Fire destroys buildings, vehicles in Lagos explosion
27 escape death as LT 35 bus, BRT collide in Lagos
Siasia: I’m yet to see hunger in Eagles
Go and face EFCC eye ball to eye ball, Kokori tells Tompolo
Vandals boast, say ‘Govt cannot stop us, we’ll match them gun for gun, money for money’
Our America dream turned to prostitution in Libya
Hard lessons on loyalty from the Edo Governorship contest
Re: family reconciliation
Shame as Enugu lawmakers abandon Cattle Rearing Bill
Strikes without end
Rivers of Blood
Agonies and joys of a septuagenarian father
Eagles gather steam for Egypt clash
Ese Oruru: Unanswered questions on my mind (1)

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Ese Oruru and other dangerously pregnant matters
An unwanted pregnancy is an exceptionally gruesome burden. In a 14 year old it isn’t just a blemish, it is a blight. The medical and social complications of childhood pregnancy are potentially grave and crippling. We have collectively failed that child, severally. We must begin to mitigate the proliferating consequences of our degenerate system. We must now envelop her with comprehensive perinatal care. Because she lacks the psychological maturity to be a mother, because the pregnancy was forced on her, we must not let her lose her mind. Tomorrow is in the stranglehold of pedophilia, it must be rescued. Accepting the child by all around her, and cushioning her life back onto an educational track will go a long way in keeping the demons away. While our focus rests on her well-being, we must scan this tragedy and cure sick minds. And let many culpable heads roll.
How Nigeria broke the back of apartheid
South Africa no longer surprises us. In the heat of the on-going attempt at ripping us off massively, Jacob Zuma, the country’s President blandly pays us a visit. He was once his country’s representative here. So what else is new? His predecessor in office also preceded him here. It was not entirely coincidental, because Nigeria was one of their closest allies against apartheid when the policy of “apartness” barred the black people from the inalienable rights of humanity—freedom as a human being, and equality as citizens of the same country.
Salah would be a handful for Eagles — Cuper
Egypt national soccer coach, Hector Cuper is brimming with confidence that his foreign-based stars can get one over a Super Eagles side still coming to terms with their abrupt exit of Coach Sunday Oliseh.
Rep Obasa empowers hundreds of youth
The lawmaker representing Ojo Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Tajudeen Obasa has launched the second edition of the Poultry training scheme and provision of starters’ kit for the good people of his constituency. Speaking at the programme, the Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, Prof Ben Angwa urged Nigerians to […]
Twitter verifies K.Solo
Micro-blogging site, Twitter, has verified the handle of ace producer, Solomon Oyeniyi, popularly known as K. Solo.
Why row about little things that prolongs your marriage?
IF you find yourself getting more and more irritated with your beloved, then common sense would suggest that it’s best to hold your tongue. But in this case, at least, it appears common sense might be wrong. Because according to researchers, it’s much better for your marriage to speak up rather than let your problems fester. Dr. Harnnah Fry, a mathematician at University College, London, reviewed scientific studies about relationships for her book; The Mathematics of Love. She claims that maths can help find answers to common love-life dilemmas. For example, according to her research, women who tend to approach men are more likely to get a husband or boyfriend who they get on with —compared to those who simply sit and wait to get asked out.
Jubilation in Lagos church as oil vessel is released two years after seizure
The excitement on the faces of worshipers at Jesus Christ the Healer Church of All Nations, aka Ten Commandment Church, in Itedo crescent, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, knew no bounds , as the church went agog in celebration over the release a vessel belonging to one of its members by the Nigerian Navy.
FG apologizes for drop in power supply
The Federal Government has apologized to Nigerians for the hardship they are going through due to the drop in power supply across the country and blamed it on gas failure as well as sabotage and vandalization of power infrastructure.
Apprentice absconds with employer’s N1.9m
As he walked into the Kirikiri canal, Apapa, Lagos corporate headquarters of Vanguard Media , it was obvious that all was not well with Mr Tony Nsiamuna, as later identified , following the conspicuous gloomy expression on his face.
Olugbemi Olusumbo : A patriot on the track of fulfilment
Several months ago, the nation was engrossed in a lot of political activities where political gladiators were busy selling their promises to the electorates. While, few really intended to keep their words of assurances, many candidates mount the podium at various rallies to juice the minds of the voters in a ‘ziggy’ manner in order to solicit for as many thumbs as possible at the polls.
Olu of Warri commences thank you visit to Lagos tomorrow
THE Olu of Warri, Ogiame Ikenwoli would be arriving Lagos on Sunday, for thank-you visits to the Lagos State governor, Mr. Akinwumi Ambode, National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and Oba of Lagos, Rilwanu Akiolu.
UN, Russia, Qatar hold talks on sustainable development
Russia have been developing facilities for the 2018 World Cup they hope would shame their critics especially those against their hosting rights.
Fire destroys buildings, vehicles as tanker loaded with fuel explodes
An explosion rocked Tapa street on Lagos Island Friday, destroying residential buildings in the resultant fire.
Ijaw Women congratulate Dickson
Ijaw Women under the aegis of Ijaw Women Connect, (IWC) Worldwide, has congratulated Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State over his victory at the recently held govership polls in the state.
27 escape death as LT 35 bus, BRT collide in Lagos
NO less than 27 commutters escaped death today when a loaded VW LT35 commercial bus in which they were being conveyed, collided with a Lagos State Bus Rapid Transit, BRT, at Costain roundabout in Lagos.

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