‘Karma comes after everyone eventually. You can’t get away with screwing people over your whole life, I don’t care who you are. What goes around comes around. That’s how it works. Sooner or later the universe will serve you the revenge that you deserve’-Jessica Brody

Winner of Nigeria’s first and only individual Olympic gold medal, Chioma Ajunwa-Oparah has revealed that she is never a happy woman each time she remembers that Nigeria is yet to win another Olympic gold medal since she achieved that feat at the 1996 edition of the Games which took place in Atlanta, USA.

Barring any last-minute miracle, Prince Uche Secondus was set to emerge as the winner in the contest for the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) last night.

Nothing in recent memory seems to have affected the bank-balances of Nigerian pastors as Daddy Freeze’s exposure of the deception of tithing in the churches. Nigerian tithe-collecting pastors are up in arms, throwing every possible missile at him, including death threats. Jesus says: “Whoever desires to save his life will lose it.” (Matthew 16:25). Since Freeze’s exposure, tithe-collecting pastors have been spouting fire and brimstone, hopelessly trying to save their lives.

GENESIS 3:15 tells us that, as one component of His judgment on the serpent in the Garden of Eden, God put enmity between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman.

FAITH is a very important and essential thing in the life of believers and followers of Christ. Faith used to denote trust and reliance in God or fidelity.

Inside the Warri ‘B’ Division of the Nigeria Police, officers and men, working in concert with the civil populace under the jurisdiction, are redefining policing. At a point police subventions do not improve the piteous work conditions of officers and men, particularly in the area of infrastructure; stakeholders are amazed that the Warri ‘B’ Division, perhaps the youngest in Warri metropolis, has been turned into a construction site since the coming of CSP Aniete Eyo as Divisional Police Officer, DPO.

They might even kill you if you try to defend yourself,” she says. “That’s the reason why it is very horrible. And in that process most Nigerian girls lose their lives, because not every girl can withstand the pressure of 10 men

Chief Newton Jibunoh is widely known as the explorer who crossed the world’s largest desert twice.   He undertook his first Sahara crossing as a youthful adventurer and his second journey as an environmental crusader.

AS much as 70,000  athletes and keep fit enthusiasts have registered to run in the 2018 Access Bank/Lagos City Marathon billed for February 10, 2018.

THE Public Complaints Commission (PCC), established in 1975, was envisioned to restore the dignity of man through the enforcement of the rule of law and protection of the individual, organization against administrative injustice. In this interview, the commissioner in charge of the commission in Edo State, Felix Alari, speaks on the mandate of the PCC.

THE average wife has her secret of getting her own way with her husband. Making his favourite local delicacy, fetching the remote control or perhaps giving him the occasional massage.

Not many people know that provocative dark-skinned Nollywood beauty, Adediwura Adesegha, nicknamed ‘Blarkgold’ started her acting career with a religious group known as  the Evangelical Filmmakers Dramatic Association of Nigeria (EFDAN). She used to move around with them, acting from one church to another but proximity made her leave the group.

Nearly half a decade ago, the funeral of a promising young man who died in the desert was held somewhere in the southeast. Obumneme, that was his name, was travelling to Europe in search of greener pasture after an HND in Civil Engineering and five years of unemployment in Nigeria.

That gospel music should be rated and celebrated alongside secular music has been a recurring argument among music pundits over the years, but in recent times it has become a responsibility for gospel musicians themselves because secular music seems to be taking the upper hand.