We’ve surpassed our target, says ABS coach
Imo community cries to Okorocha over darkness, erosion, flood
Lanre Nzeribe, Nnenna Anozia launch ‘Escape’ magazine
Sequel to Planet of the Apes returns to cinemas
Edo millionaire, Abu Inuumoru opens multi-purpose lounge
FG commences revamp of Enugu coal for electricity
We’ll provide the missing link in our sports sector
Heineken launches Nigerian spirit ad featuring Jidenna
How to beat Cameroon
Now’s the time to give your confidence a boost!
Troost-Ekong moves to Turkey
Sad to watch a parent see their daughter go off the rail
Uyo divides Nigerians
Keep strong, Carl Ikeme, we’re behind you – De Gea
Costa tells team-mates goodbye
Jaiye Kuti’s new movies for London and US premiere
Chelsea on red alert for Morata

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POLICE: Manpower shortage fuels crime in Warri, Effurun, environs
WARRI – POLICE divisions in Warri, Effurun and neighboring localities are currently hit by manpower shortage, a challenge that is triggering increased crime in the affected areas.
NAMA canvasses appropriate auto policy
CHAIRMAN of Nigeria Automotive Manufacturers Association, NAMA, Mr. Adetokunbo Aromolaran, who also spoke on the policy said if appropriately implemented, it will engender an enabling, stable environment that will attract investors who will establish auto plants in the country.
Igbo leaders begin to backslide on Kanu, condemn his approach
TIME was when most Igbo people admired the courage of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the Umuahia –born leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and the director of Radio Biafra, for boldly speaking out in defense of his people, at a time it appeared that the Igbo elite had chickened out despite the glaring cases of marginalization of the race in Nigeria.
Sanchez demands £400,000 -a-week for new Arsenal deal
Alexis Sanchez is demanding a staggering £400,000-a-week to sign a new deal at Arsenal.
I will make history as next Miss Nigeria from Ebonyi – Chisom Osi
Miss Chisom Osi is one of the upcoming Artists in Ebonyi state with the requisite quality, style, beauty and elegance to thrill and catch the fancy of both lovers and mentors in the Entertainment Industry. Billed to represent Ebonyi in the next Miss Nigeria contest, Miss Osi in this interview with Star Tracker is optimistic that she will bring the crown home to the admiration of all and sundry. Hear her:
Haba! Bukar Ibrahim: A saint and a threesome
That’s what scandal brings. Everyone now thinks the senator is a demon. It was Saint Bukar who saw Yobe in 2000, and saw Sodom and Gomorrah. He then took upon himself to curb his people’s sinfulness and bring them closer to God.
Petroleum: Prevaricating and procrastinating realities
The German-born U.S. philosopher and historian Johanna Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) wrote on the ‘Crises of the Republic’ in 1969 that the Third World is not a reality but an ideology. Arendt’s postulation is factual to the extent that what was termed Third World tended towards the ideological divides of the cold war rather than reality.
Nigerian DJs are not creative – Music Producer, Masterkraft
Popular music producer turned artiste, Sunday Ginikachukwu Nweke, better known as ‘Masterkraft’, has taken a bold swipe at Nigerian DJs for lack of creativity in their craft. In an exclusive interview with Showtime, the multi-talented producer turned singer, who has carved a niche for himself in the music industry as a music producer of repute and with a pedigree for producing award-winning beats for the likes of Wizkid, Banky W, Flavour, CDQ, and many others, blasted Nigerian DJs, saying what they do is crap.
49 companies granted licenses to assemble cars in Nigeria
DIRECTOR, Policy and Planning Department, National Automotive Design and Development Council, NADDC, Mr. Luqman Mamudu while responding to Vanguard INSIGHT inquiries on how far the Council had gone with the auto policy, informed that 49 licenses have been issues to automobile manufacturers in the country to assemble vehicles of all kinds. But he noted that only 25 of them have so far been able to commence operations.
Private agenda as state agenda
Most of us know the story of the Trojan War; how one very beautiful lady called Helen caused two neighbouring countries to go to war against each other.
War: Renewed tension in Aguleri –Umueri
HE renewed tension in Aguleri and Umueri, both in Anambra East local government area of Anambra State has brought back the sad memories of the infamous war between the two neighbouring communities, which lasted from 1999 to 2002. In that unfortunate war, hundreds of lives were lost and properties worth millions of naira were destroyed. Scares of that war are still very visible in the communities as many building destroyed then were yet to be rebuilt.
Governor, Senator, Minister GSM: In one family
Senator Bukar Abba Ibrahim belongs to an exclusive club of Nigerian men who have enjoyed power at the peak. A former governor turned senator; he is among very few Nigerians who served as governors and subsequently moved to take a seat in the Senate. They are the governors turned senators otherwise referred to as GS.
Wizkid is biggest Nigerian artiste – Singer, Harry Brimstone
In view of the supremacy battle raging between Wizkid and Davido as to who is the better artiste with more international presence, the verdict of a Nigerian budding reggae/dancehall singer, Harry Brimstone may not go down well with the Omo Baba Olowo exponent.
Nigerian artwork can make the country centre for world tourism — AAF Boss
Chief Solomon Agbonna is another Nigerian worried about the level of development in the country especially the area of tourism in spite of the resources the country is blessed with. The DOYEN of arts and founder of Aguene Arts Foundation believes that promoting Nigerian artwork, culture and tradition is capable of making Nigeria a tourism centre that would earn the country foreign exchange for economic growth.
I will still be a DJ even when I am a grandma – DJ Lambo
New president of Choc Boi Nation, Olawunmi Okerayi, popularly known as DJ Lambo, has hinted that nothing would stop her from continuing in her craft as a Disc Jockey, even at old age. In a recent interview, she told Showtime that staying relevant would be the only proof she can present to her grandchildren that she was once the biggest DJ in Africa.

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