Joy Ugochi John,US-based Nigerian model may not for now rate as high as Naomi Campbell or Iman but the hugely breasted damsel has got the guts to do things these great models would hesitate to do. She’s certainly a fiery item with attitude to take her to any altitude she desires.

All is obviously set for tomorrow’s grand celebration of this year’s historic traditional New Yam Festival (Ine), in the ancient kingdom of Onicha-Ugbo, Aniocha Local government Area of Delta State.

For many men dressing up can either be a walk in the park or a not so exciting expedition. Some men have the charm, the skill and the charisma to pull off a well-polished look or they find it a boring exercise hence are quite bad at dressing. For the latter shopping for clothes takes no effort they stop and buy as they see without putting any fashion sense forward. Infact some men prefer others to buy clothing gifts to avoid the whole shopping experience altogether.

Dr. Nyerere Anyim, Abia State governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2015 general elections, in this interview, speaks on his party as well as Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu’s administration, among other issues.

By Olasunkanmi Akoni & Bose Adelaja LIKE an army on invasion, bulldozers were once again on the roll in  Lagos State as the state government began to demonstrate its resolve to ensure zero tolerance for all structures and properties built under high tension cables across the state. This was said to be against the backdrop […]

It depends. If Nigerians want restructuring, I have no problems with that. But it can’t be one part of the country, it must be holistic. Then, there must be a proposal, there must be constitutional amendment, there is referendum to be held before we can be talking of restructuring. Recently, Britain exited from the European Union, EU, the people didn’t fight. There was no life lost in the whole drama. Again, I don’t think we should be dwelling too much on oil. The so-called oil is gradually becoming non-fashionable. Other sources of energy are emerging everyday. Time would come when nobody would be talking about oil anymore. Meanwhile, find out the quantity of the reserves of oil in the North,you will be shocked at what we have. It is much more than what you can imagine.

I think people just try to rationalise corruption but we all know what corruption is. If you are driving on the road and you pay a policeman money to avoid prosecution, that is petty corruption. If you are in public office and you use that office for private gain, we know that is corruption. So, it is in an attempt to give a veneer of legality to corruption that we pretend we do not know what corruption is but we do. We know the people who are thieves even in our traditional societies, and we also know that those people who are taking things that dosn’t belong to them are engaging in corruption.

By Olalekan Bilesanmi Charles Agbala, a surveyor and retired Director in Anambra State Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning/Development, was elected by the Uke community in Idemili North LGA of Anambra State as the new traditional ruler. He succeeded Igwe Nwabufo Ezeude who joined his ancestors in 2011. Agbala, during a thanksgiving, held at St Dominic Catholic […]

I grew up under a highly disciplined parental guidance, which gave me my Christian background. My great grand-father had seven wives. By the time he became a Christian, he settled all the other six wives and wedded one. He gave birth to my grandfather who was also a Christian. He wedded my grandmother in church. He was looking for a Christian girl to marry and they showed him a girl in another town. In those days, people got married through match making. Then my grandfather had my father who wedded my mother in church. At some point, one of my cousins said he knew somebody from the family would rise so high. So a lot of these things prepared me. My educational background supported me for my work today in lieu of what I studied and how I focus on what I was doing. All along without my knowing, I was being shaped for what I am to deliver as far as life is concerned.

President of Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria, Archbishop Ignatius Ayau Kaigama, recently paid a visit to the International Catholic Charity Aid to the Church in Need Organisation and spoke with the media on religious freedom, Boko Haram insurgency, Corruption, Chibok Girls and other matters affecting Nigeria.

Though it colonized Nigeria and can boast of decency and superior infrastructure in terms of social development to the extent of vilifying the country before the international community, Britain may have just been humbled by the candour and diplomatic finesse of a black leader over its provocative, uncultured, hard stance on Nigeria.

There is tension in many parts of the country over the rampaging herdsmen who have killed several thousand innocent Nigerians, raped and kidnapped others. They attack their victims in farms, homes, and along the way.

There are seemingly intensive lobbying and chess games among officers of the Nigeria Police over who becomes the next Inspector-General of Police, IGP. This is following expectations that the present Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase’s tenure will end in June, 2016.

By Pamela Echemunor Linda Osifo, Meg Otanwa and Morris Kay Sesay; these three phenomenally gifted artistes – all well read and all entrenched with a passion for the arts retreated from their comfort zones to pursue a career in acting and film making. With hope in their hearts and a longing spirit to succeed, these […]

Finding something suitable to wear that can take you from work to play could really tax your style, especially if you are not good with mixing and matching your clothes. But a day always comes in a woman’s life where she has to wear one fashion piece in two different situations. A shift dress is […]