

Ngozi Udebu: Protesters disrupt services at LUTH
Abductors in contact with Osun govt officials’ families
National Grazing Route and Reserve Bill 2015
My parents are my strongest supporters — Kemi Lala Akindoju,winner, Trailblazer, AMVCA 2016
I am going to be controversial — Seun Kuti’s artiste
What exactly is the meaning of constituency project?
Fulani cows, Grazing Reserve Bill and the looming trouble
Are you dining like a VIP?
Soundbites of Enugu Investment Forum
When the father is the rapist!
Rescuing the bankrupt states
HERDERS Vs LOCALS: Nasarawa as attackers hideout
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SubscribeMixed reactions greet Annie Idibia’s slim tea endorsement
It has become a societal norm for people to continually criticize every celebrity move, action or inaction.
Actors get turned on by me on set — Bella Ebinum
Tall and light-skinned actress, Bella Ebinum would unquestionably make heads turn when it comes to her beauty and sex appeal. In her revelation on how she interprets romantic roles, the Limpopo Chicks star confessed actors find her a shade too hot to handle on set as some of them lose their cool to their emotions.
Lagos CAN plans 3-day prayer for the nation
Lagos State Chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has urged Nigerians to be patient with the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration and give it the needed support to achieve its mandate, reports OLAYINKA LATONA.
A secular humanist critique of religion (2)
Because of this, some humanists consider it necessary to label their own version as ‘secular humanism’ or ‘scientific humanism’ in contrast to ‘Christian humanism’ or ‘religious humanism.’ For our purpose in this discourse, we shall adopt Smoker’s characterisation of ‘humanism’ as secular or scientific humanism, that is, a positive human-centred philosophy of life based on rationalism that is either atheistic or agnostic, being concerned with life in this world, not with imaginary deities or a hereafter.
Motor mouth: The man loves the sound of his own voice
Ayo Fayose, has got form. And what is predictable about him is that: he is predictably erratic. The man likes the sound of his own voice, he has an over inflated view of his persona and ego; believes his own hype that he is the man of the people, that he has grassroots connect ability and with a devil may care attitude. As long as the attention is on him, the better his ego feels and like a seasoned performer, he puts on a show; goes to the market, jump on the back of the Okada. He feels he has scores to settle and not for the first time too, he holds court to simply to lambast anyone he takes a dislike to, or those that refuse to give him his due or in his case, the respect or the attention he deserves. Can someone, anyone please, tell Ayo that respect is earned and cannot be demanded.
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