Why PDP must not die
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has learnt nothing but the PDP must not die. It’s unfortunate that a party that ruled the biggest black nation for so long has not managed to acquire a soul. Wanton wastefulness, whether of goodwill or of financial resources, be it private or public, should have a saturation point. The point beyond which the consequences of prodigality, satiation of vulgar appetites and burnt out taste buds, and forces of regret begin to exert a determined pull towards reason. It is perhaps also the point at which those who will never recover, who are refractory to sobriety, fall off the cliff.
I must have a taste of my man before marriage — Soblinkx
Asomugha Sonia, a.k.a Soblinkx, is a budding singer who is unquestionably endowed and isn’t afraid to flaunt it. The Bums don’t lie sensation graduated from Imo State University, with a B.Sc in Political Science. She has this amiable girl-next-door personality that is totally different from her glamourous outlook. In this interview she opens up on her love for music and talks about sex and love.
IWDC: Nigeria needs more women entrepreneurs
Recognising the role of women in economic growth in Nigeria through entrepreneurship training, partners to the forthcoming 2016 International Women’s Day Conference, Rubies Vocational School and SME100 Nigeria have agreed to empower young and upcoming women in the country with entrepreneurial skills to make them better women of the future and economic productivity.
Council boss commends Gov. Ugwuanyi on investment drive
The Transition Committee Chairman of Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State, Hon. Chukwudi Fred Ezinwa has applauded Governor Ugwuanyi’s brave initiative towards the proposed International Investment Summit in the state billed to hold from April 12 to 14.
Eskor Toyo fought against social injustice, discrimination, poverty —Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has described a renowned scholar and elder statesman, late Professor Eskor Toyo from Akwa Ibom state as a man who stood against social injustice, discrimination and poverty in Nigeria.
On the trail of Olajumoke, bread-seller turned model
Everybody likes a story with a happy ending. That explains why the world was instantly enamored and enthralled by the story of Olajumoke Orisagunna, a bread-seller who, some weeks ago, had unwittingly stumbled upon a photo-shoot, featuring UK-based Nigerian rapper, Tinnie Tempah, by celebrity photographer and singer, TY Bello, on the streets of Sabo-Yaba, Lagos.
Glamour, fashion, as 2016 AMVCAs holds tonight
Glamour, fashion and style are bound to take the centre stage as the African movie stars and stakeholders gather this evening at the Eko Convention for this year’s edition of the prestigious AfricaMagic Viewers Choice Awards, AMVCAs.
Military kills terrorists in Alagarno forest
In continuation of their offensive clearance operations of remnants of Boko Haram terrorists in the North East, troops of 81 Battalion and 251 Task Force Battalion of 25 Task Force Brigade, 7 Division Nigerian Army, demystified Boko Haram terrorists spiritual power base at the Alagarno forest, Borno State.
Stop embalming corpses outside mortuary, Delta commissioner urges Bomadi Hospital
DELTA State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Nicholas Azinge, has directed the authorities of Bomadi General Hospital, Bomadi in Bomadi Local Government Area of the state, to stop embalming corpses outside the hospital’s mortuary.
Infantino: Football must return to pitches, not boardroom
A new era seems to have dawned at FIFA with its new President, Gianni Infantino vowing to ensure that politics take the back-burner while football on the pitch becomes the order of the day.
Why we are attacking Agatu —Fulani herdsmen
A clearer picture of why Fulani herdsmen invaded Agatu local government area of Benue state emerged yesterday at a stakeholders meeting organized by the Inspector General Of Police, IGP, Solomon Arase, when leader of the herdsmen in the besieged community, Ardo Boderi, claimed that over 10,000 of their cattle were allegedly killed by the people of the area.
Simi drops “Love don’t care”
Frontline music label, X3M Music, is consistently pushing the envelope on taking the music revolution a notch higher as its artiste and one of Nigeria’s finest vocalist, Simi, expresses the true meaning of the love to her fans with a heartwarming soulful single titled: ‘Love don’t care.’
The wild side of the Oscars
The Academy Awards is the place to make a fashion statement. But unfortunately for many of the star-studded crowd at the 88th Annual Oscars, which took place in Los Angeles last Sunday evening, having their pick of the world’s best designers and the option of forking out plenty of cash for the perfect outfit didn’t necessarily equal a statement of success.
Eagles camp comes alive tomorrow
Away from the brickbat between Coach Sunday Oliseh and Nigeria Football Federation,, the camp of the Eagles comes alive tomorrow as 22 home –boys are expected to hit the Bolton White Apartments, Abuja to start preparing for the March 25 AFCON 2017 qualifier with Egypt in Kaduna.
My dream for DGN- Fred Amata
Newly elected president of the Directors Guild of Nigeria,DGN, Fred Amata, said he can’t wait to hit the ground running as soon as he’s sworn in as the new helmsman of the Guild.
Diamond Bank, MTN, Women’s World Banking partner to simplify saving culture among women
A leading retail bank, using new technology and digital applications to drive financial inclusion and innovative customer experience, while contributing to Nigeria’s economic growth, Diamond Bank, in partnership with MTN and global nonprofit; Women’s World Banking, is unveiling the next phase of the Diamond Y’ello account aimed at encouraging more financial inclusion of women in Nigeria.
