Dance, drama, essay mark children’s festival

Dance, drama, essay mark children’s festival

The air was filled with the booming and buzzing of the excited voices and faces of students, most of who were adorned in their traditional attires as people gathered for the annual children festival. It was fun watching the happy looking children expressing themselves in divers creative ways through singing, dancing, drama, motivational talks, presentation of awards, essay competition, African king and queen pageant, etc.
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Real story behind Cossy, Saraphina boobs tango

Real story behind Cossy, Saraphina boobs tango

Since Potpourri broke the story of Cossy meeting bigger boobs in Saraphina Amaechi on set of a yet-to-be released movie, ‘Ara Saraphina’, blogging hounds have been feeding off it like it was a feast of some sort. But all of them have been clueless as to the real story behind the tango. Some went with the flow that the boobs contest took place in the film, ‘Ara Saraphina’, but none could proffer the real story.

We lost presidential election because Jonathan breached power shift pact — PDP

We lost presidential election because Jonathan breached power shift pact — PDP

THE national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), yesterday, said it lost the March 28 presidential election to Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress, APC, because former President Goodluck Jonathan failed to honour the agreement that power should return to the North after eight years.

Investors lose N271bn in five days

Investors lose N271bn in five days

A combination of macroeconmic and political factors have forced the Nigerian stock market into massive slide as the market suffered its worst week losses since after the inauguration of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s government in May. Investors lost N271.7bn last week as market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) reduced to N10.8trillion.

444 deaths in 39 days: Boko Haram, more daring, more heartless

444 deaths in 39 days: Boko Haram, more daring, more heartless

Apart from the documented 444 murdered victims, hundreds of wounded persons and thousands newly displaced, all from a surprising fresh onslaught by Boko Haram on scores of communities and towns in at least six northern states of Nigeria, the questions on the lips of Nigerians monitoring the carnage would all meet at some point. Was the inaugural speech of President Muhammadu Buhari on May 29, 2015 in which he promised to stamp out Boko Haram shortly, just a brilliant prose with no work plan for execution?