
Baddyoosha, Naijaloaded roll out with ‘Who Dey’ challenge to discover new talents
I’m inspired by Wizkid’s story— Pablo Vicky D
We’ll not handover the church to rascals – Kumuyi
2019 Nollywood in Hollywood holds in March
African China, Marvelous Benji to perform at Sheikh Live in Concert
Eedris Abdulkareem storms City Walk Badagry for Christmas eve jam
Wizkid is Africa’s best artiste but…
Ecobank Rapidtransfer Eases Homebound Remittances for Yuletide
Gifty, Mr 2kay at war over child paternity
Former SSG, Macaulay sues for rejuvenation of morals, bags award
Winners emerge for Lagos Film Academy’s US$5,000 Film For Life Project
Akeredolu commended for tolerance of opposition
Stop faking your butts on social media, Yemi Alade tells colleagues
Delta monarch hails Buhari over N/Delta development
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SubscribeGov Ayade, Oko, Jarigbe others to launch agro park, Ogoja Rice Dec. 23
THE Governor of Cross River State, Prof Ben Ayade, along with Senator representing Cross River North, Dr Rose Oko, Member representing Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency, Hon Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, and others are set to launch Santuscom Agro Park and Ogoja Rice on December 23, 2018.
2019: Northern youth groups resolve to ensure peaceful elections
Barely 60 days to the 2019 polls, Youths in the Northern Region have resolved to champion the campaign for peaceful elections in the country.
Strike: NANS gives FG, ASUU December 31 deadline to resolve differences
THE National Association of Nigerian Students,NANS,has given the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU,a December 31 deadline to resolve their differences and call off the ongoing strike, vowing that it would mobilize members to disrupt the 2019 general elections if both sides remained adamant after expiration of the deadline.
Amnesty Int’l report credible, too many killings in the land – TY Danjuma
Former minister of defence, General T.Y Danjuma (Rtd), has decried the deplorable security situation in the country, saying there’s too much killings in Nigeria.
Cleric urges churches to assist less privileged
Pastor Pedro Omontuemhenhem of Foundation of Truth Assembly (FOTA) on Saturday urged churches in Nigeria to strive and reciprocate the gesture of what they receive from people by assisting the less privileged.
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