How Africans undeveloped Africa (1)

The African Cultural Heritage is one that has been in existence long before the coming of Europe, America and China and members of the ends of the world into Africa. Their coming to Africa was a result of their search for natural human and materials resources for the betterment of Mankind and humanity in general notwithstanding your colour nor religious affiliation.
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COVID 19: RCCG hands over medical equipment to Ogun Govt

James Ogunnaike – Abeokuta The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG)  on Tuesday handed over some medical equipment to the Ogun State government, as part of its contributions to the fight against coronavirus pandemic in the State. Handing over the equipment on behalf of the General Overseer of the RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, at […]

He wants to record our love-making session

Dear Bunmi, my current boyfriend is a hunk, sophisticated and loving. He is also quite adventurous in his love-making. A few weeks ago, he said he’d like to spice up our love life by bringing his camcorder into the bedroom and taping as we make love! We currently live together, but until he made his […]

Govt breaching Pension Reform Act — Labour

By Victor Young Organised Labour has accused the Federal Government of breaching the Pension Reform Act, PFA,    2004, claiming the “Federal Government is yet to effectively implement the increase in 2014 amendment.” Speaking through the National Union of Textile, Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria, NUTGTWN, Organised  Labour, equally lamented that most state governments […]

Nigeria to invest $732 million in broadband to boost GDP

Nigeria is the most populous nation in Africa and already boasts the continent’s largest economy, and yet the broadband infrastructure is widely rudimentary, if not unavailable. Connection to the internet plays a major role in modern GDP, and while Nigeria’s near-40 million mobile phone owners are helping to boost this via their devices, broadband is seen as a necessity to achieve an increase in GDP.

COVID-19, 5G MIX-UP: Why Nigerians are worried

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor Electromagnetic radiation is the new buzz word. Naturally, any mention of ‘radiation’ alarms a random person. It is apparently on this basis a wide claim that the rampaging Coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, has a root in radiations emitting from 5G facilities like base stations and masts has caught the world in […]

COVID-19: Social media experiences 61 percent increase

By Juliet Umeh As billions of people around the world observe stay at home directives issued by the governments in the wake of the coronavirus, COVID-19, a new report has revealed that social media has experienced boom in its engagements. This is as many people have turn to social media for support, communication and entertainment […]

A Broadcast sector in search of a better future

By Okoh Aihe For broadcasting, the challenging times may be over and a new dawn of orchestrated change on the cards as the acting Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission, Prof Armstrong Idachaba, has pledged to follow every word of the Act setting up the Commission to deliver and refocus the industry. At different […]

ISWAP confirms Nigerian Army killing of its top commander

The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) faction of Boko Haram has confirmed the killing of one of its top commanders, Muhammad bin Mallam Fow, who went with the nom de guerre, Abu al-Kukhtar al-Ansari. A biography published for al-Ansari in the Issue 228 of the digital terrorist propaganda newsletter, al-Naba, that was distributed on […]

Time for a one-handed economist

By Sunny Ikhioya THE title of this piece is not original to me. Years ago, it was in a situation, such as now, I think, during the Structural Adjustment Programme, SAP, debate under the General Ibrahim Babangida’s regime that Ray Ekpu, in his column in the Sunday Times, titled a piece: “Wanted the one handed […]

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