54 laws to empower Nigerians
The Eighth Senate has repeatedly stated that its Legislative Agenda is anchored on three legs. They are economic revival, social development and youth employment. The choice of issues must have resulted from the current situation in the country. Since the present administration in Nigeria came into office, the price of oil, the nation’s economic mainstay, has been at its lowest. The fall in price occurred when the foreign reserve had been seriously depleted, thereby causing social dislocation in a population that has been weaned on foreign goods. As expected, the economic downturn has imperilled small businesses.
Independence ‘F-art-shion’ show returns to Ibadan
Fashion lovers and enthusiastes in Ibadan, Oyo State, are in for a gig as Independence F-art-shion Show returns to the state.
Superstory, SFH call for acting auditions
Producers of ‘Superstory’ which recently entered into a partnership with Society for Family Health, SFH, Nigeria to produce a special season, titled “Free to Live”, have announced plans to hold auditions for actors and actresses who would feature in the production.
Bovi: I’ve conquered the stage, film is next level for me
Popular stand-up comedian, Bovi Ugboma, who has worked with top Nigerian comedy giants and featured in umpteenth comedy shows within and outside the shores of the country, including Opa William’s Nite of 1000 Laughs and Basketmouths’ Basketmouth Uncensored and ‘Lord of the Ribs among others may have seen it all.
Julius Agwu sickness update: He’s doing pretty well — Manager
Following reports over the weekend that Nigerian stand-up comedian and actor, Julius Agwu, aka ‘Julius the genius’, is in a precarious health condition in a hospital in London after having a relapse of the brain tumor surgery he had undergone last year, his manager has come out to clear the air, confirming that the comedian is healthy and in a perfect health condition.
Terrorism: Groups warn Amnesty International to steer off Nigeria
Civil Society Groups on Friday took to the streets of Lagos State to protest against Amnesty International’s interference in war against terrorism in the country, saying it is a grand ploy to frustrate the security agencies.
