Iyabo Ojo goes for broke with birthday photos
IPAC hails Ugwuanyi on good governance
2019: Isoko group adopts ex-gov Uduaghan as senatorial candidate
Southern Sun Hotel commends workers dedication
Laser oil sales soars in 2017, says distributor’s sales manager
Men who get turned on by bossy women! – Bunmi Sofola
Amnesty is good; attitudinal change is better – Eeefy Ike
Uti Nwachukwu puts sexy Abs on display
Debie Rise in alluring birthday Photos
Christmas hampers: Sellers decry low patronage in Lagos
Gbagi pays 2017/18 WAEC enrollment fee for Oginibo students
A brewing storm in Ideato Federal Constituency
Ahiara Mbaise saga takes a new twist
There is hope for property investment in West Africa — Experts
Hoarding: DPR seals 6 fuel stations in Kwara
I was scammed nurturing my brand, reveals Thelma Okoro
Travails, secret lives of Fela and his Kalakuta queens

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Delta building a better future through education
It is an axiom universally accepted that education is the bedrock of any nation’s development. It is also acknowledged that the level of development, science and technology of any country is a product of such country’s educational programmes.
Lil Kesh cuddling a doll sets the internet in frenzy
Lil Kesh surprised his fans on Monday with an image of himself cuddling a female blowup doll while trying to sleep on his bed.
Money is nothing without good sex — Juliet Njemanze
Fast rising Nollywood actress, Juliet Njemanze is one actress who has been able to carve a niche for herself with her ability to interpret scripts flawlessly. In this interview with Juliet Ebirim, the Imo State-born actress who is the first child and the only girl out of four siblings, talks about her career, relationship and what makes her tick. Read on…
Housewife kills husband, half brother in Katsina
A 15-year-old housewife in Katsina, Dausiya Abdulmumini has killed her 27year-old husband, Saminu Usman, and her half brother, Muhammad Dasa after allegedly adding a poisonous substance in the dish she served her husband.
Everyone is equal before the Law but not all cases are the same
This is a follow-up to my earlier post this morning on the arrest of Innocent Chukwuma, the owner of INNOSEN MOTORS, by the EFCC. I had alluded to the fact that in view of his contributions to the economy, such treatment meted to him by the EFCC by that show of force (ostensibly because he didn’t honour it’s invitation), to me, didn’t add up, when a Maina is daring everyone and nothing has happened to him.
Transport owners, tanker drivers unite against fuel scarcity
The National Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) and Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) have expressed the commitment to throw their weight behind NNPC in the efforts to rid the hiccups being experienced in the supply and distribution of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), otherwise called petrol, in parts of the country.
Let’s Celebrate Christ This Season— Okowa
Delta State Governor, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has charged Nigerians to make Christ the reason for their yuletide celebration. Speaking in Asaba at the 2017 Delta State Festival Of Nine Lessons And Carols held on Monday, Governor Okowa said that Christians should use the opportunity of the yuletide season to rededicate themselves to Christ rather than for selfish material desires.
If Jonathan were still President
“If Jonathan were to be in charge of the petroleum ministry during this biting fuel scarcity, the same people excusing PMB who is our petroleum minister, would have taken GEJ to the cleaners.
When adolescents write about Endometriosis and the girl child
When she was announced winner of the maiden Annual Endometriosis Support Group Nigeria, ESGN, Secondary School Essay Competition, Deborah Simileoluwa Oladipo was fulfilled. For the 15-year-old SS3 student and Head Girl at Canon James Pearse Anglican College, Iwaya, Lagos, winning the coveted prize of the special competition was a dream come true.
How Uduaghan helped save my life
Between 1995 and 1997, I was a steward at Shell Specialist Hospital – Warri, where during nearly every work shift, I would, in a kitchen (among other meagre catering services), prepare and serve tea/snacks to nurses, doctors and patients. One of the medical doctors I served was Dr. Emanuel Eweta Uduagha, usually in his consultation office.

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