Innocent Onyebuchi Onyemuwa, popularly known as Daddy Fresh, was one of the forerunners of reggae music from Ajegunle alongside the likes of Daddy Showkey, Baba Fryo, Father U-Turn and a few others.

When President Buhari came into office on May 29, 2015, the economy had some cracks in its walls.

The last time Madrid’s two biggest football teams met in the Champions League final – just two years ago in

Eleven officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Gombe State were yesterday quizzed in connection with the receipt and sharing of N120 million to compromise last year’s general elections in the state.

Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has promised to ensure prudent management of the state’s resources and vowed to fulfill all his electoral promises.

Dr. Frank Shallenberger, a specialist in anti-aging, says bitter lemon helped heal pancreatic cancer if added to daily diet, and may offer even more anti-cancer benefits beyond that. Also known as bitter gourd and “goya,” the inside of a bitter melon resembles an over-dry cucumber.

FIVE Policemen have been declared missing by the Police in Rivers state.

It was a gathering of eminent Nigerians, celebrities and achievers from all walks of life at the historic maiden edition of Daylight Annual Leadership Awards (DALA2016).

Perturbed by the resurgence of youth militancy in the oil-rich Niger Delta, the apex socio-cultural organization of the Ijaw ethnic nationality, the Ijaw National Congress, INC, has begun consultations with Ijaw leaders, youth groups and various associations across 78 Ijaw clans within and outside the Niger Delta with a view to ascertaining and identifying the immediate grievances in order to proffer all-inclusive solutions to the present wave of youth insurgency in the region.

Outside the budget, I do not see anything the legislators have done during the year under review. They have used their time to settle internal quarrels, to fight for who will be chairman of one committee or the other, and using most part of the year mending rifts between them and even up till moment, the rifts remain unresolved. It does not augur well for this country that a parliament that has already done one year out of the four years has nothing to show for the period more than trying to patch up differences. They need to do better. Nigerians are looking at them to reflect the change that this new government wants. I am sorry to say that we are not seeing that in the legislature.