Ambode’s wife, others counsel govt on gender mainstreaming
Don’t pitch your tent against His servant, Church
I hear music from God — Kunle Ajomale
Return mission schools, Baptist pleads
Krizbeatz in Dubai for ‘Boss Whine’ video shoot
Hits and Misses of Oluseyi Asurf’s Hakkunde
Love for others is love for God
Police nab 3 ex-naval officials for robbery
Hate speech and throwing stones
Uche Jombo, Juliet Ibrahim thrill at GloMega music show in Akure
Anambra: Party leader feared dead during primary

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Militants give Loyibo, others 3-day ultimatum to renounce N’Delta leadership
A militant group, Niger Delta Liberation Crusaders, NDRC, has given High Chief Mike Loyibo and 12 other Niger Delta leaders, named by the Coalition of Niger Delta Militant Groups, at the weekend, as new leaders of the region against the known leadership of former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, under the aegis of the Pan Niger-Delta Forum, PANDEF, a three- day ultimatum to recant the claim.
Restoration of morality and backbone (2)
What are wealthy Nigerians doing with their wealth? Of course, they love living large and letting everyone know that they have arrived.
They hide their ill-gotten money them in storage rooms, bury them in the ground, put them in foreign banks and buy and build tasteless, gaudy edifice, then invite their sycophants to ogle and worship their stolen wealth
Video: Large crowd welcome President Buhari to Nigeria
A large crowd trooped out to welcome President Buhari back to Nigeria after he had been abroad for 103 day, from May 7 to August 10th, 2017. What do you say? Type your comments below:
In Silverspring, Maryland, Umuahians Meet, To Restore, “The Eton Of The East.”
The elements were kinder this time. Friday night was clear. After a few inevitable hiccups, the host branch, the DC/Washington branch, welcomed us all with a reception dinner, and as usual, it was the place to renew acquaintances
Chamberlain Squash Open: $12,000 up for grabs
A total prize money of $12,000 is at stake at the maiden edition of the Chamberlain Squash Open (CSO), which begins today at the Ikeja Country Club.

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