True acting fading away in Nollywood, laments Majid Michel
Top Ghanaian actor, Majid Michel, is arguably one of the most talented actors in Africa. From his good boy roles to his bad boy roles in movies, Michel is always an entertaining character to watch on screen. The movie star recently bemoaned the dearth of the good of acting in Nollywood.
Arms Fraud: The real enemies within
Nigeria is indeed a powerful country. A country where things happen like it’s a movie.
Brexit: How I predicted Cameron’s exit as UK’s PM- Prof. Alexia Thomas
The Chairman, opposition The Commonwealth Liberation Party (TCLP), in Britain, Professor Alexia Thomas, has explained how she predicted the exit of British Prime Minister, David Cameron, long before the referendum for Britain to leave the European Union, on Thursday, June 23, 2016.
Professionalism with tears: The pains of medical graduates in Nigeria
As Chinenye Kalu approached the notice board last November, she felt beads of cold sweat on her forehead. She was scared and tensed up, with hands trembling. She was one of the medical graduates who sat for the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) internship examination six months before, and knowing that very limited space was available for the tens of applicants who sat for the examination, she realised it would be a major challenge. (Chinenye Kalu is not her real name as she does not want her name mentioned.).
SBF: Fresh hope for frustrated teenage mothers
There are many of them stranded out there. And, it seems clear that it is difficult for them to be able to keep themselves afloat or to return to the classroom after missing the first opportunity. They are found everywhere across the length and breadth of Nigeria. They are young. Some are strikingly beautiful and others are awful. But they have one thing in common: frustration, arising from unwanted pregnancy that has put a wedge between them and their parents on one hand and their future on the other hand.
Building collapse: Lagos serves quit notices to owners of 13 distressed buildings in Ajegunle, others
As part of measures to prevent building collapse, Lagos State Government through its agency, Lagos State Planning and Environmental Monitoring Authority, LASPEMA, has issued contravention notices to owners and occupants of 13 identified distressed buildings in Ajegunle and some other parts of Ifelodun Local Council Development Area of the state to vacate the buildings.
