Rascally breeding
Monday, July 11, is World Population Day, a day set aside by the United Nations Development Programme since 1989 to focus on the urgency and importance of population issues globally. In the last 300 years, especially, the world’s population has exploded. According to available records, the world’s population hit the one billion mark for the first time in 1804. It took about 123 years for the world to double its population to two billion. By 1959, however, it increased to three billion, four billion 1974, five billion 1987, six billion 1999 and it hit seven billion by October 2011. It is expected to hit eight billion by 2025.
Fans blast Adekunle Gold over Amber Rose, Kim Kardashian photoshop
As the anticipation increases over Adekunle Gold’s debut album, the Orente sensation is doing everything possible to get his name on the lips of music lovers.
Follow my example, Tuface tells Nigerian youths
Nigerian singer and songwriter, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as Tubaba or Tuface, has called on youths to look beyond his weaknesses and follow his example.
Famine possible in parts of Boko Haram-hit Nigeria – Experts
Some parts of northeast Nigeria that have been devastated by seven years of violence from the Islamist Boko Haram insurgency could be suffering from famine, according to experts monitoring the situation.
Edo 2016: We’ll Await Court’s final decision on PDP’s right candidate – INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), on Friday, said that it would await final outcome of court cases in deciding on Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s candidate for the governorship election in Edo.
Rio trials: My best is yet to come – Ogunlewe
Nigeria’s 100 metres men title holder, Seye Ogunlewe, said he was yet to hit his best.
