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I was after my wife for two years before I got a lunch date – Yemi Sax

I was after my wife for two years before I got a lunch date – Yemi Sax

Adeyemi Adeosun, popularly known as Yemi Sax, is one of Nigeria’s best saxophonists. He is the pioneer of Afro-hip jazz in Nigeria, fusing hip-hop, jazz and African rhythm. Yemi Sax is also a singer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, composer and music producer. He was born in the early 80’s in the city of Lagos, Nigeria and is from the royal family of Adeosun in Erin-Ijesha, Osun State. In this encounter, he talks about his marriage, career, and other interesting revelations.

Menopausal symptoms no one warns you about

Menopausal symptoms no one warns you about

The menopause has always been the bane of the average middle-aged woman. Hot flushes, weight gain and a diminished sex drive are all well-known symptoms of the dreaded menopause. But research now confirms what women have long suspected; that it can affect the body and mind in many other ways.

Corruption: EFCC summons Suswam, ex-Benue gov to appear Monday

Corruption: EFCC summons Suswam, ex-Benue gov to appear Monday

Immediate past governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, has been summoned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to appear before the anti-graft agency for interrogation over allegations of massive corruption levelled against him.

FG shuts Lagos steel company over industrial accident

FG shuts Lagos steel company over industrial accident

The Federal Government yesterday announced the immediate closure of Hongxing Steel Company, Amuwo Odofin to pave the way for unhindered investigations into incidences of factory accidents, including alleged death of employees, recorded in the company recently.

Oil thieves: PENGASSAN urges Senate to revisit PIB

Oil thieves: PENGASSAN urges Senate to revisit PIB

THE Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria has called on the Senate to look into the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), saying that the passage of the bill, like it was done by the House of Representatives will help check the excesses of oil thieves.