I walked away from power rather than compromise my integrity —Octogenarian Eburajolo
2019 too short to change Nigeria—Doyin Okupe
S3x not food to me, just exercise – — Mosunmola Adeleye
Govt will do all that it should do to stop fake news – Femi Adesina
We have provided meters to 65% of our customers – EKO DISCO
Marriott’s legacy in Nigeria dates back to the 1980s
We’re designing a software to assist members comply with NAICOM requirements — Okunoren
With or without oil, Nigeria will overcome economic woes — Oyebade
University lecturers’ strike ’ll end if…, ASUU tells FG
Adebanjo to Buhari: It’s dangerous to ignore calls for restructuring
2019: Nigerians will disgrace APC out of office — Okorie
Insurance penetration in Nigeria is still under 1.0% — Ojumah
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SubscribeStorm in N’Delta over plot to sack PANDEF, Clark
IT was like a bolt from the blue when a coalition of nine militant groups, convened by the leader of the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, self- styled “Major General Johnmark Ezonbi, announced the withdrawal of the approval given to the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, the umbrella body of monarchs, leaders and stakeholders of Niger Delta region, led by former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, by militants in the Niger Delta, penultimate weekend.
BUHARI: Could have remained in London until end of his tenure
FESTUS Okoye is a prominent Kaduna-based lawyer who has carved a niche for himself as human right activist. He was a member of the 2014 National Conference and a vocal advocate for the rights of the less privileged in the society.
‘I moved on after my fiance ended our marriage plans’
I had big tummy, no breasts and other puberty things. I suffered so much humiliation in the hands of my class mates
I protected a former colleague fighting on Biafran side – Abdulsalami
A leader is responsible for governing his people and if there are persons or group of people, who want to make the society ungovernable and make life very uncomfortable, the leader has to look into ways of having a trade by barter to solve the problem
I hear music from God — Kunle Ajomale
Kunle Ajomale is a popular musician in Nigeria and overseas. His songs remain a recurring decimal in churches and at Christian events. In this interview he talks about his life as a musician, his forthcoming 30 years on stage celebration, and more.
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