Stop playing politics with HID’s death – Fayose warns

Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose has warned Nigerian politicians against playing politics with the death of the late matriarch of Awolowo dynasty, Chief (Mrs) Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo. Fayose, who spoke in Ikenne-Remo, Ogun State when he paid a condolence visit to the Awolowo family, was accompanied by the Senator representing Bayelsa East Senatorial District, Ben Murray-Bruce.
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Bayelsa: Sylva dares Oyegun over cancellation of APC primary

FORMER Bayelsa State governor, Chief Timipre Sylva, yesterday, dared the National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun over the cancellation of last Tuesday’s primary of the party in Bayelsa State insisting that he remains the APC governorship candidate for the December 5, 2015 election.

Many dead, 50 houses razed as Boko Haram invades Adamawa communities

Suspected members of dreaded Boko Haram terrorists invaded three communities of Sabon Gari, Kafin Hausa and Bakin Dutse of Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa State, leaving scores of people mostly returning farmers and herdsmen dead after setting ablaze their residential houses. The attacks were said to have lasted for three days and over 50 houses burnt.

Insurgency: Borno elders sabotaging our efforts – Army

The Nigerian Army yesterday alerted the nation that some elders and leaders of Borno state and other States of the North East are working against the resolve by the military and other security agencies to ensure they bring the terrorists activities of Boko Haram group to an end by December this year in accordance with President Muhammadu Buhari’s directive.

Help, before my husband beats me to death ?

A 63-year-old housewife in Abaranje area of Ikotun, Lagos State, Mrs. Olatundun Oladele, has raised the alarm over the constant beating and battering she gets from her husband of 41 years.

Living with cancer: We are down but not out

A diagnosis of cancer is bad, but a diagnosis of cancer in Nigeria is often described as end of the road. Ask any of the thousands of cancer survivors and several millions of persons living with cancer and they will tell you about the many faces of cancer. None of these faces are pretty.

Skiibii gets new title

By Tofarati Ige Five Star Music artiste, Skiibii Mayana trended on blogosphere recently when he reportedly passed out for some time, before being revived and brought back to life. And just like a new born baby, the ‘Sampu’ crooner has gotten a new title. At every opportunity he gets, he now introduces himself as ‘Skiibii […]

I don’t do interviews, Teebillz spites journalists again

Months after sensational songbird and Mavin Records signee, Tiwa Savage had her first baby with her husband and former manager, Tunji Balogun aka Teebillz, we haven’t heard anything about the baby. All we’ve had to satisfy our curiosity is just one sneak picture of the little baby.

My album is the best of 2015, Orezi boasts

Orezi is somewhat the man of the moment in the music industry right now by virtue of his new ‘The Ghen-Ghen Album’ which has been so well on online sales platforms and the streets. While his fans are still enjoying the 20-track musical offering, many also wonder what the title of the album means.

Flood displaces Benue families

A sudden surge in the water level of River Benue has left over 300 houses and huts submerged with many families rendered homeless in Makurdi, the Benue state capital.

Men, women behaving badly

Recently, I went with one of my sons to collect his books for the new academic session at St. Gregory’s College, Obalende, Lagos. While we were there, I saw a young man urinating at a spot near a row of toilets. As I was going to “lecture” him on the need for proper public conduct, I saw another man, well-dressed, in his late 50s or early 60s, also urinating nearby. While I was contemplating on whom to confront first, more men came and before I knew it, about 10 men were urinating near the row of toilets.

No situation is hopeless with God (2)

As we continue with this series, I want you to say it loud to yourself that “My case is not hopeless for God will definitely do something about it”. Walk in faith today my brother, my sister, my friend. Wipe away the tears, forget about the pain, sorrows, shame, humiliation etc of yesterday, for a change is coming your way through this word of the Lord. Believe it, act it and it won’t be long, you will start singing sweet songs of praise and worship.

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