Most actors live beyond their means — Folorunsho Adeola
Being an actress isn’t just about the glamour and the fame, sometimes actresses pay huge price to make it to the big screen. Folorunsho Adeola Arikegold is a beautiful budding actress who has been able to make a mark in the Yoruba arm of Nollywood. In a chat with Potpourri, the stunning screen diva reveals the challenges of being an actress.
Rejuvenated Zimbabwe shock mighty India by two runs
Zimbabwe rose from the ashes of an embarrassing one-day series whitewash at the hands of India to shock the tourists by two runs in a thrilling Twenty20 international at Harare Sports Club on Saturday.
EDO 2016: APC Governorship primary election commences at 5.20p.m in Benin
Voting at the All Progressives Congress (APC) Governorship primary election by delegate ahead of the Sept. 10 Governorship poll commenced at about 5.30p.m at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin on Saturday.
12 secondary school students hospitalised after taking drug in Ebonyi
The Police in Ebonyi have confirmed that 12 students of Ginger International School in the state had been hospitalised after they were administered with drugs by the school authority.
PIPELINE BOMBINGS: Don’t Negotiate With Criminals, Group Urges FG
AS the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA and other militant groups continue to attack oil facilities in the Niger Delta region, President of Niger Delta Youth Association, Comrade Victor James, Saturday, urged the Federal government not to negotiate with the new militant groups, describing them as criminals masquerading as stakeholders in the oil rich region.
Nigerian students in Diaspora returning to AUN
Mr Julius Ayuk-Tabe, Assistant Vice-President, Digital Services, African American University (AUN), Yola has said that Nigerian students studying abroad are returning to study in the institution.
Ayuk-Tabe spoke with newsmen at the 16th Annual Graduation and Awards Event of Global International College (GIC), Jabi, Abuja on Saturday.
Court sentences 43 Islamist militants to death
A Somalia Court on Saturday sentenced 43 Islamist militants to death in the north-eastern city of Garowe in Puntland region for their role in recent attacks on the region.
NYSC DG canvasses inter-tribal marriage among corps members
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has urged corps members from different tribes of the country to inter-marry as part of efforts to boost national integration.
Sex Scandal: Mine is a case of mistaken identity – Ikon
Mr Samuel Ikon, one of the three House of Representatives members accused of sexual indiscretion in the U.S., has dismissed the allegation as untrue, saying his identity had been mistaken.
Thousands protest against proposed abortion ban in Poland
Thousands of pro-choice campaigners marched in central Warsaw Saturday rallying against proposals for an almost total ban on abortion in the staunchly Catholic country, where the existing law is already one of the most restrictive in the EU.
Nigerian Army, British Military in joint contemporary training
The Nigerian Army said on Saturday that the essence of joint military training with British Military Advisory Training Team was to introduce the military to contemporary training method.
