Nigerians say “NO” to National Grazing Reserves Bill
My friends want me to sleep with an older woman
I hit the man’s head with stone to escape- Suspected killer
Benin mourns as Oba of Benin, Erediauwa joins ancestors
The life,times of Oba Olateru OlagbegiIi
They wear tattered clothes but have millions in the bank
Mass defection hits PDP in Ondo
He doesn’t like sex during my period
LASTMA official allegedly kills tanker driver in Lagos
FG now to fight corruption beyond Jonathan administration
Oba of Benin demise, great national loss- Buhari
Budget 2016: Senate to produce clean copy Monday
The many faces of impunity

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Sex: Ancient versus modern
At birth, no one knows what sex means. But with age, exposure and maturity, we all get to know about sex. Our knowledge, ideas and beliefs about sex often times will depend largely on what our society stipulates it to be. Therefore, not all of us will have the same ideas and attitude about sex. What is right and proper differs from individual to individual and society to society. However, what we know and have come to accept as the norm about sex, sexuality and sexual orientation today, was not what it used to be many, many years ago in many cultures.
Adults who can’t stand their step-dads!
WITH the galloping rate of divorce that currently exists world-wide, it stands to reason that second marriages should be as popular as first ones. The snag is second marriages also mean step-children and step-parents surface, resulting in some complications in an otherwise happy ever-after relationship.
Wranglings stall Qatar Oil talks
By Sonny Atumah The talks for a possible oilfreezeagain ended in a deadlock with infighting between two rival Middle East oil producing giants and adversaries, Saudi Arabia and Iran.The 18 oil producingthat gathered to stabilize output were from OPEC and non-OPEC membersthat contribute three quarters of total world production. The April 17 disagreement in the […]
Tabloidisation, media lynching of Saraki
Prof. Ornstein has not been far from the mind of this writer since the trial of Senator Bukola Saraki began. For it was Prof. Ornstein who propounded the theory that the US Congress suffers from low ratings based on changes in the electronic and print media which have led to a greater emphasis on negative and unwarranted sensationalisation of happenings inside the hallowed chambers of the U.S. Congress, which he termed “tabloidisation”. Senator Bukola Saraki is the President of the Nigerian Senate and the tabloidisation of his trial derives from the exalted position he holds!
The trials of brother Bukola Saraki
Saraki, the god of Kwara politics, is on the ropes. And he now sees clearly the inhumanity of gods. When candidness or even pretensions to it is traded in the public, something is let out. We know Saraki is politically shrewd , he has been constituting governments in Kwara effortlessly. But we didn’t know he can write a book of lamentations. Footballers don’t cry when shoved, because pushing and shoving, bad as they are , are now part of the game. Saraki can moan but nothing that has happened is culturally perverse.

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