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Police declare Badoo cult kingpin, Alaka wanted

Police declare Badoo cult kingpin, Alaka wanted

The Lagos State Police Command has declared a popular independent oil marketer and prime suspect of the Badoo cult killings in Ikorodu and Epe axis of the State, Alhaji Alaka Abayomi Kamal, wanted.

BON Awards 2017:  A night of rising stars

BON Awards 2017: A night of rising stars

After it won Best Feature Film, at this year’s Zuma International Film Festival held early this month, in Abuja, Nollywood romantic thriller, ‘What Lies Within’, produced by the trio of Paul Utomi, Tope Tedela and Vanessa Nzediegwu, recorded another great outing last Saturday as it carted away  four awards at the just concluded Best of Nollywood Awards,BON. The awards ceremony was held last Saturday night at the Cultural Centre, Abeokuta, Ogun State. 

Zik Zulu Okafor predicts bumper year for Nollywood

Zik Zulu Okafor predicts bumper year for Nollywood

FRONTLINE filmmaker, critic and former National President of Association of Movie Producers,AMP, Mr. Zik Zulu Okafor has predicted that the Nigerian movie industry will witness a bumper year in 2018, despite the prevailing economic depression in the country.  

Delta NSCDC boss vows to tackle oil theft

Delta NSCDC boss vows to tackle oil theft

THE new Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC in Delta State, Mrs Ego Sam, has vowed to collaborate with other security agencies to tackle oil  theft in the State.

PEFTI cinema opens with ‘The Wedding Party 2’

PEFTI cinema opens with ‘The Wedding Party 2’

Wale Adenuga owned PEFTI Film Institute, Lagos, has finally announced the unveiling of its much talked about PEFTI Cinema which opens from today with the showing of the blockbuster, “The Wedding Party 2.”

$1bn ECA deduction and decimation of Boko Haram – Rose Moses

$1bn ECA deduction and decimation of Boko Haram – Rose Moses

Since last week when chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum (NGF), Abdulaziz Yari, announced to a very shocked nation that they had during a meeting of the National Economic Council (NEC), asked the Federal Government to withdraw $1bn (over N360 billion) from the Excess Crude Account (ECA) to fight Boko Haram, the public space has been abuzz with reactions, mostly of condemnation.