How Pete Edochie was chosen for Things Fall Apart
Dogara laments state of Nigerian economy
The rise and rise of Bovi
A hungry man can be an angry man
Ambode scraps, merges ministries, offices for efficiency
Don’t be obsessed with having a child
How common are ‘Surrogate’ fathers?
Robbers besiege Ijaiye Community
Basorge Tariah, Kate Henshaw return as Do-Good premières
Falcons didn’t fail – Okon
MTN Project Fame is back
Police, hotel taken to court over staff’s death
Gunmen kill 13 villagers in Kaduna communities

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Ambode reiterates commitment to primary healthcare
Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Friday hosted a delegation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation where he assured of the readiness of the State to support the new integrated health delivery programme of the Foundation as part of measures to improve access to Primary healthcare for Lagosians.
ENUGU: Gov. Ugwuanyi’s peace and development initiatives
Just recently Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State played host to journalists in Enugu at the Government House to interact with them, brief them on his action plans for the state and also give an insight into his administration’s approach towards achieving a harmonious relationship amongst the political class in the state.
Ugezu J Ugezu set to launch album in Virginia
“This is a great song folks, I can’t help nodding my head and tapping my feet listening to the great melody of this song which is rendered in Igbo language,”Oranika said. Also, known as Mr. Surplus, Ugezu is one of the respected film directors with so many movies to his credit. Despite directing English movies, Ugezu did not forget where he comes from as he delved into new territory: Igbo language music.
I always study young artistes to learn from them – Azeezat
I do not like to comment on issues that seem judgmental, because I’m not walking in some people’s shoes. So, I do not know how or where it pinches them. We all have challenges, and sometimes we cannot meet them. Some people may not have the required talent. But again, I don’t think making it is all about talent. Sometimes, it’s also because there are no stable structures to sustain creativity.
Mahansa: The things that are wrong with today’s music
“In a time when the world is battered by religious wars, racism, neo-colonialism, terrorism, scam, demise of values, and other negative elements, AFROCIORI provides hope and answers to certain vital questions relating to the aforementioned issues, giving a deeper meaning to life.”

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