Video: My primary role before joining senate remains in the kitchen – Sen. Binta
Senator representing Adamawa North under the All Progressives Congress party, APC, has, while joking, said that her primary role before joining the senate is in the kitchen. Senator Binta made the joke at the Senate's plenary on Wednesday. Other Senators bursted into a wild laugh when the senator added that she is proud to be in "the kitchen and the other room."
EFCC invites hospital GMD over Judge Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia
Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia, cover has been blown open by detectives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission leading to the invitation of the medical director of Golden Cross Hospital. Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia had lied to the officials of the security agency that she was on admission in a Lagos hospital in Ikoyi hence she could not […]
Gov Umahi freezes EBSU’s account, sacks Bursar, dares ASUU
ABAKALIKI—EBONYI State government, yesterday, froze all the accounts of Ebonyi State University, EBSU, Abakaliki, following the impasse between it and the constitution of the institution’s chapter of Academic Staff Union of University, ASUU.
That ‘other room’
For the first time ever, gender matters have come to the front burner of Nigerian politics, forced on to that position by the influence of global politics by no other than Mr. President himself.
S3xual harassment in Nigeria’s ivory towers
IN Nigerian tertiary institutions, the issue of rape and s3xual harassment by lecturers has continued to be a huge problem. In May 2016, the Nigerian Senate moved a motion to hand a five-year jail term to lecturers who engage in sexual relationship with students.
Perception of Hausa girls should change —Rahama Sadau
Rahama Sadau is one phenomenal Hausa actress from Kaduna State, Nigeria. She studied Business Administration at Kaduna Polytechnic and joined the Hausa movie industry (Kannywood) in 2013. In the course of her career as an actress, she emerged as the Best Actress (Kannywood) 2014 award by City People magazine, and also won Best African Actress at the 19th African Film Awards by African Voice, a British tabloid with African interest.
