Lagos and the preservation of Yoruba language
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode recorded yet another first when he signed seven vital bills into law. Perhaps, the most noticeable of the lots is the Yoruba Language Preservation and Promotion of Law which represents a cognizant reflection of the position which Lagos State prides Yoruba language as the cultural vehicle for articulate communication.
Thought can lead to self destruction – Daramola
What is the thing that makes a person to do something or take an action? Two things make a person to take an action or do something (a) Action taken or something done out of deep thought (b) something done out of undeep thought i.e. inability to think deeply before taking a decision and executing it.
Buhari/APC govt characterised by incompetence and corruption — 1
After trying to be president three times and failing, Buhari must be wondering now whether it would not have been better to have lost again and leave Nigerians dreaming of the wonders he would have performed.
Christians are idol worshipers (II)
Whenever there is a cautionary word of prophecy, it is customary for supercilious Christians to automatically exclude themselves. Thus, some Christians object to the assertion that Christians are idol worshipers on the grounds that it does not leave room for possible exceptions. But the prophetic word does not give room for self-exclusion. It is tautological, creating the need for general self-introspection.
Messi never fails to surprise us, says Barcelona coach
Barcelona coach Ernesto Valverde admitted Saturday that Lionel Messi never fails to surprise him as the Argentine maestro scored twice, including a cheeky free-kick, in the 6-1 comeback win over Girona.
PIB will be passed soon – Hon. Akinlaja
Hon. Joseph Akinlaja, Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources Downstream, has described the just concluded Nigeria International Petroleum Summit, an African Petroleum Technology and Business Conference, as a platform to drive the oil and gas sector.
I had emotionally strained upbringing – Lara Gold
Afro hip-hop and RnB singer, model and dancer, Lara Gold certainly got some hearts disturbed and many tongues wagging with raunchy pictures she posted on her Instagram page to celebrate the St. Valentine’s Day. Along with the sensual set of pictures Lara added some stirring love missives to her fans, to wish them well on the special day.
Thick, big, curvy girls are mostly dirty under — Charity Nnaji
Abuja-based Nollywood actress and comedian, Charity Nnaji may have bitten more than she can chew with her recent declaration to Potpourri in a chat that most big and thick girls, who claim to be curvy are dirty under, clearly referring to their private parts.
Commonwealth Games: Sports ministry spends N3m per day for camping
Basic necessities of life are hard to come by in the camp of Nigerian athletes preparing for the 2018 Commonwealth Games billed for April 4-15 in Gold Coast, Australia.
In Tinubu we trust APC reconciliation
Even though the president has played his own part by appointing Asiwaju to drive the rebuilding process, we must recognize the fact that the Jagaban is embarking on the assignment at a time the goodwill of the party has is at its lowest ebb.
The return of Boko Haram: Like Chibok, like Dapchi
Making recklessly unrealistic, sometimes shallow and often deliberately false assumptions about members of the Jama’atu Ahliss-Sunnah Lidda’awati Wal Jihad, also known as Boko Haram, appears to be the reason the tragedy of the terror organisation has lingered for this long.
