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You, your spin doctors can continue to cook up stories, Fayose tells EFCC

The Governor of Ekiti State, Mr Ayodele Fayose, has said that he is unmoved by the media trial, allegations levelled against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and that “the anti-corruption agency and its collaborators in the All Progressives Congress (APC) should not be in a hurry in their ill-motive, rather they should wait till 2018 after my tenure when I will confront their lies.”

Photos: Ambode, his Executive Council in Badagry

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode (4th right), with Deputy Governor, Dr. (Mrs.) Oluranti Adebule (4th left) and other female members of the State Executive Council shortly after the EXCO meeting at the Conference Hall, V.I.P Chalet, Badagry, Lagos, recently.

Would you keep a joint account with your spouse?

Having a joint bank account with your spouse could be one of the smartest or dumbest things you ever do. That’s because in the right
circumstances, having a joint bank account brings you and your spouse together and helps you both stay on the same page with respect to saving, budgeting, spending and even investing. But in the wrong circumstances, having a joint account leads to financial failure, resentment, accusations, anger and sometimes, divorce. Clearly there is a lot at stake. Which way would you go?Some of our entertainers shared their opinions as follows;

Yes, there are prostituting actresses – Tony Frederick

Tony Frederick is a hotshot actor who is definitely upbeat about some things in the movie industry. He shot into prominence in the film ‘License to Kill’ and has since had his profile bloated by juicy roles in blockbuster films. In a recent chat with Potpourri the handsome actor admits there are some actresses in Nollywood who are not too different from hookers.

Chelsea seal Kante capture from Leicester

Chelsea on Saturday announced the signing of Leicester City’s all-action defensive midfielder N’Golo Kante on a five-year deal to become new boss Antonio Conte’s second capture of the summer.

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