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You can’t propose marriage when you’re not single!
BISOLA, a divorced mother of two boys was having a good time at “her best friend’s 40th birthday party when James made a play for “her.”I wasn’t really looking for romance,” she said.
Ex-lovers who ruin your new romance by not letting go
IT’S interesting how a single phone call can lead to a chain of mind-blowing events.
Trump thanks ‘adversary’ U.S. media
U.S. President Donald Trump in a rare and unexpected gesture on Saturday, expressed his appreciation to the media organisations for making his Friday’s inauguration as the 45th President a “fantastic” one.
Trump’s surprising gratitude to the media came after several months of adversarial relationship between him and the news outlets.
The president particularly thanked the media for making “great reviews” of his inaugural speech.
“A fantastic day and evening in Washington D.C.
“Thank you to @FoxNews and so many other news outlets for the GREAT reviews of the speech!” Trump tweeted.
There has been a strained relationship between Trump and the American media over what he termed their unfavourable coverage and analyses of him during the presidential electioneering, in favour of his rival Democratic Hillary Clinton, projected to win the presidency.
Trump, who lost the popular vote to Clinton by 2.9 million, however, won the presidency by electoral college vote.
Trump had at his last Presidential Inaugural Ball on Friday night, hinted his supporters that he would keep tweeting as president so as to “bypass dishonest media”.
“Let me ask you, should I keep the Twitter going or not?
“Keep it going? I think so.
“Because the enemies keep saying ‘Oh, that’s terrible’.
“But it’s a way of bypassing dishonest media,” Trump told the crowd, who cheered in affirmation.
Trump also talked about how he broke all the analyses against him and went on to win the presidency.
According to him, he knew for a long time that he would win.
“I knew that I would win; about four weeks to the election, I knew that we would win.”
He explained his campaign team’s strategy to win the election, disclosing that two weeks to the poll, they had 42 rallies adding, “incredible!”
The president said his support base was no longer just supporters but “a movement”.
“This (Make America Great Again!) is an incredible movement.
“I mean, the world has never seen something like this before.
“There is nothing like this anywhere in the world,” the president said.
He also said that he was already bringing jobs back to America again immediately after winning the election, even before his inauguration.
“The jobs are already coming back. Can’t you see it?” Trump asked the cheering crowd.
According to him, even those who did not like him had told him after the inauguration that “it was incredible!”
Trump, a Republican, was inaugurated on Friday as the 45th president, succeeding former president Barack Obama, a Democrat.
Osun varsity students protest police shooting
Students of the Osun State University, Osogbo, on Saturday protested the shooting of two of their colleagues by some policemen.
I have not, will never steal money from or defraud Federal Government of Nigeria – Diezani
Former minister of petroleum resources, OPEC president Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke has denied unsubstantiated allegations that were made recently by the EFCC regarding the sum of $153m forfeiture. The former OPEC president sheds more light on the alleged forfeiture, and other allegations. RESPONSE 1. THE $153.3MILLION ALLEGATION I am deeply disturbed and bewildered by recent media […]
We are stronger united, Gbajabiamila tells Nigerians
The Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Mr Femi Gbajabiamila, has urged all Nigerians, regardless of ethnic or religious backgrounds, to live in unity with one another for a stronger, better nation.
Kidney failure: Journalist begs for N10m lifeline
For Ben Bright Mkpuma, future may not be as bright as his middle name if rescue doesn’t arrive on time. The ebullient online journalist is down with kidney failure and requires N10 million for transplant. Now undergoing three times weekly dialysis, Ben is a shadow of himself as he calls for help in order to survive
Fear of Boko Haram grips Kwara
The fear of Boko Haram members fleeing the North East has gripped Kwara State as investigation revealed that some items belonging to the terror group’s members have allegedly been deposited in the state.
Obama, Trump and the lessons for Africa, by Prof. Akinterinwa
A former Director-General of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Prof. Bola Akinterinwa, in this piece, speaks on the legacy of the immediate past President Barack Obama of the United States and the Trump presidency.
Hundreds of thousands at women’s anti-Trump marches in US
Hundreds of thousands of people flooded US cities Saturday in a day of women’s rights protests to mark President Donald Trump’s first full day in office.
TREM hosts economic summit
THE Redeemed Evangelical Mission, TREM, has perfected plans to host Economic Outlook for 2017 with a theme, Prospects & Opportunities.
True religion is caring for widows, orphans—Ashimolowo
We can only eat so much, wear so much and we can only live in so much. What we do with the excess is what counts.”
Naija News Begins EcoWatch Climate Change Project
Amid the devastations caused by human interactions on the environment and biodiversity, Naija News has decided to launch a project on dissemination of climate change information, risks and mitigation action. Naija News hopes to partner with Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) and other environmental oriented institutes to achieve its Goal of enlightening Nigerians on climate change. […]
Sheriff-led PDP faction lauds Delta LGA boss, Okwufulueze
The Amodu Sheriff-led faction of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Aniocha South local government area, Delta State, has passed a vote of confidence on its chairman, Mr Ike Ofulue and the assistant national organizing secretary of the party, Prince Paul Okwufulueze.

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