Made in Nigeria: The Trajectory of a National Campaign
The Area 10 Abuja Playing Ground has never witnessed the presence of that number of Very Important Personalities (VIPs) at the same time. The venue has in the last few years regularly hosted a Trade Fair aimed at promoting locally made goods produced in Aba, a commercial city in Abia State. The Fair started as the constituency project of Senator Enyinanya Abaribe (Abia South) who is now Chairman, Senate Committee on Mining, Power & Metallurgy. It is usually an event without so much noise or heavy VIP attendance.
N500m alleged bribe: Buhari’s top aide surrenders for probe
President Muhammadu Buhari may have ordered one of his senior aides to answer to the allegation of taking N500 million bribe from a leading telecommunications firm in Nigeria to reduce a huge fine imposed on it by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
NFF brokers peace in Football Supporters Club
Peace seems to be returning to the Nigeria Football Supporters Club, NFSC which have been embroiled in leadership tussle recently leading to their ban by the Nigeria Football Federation, from joining the delegation that went to Ndola, Zambia to cheer the Super Eagles to victory over the Chipolopolo a fortnight ago.
I am committed to a peaceful Nigeria, say Ewuare II
BY SIMON EBEGBULEM THE Oba of Benin, His Royal Majesty, Omo N’Oba n’Edo Uku Akpolopkolo, Oba Ewuare II, says he is committed to a peaceful Nigeria irrespective of religious and cultural differences. Oba Ewuare II stated this yesterday evening during a special Durbar ceremony organised in his honour by the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad […]
See how creative plus-sized model gets
It seems slim models have had their days and the big and curvy ones are taking over. All over the world, the idea of only ‘slim is beautiful’ is wearing thin as more and more people are building the awareness that big, plump and curvy is just as beautiful.
Signs Aki and Pawpaw are no longer on talking terms
For sometime now, there have been worries and concerns that one of the biggest brands in Nollywood, the Aki and Pawpaw brand, may be running its last course as the brand we used to know. There have been speculations that all is not well between the two diminutive figures who many earlier thought are twin brothers, but who are in fact colleagues destiny and fortune brought together.
