thing,” he wrote on the website that began collecting signatures on Tuesday. “I put forth my name and my experience, I make myself fully available to go into Italian schools and personally promote this initiative,” the 51-year-old added.

The Former Senate President, Sen. David Mark, has urged Nigerians not to write off the efforts the Federal Government is making to reposition the country in spite of the security and socio-economic challenges. Mark’s call is contained in a statement signed by his Media Assistant, Mr Paul Mumeh and issued in Abuja on Thursday.

Thousands of Muslims celebrating Maulud, which is the birthday of holy Prophet Muhammad, on Thursday escaped what would have possibly been an all-time record calamity, had some eagled-eyed vigilante operatives not intercepted five food flasks filled with bombs outside a popular Maiduguri mosque, reports Premium Times.

Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State on Thursday directed the contractor working on Ago Palace Way, Okota area to work day and night to ensure completion of the road by February 2016. Ambode, during an unscheduled visit to the area, expressed dissatisfaction over the slow pace of work on the road which he said was vital to the economy of the area.

Ghana’s transport minister resigned Wednesday after a controversy erupted following reports she spent about one million dollars to repaint over 100 buses with portraits of the country’s recent leaders. Dzifa Attivor had commissioned a private firm to respray 116 imported passenger busses with the faces of the West African country’s past leaders and current president John Mahama.

A Chinese court sentenced the former head of one of the country’s best known financial newspapers to four years in prison on Thursday, closing a massive media corruption case as Beijing tightens control over the press. Shen Hao, former president of 21st Century Media, was convicted of extortion and blackmail, “forced transactions” and embezzlement, the Shanghai Pudong New Area People’s Court said in a statement on its official social media account.

Branislav Ivanovic believes the appointment of Guus Hiddink provides stability for Chelsea FC at a crucial time.