Singer Niniola Apata has signed a publishing deal with US music services company, Kobalt Music Group.

Music sensation Kayode Iyanuoluwa Samuel, otherwise known as Young C, has since returned to the country from his South African base, where he was working on his craft, to make a mark back home.

In an industry full of old  spinsters and baby mamas, to find a man for keeps is certainly something to get ecstatic about and this is exactly what happened to Nollywood actress, Queen Wokoma as her fiance finally proposed to her before many witnesses.

August 12 is a special day for young people all over the world. International Youth Day is a day set aside to celebrate young peo-ple and to highlight their contri-butions to social development, especially to conflict prevention and transformation. It is also a day to reflect on youth related issues such as youth inclusion, social justice, sustainable peace, and above all, youth empowerment and possible solution to un-employment.

Rev. Michael Ogunbola is the District Superintendent of Assemblies of God Church, Apapa District, Lagos. Recently, well-wishers gathered to celebrate with him as he turned 65. In this interview to mark the birthday, Ogunbola, who is an Executive Council member of the church, narrates his salvation experience. He also speaks on his ministerial journey.  

Lagos State Ministry of Establishments, Training and Pensions, last week, bade farewell to its Permanent Secretary, Mrs Folasade Oluwatosin Ogunnaike, who retired after 35 years of meritorious service. Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, who was represented by Commissioner of the Ministry, Dr. Akintola Benson -Oke, at the occasion, commended Ogunnaike for the roles she played in acting service and asked those still in acting service to emulate her and see her.

ON May 17, 2017, I was taking my bath when the Holy Spirit ministered to me on this transfer. Also, I visited a veteran Minister of God and he told me (prophetically) that soon, I would be transferred to Bariga Assembly, meaning that the transfer is God ordained.

We should ensure that babies that are less than six months do not take water. If you give water, the baby will not be able to get sufficient milk and nutrient requirements and he will be malnourished.

We need to face the truth, what happened on Sunday in Ozubulu is typical of many places in Nigeria. This is not political or tribal, this is the honest truth but some Nigerians cannot face the truth. So they start blaming other people and deny such crime could have been committed in their community

Tragedy, like war, is what nobody prays for. Discussing or mere talking about it is even tough for some as they feel awful or scared at the mention of it. However, the two are realities of life. It happens whether one likes it or not. Life itself is even described as a war. It is a thing we live with, day in day out.