Why indigenous rappers are more successful — Jesse Jagz

Olamide, Phyno, others excite at Lagos launch of Guinness’ #TheSpecialOne
Women hold up half the sky
Ondo medical varsity targets N1 billion for devt
AFCON Qualifier: Rufai backs Ikeme to save Eagles
Doping scandal, who’s free?
The return of the ‘Prodigal Husband!
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The police empower youths to fight crime — Gombe CP
Is Ekiti House of Assembly a hallowed chamber?
Refugees failure of the world powers’ diplomacy
Oliseh to appear before House Committee on Sports
Why I’m calling for donations — Emma Nyra
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SubscribeEaster: Osinbajo, Don Moen for maiden cross campaign in Lagos
VICE President Yemi Osinbajo and renowned gospel singer, Don Moen, are expected to lead other dignitaries and men of God at the maiden cross campaign to celebrate the end of the 40 days Christian fasting period with the wearing of the cross emblem.
Passing the integrity test
A married man asks his wife for a temporary divorce in order to contract an arranged marriage abroad for the sake of a residency permit. A brother pays for a fake visa in order to go to the United States.
16-yr-old Ifeoma, like Ese, was forcibly converted to Islam
When in October 2014, Sunday Vanguard interviewed Mr Ndubuisi Nicodemus on the alleged forceful conversion of his daughter, Ifeoma, to a Muslim, he was not sure if he did the right thing. As Sunday Vanguard was about to publish the interview, he called to beg that his family was under the threat of being killed, hence we should not go to press with it. Meanwhile, the successful removal of Ese Oruru from his abductors has given him the courage to cry out.
NCEF disagrees with US report
THE National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) has disagreed with certain aspects of the 2014 International Religious Freedom Report, IRF, of the United States of America, arguing that the portion is not a true reflection of the actual situation in Nigeria.
MARKED FOR DEATH: Village elder beheaded, Chief Priest shot dead
There is tension in Aruogba in Oredo Local Government Area of Edo State, following the killing of the Chief Priest (Ohen-Ogba) of the community, 81-year-old Pa Clifford Omosomwan, by unknown assailants, penultimate Thursday. The situation is reminiscent of the January 2015 incident which saw the assistant head of the community, Pa Goodluck Uwumahongie, in his 80s, being beheaded during a crisis in the community over the sale of land. Over 10 other members of the community also lost their lives to the 2015 incident, while several houses, vehicles and motor cycles were set ablaze.
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