Why we must not allow Boko Haram brainwash girls against education- Philips-Ikpo, student activist

Why we must not allow Boko Haram brainwash girls against education- Philips-Ikpo, student activist

The story of a young Nigerian girl using her gifts to fight the unseen danger of Boko Haram violence on young Nigerian girls. There is really anyone that has heard the sorrowful tale of the Chibok Girls of Nigeria that has not been touched by the story of the 219 young school girls carried away from the secluded sanctuary of a school from where they aspired to become leaders of their generation.
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Drama as Ola Balogun storms out of premiere over ‘attack’ for condemning Nollywood

Drama as Ola Balogun storms out of premiere over ‘attack’ for condemning Nollywood

Popular film maker and musician, Dr. Ola Balogun, who belongs to the first generation of Nigerian film makers in the likes of the late Chief Hubert Ogunde, Jab Adu, the late Ade Afolayan (Ade Love), Moses Olaiya (Baba Sala), Eddie Ugbomah among others, felt embarrassed and disappointed Monday night, when he stormed out of the premiere of his new documentary film, “River Niger, Black Mother” in anger.

Ex-Niger Delta Minister visits Borno IDPs, pledges empowerment

Ex-Niger Delta Minister visits Borno IDPs, pledges empowerment

Former Minister of Niger Delta Affairs and Executive Secretary of Peace, Rehabilitation and Reconciliation Initiatives (PRRI), a Non-Governmental Organization, Dr. Sam Ode has visited various resettlement camps hosting thousands of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and the Head Office of the Borno State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA, where he expressed readiness to support and empower victims of insurgency who are willing to go back to their liberated communities.

Disarm Fulani herdsmen now, S-East monarchs tell FG

Disarm Fulani herdsmen now, S-East monarchs tell FG

Traditional rulers in the south east zone of the country who stormed Enugu, on Friday, in solidarity with Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi have called on the federal government to take immediate steps to disarm rampaging Fulani herdsmen.

Nigeria loses 800,000 children annually

Nigeria loses 800,000 children annually

Every year, about 800,000 children under five years die in Nigeria, Developmental Communications Network (DEVCOMS), a non-governmental organisation, said on Friday.

Birds can protect Nigeria from health, economic problems —NCF

Birds can protect Nigeria from health, economic problems —NCF

“Bird play vital roles in the ecosystem by forestalling exposure to anthrax, rabies, tuberculosis and other deadly diseases in the society and also render free sanitation services valued at several millions of naira, Nigerians should make efforts to protect birds.
Birds such as vultures, which may be considered non useful to many, should also be accorded such protection as they are “natural environmental sanitation officers.”