Come Friday 28th of April, 2017, Ilesha, Osun state will be playing host to family, friends and well wishers of Lagos business woman cum society lady, Princess Toyin Kolade as she throws a funeral to bury her mum, Princess Folorunso Adejuyigbe.

Sir Emeka Offor’s daughter, Ifeyinwa and her beau Osita had their traditional wedding ceremony recently in Oraifite, Anambra state. It was celebration galore as dignitaries from all walks of life and showbiz stars stormed the magnificent abode of one of the prominent Igbo indigenes in Nigeria. The traditional wedding ceremony which held precisely on Saturday 8th April ,2017 had all the trappings of wealth, and the Igbo billionaire spared no cost in making his daughter’s wedding a grand ceremony.

Wednesday, April 19 was the birthday of Ooni of Ife’s wife, Olori Adeyeye Wuraola Ogunwusi.

Nigeria, being the largest receiver of remittances in sub-Saharan Africa, receiving a total of $34.8 billion in 2015, diaspora fund has been keeping her afloat. In what ways has NIDO Americas made its own impact?

Africa’s richest man and Chairman of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote who turned 60 on Monday, April 10 had an exclusive birthday held in his honor. Friends, family, employees and well-wishers were present to take photos and celebrate the new milestone with him.

Begging which used to be a discreet trade in Yoruba land has been elevated to an art and a norm. Some years before now, you must not be caught napping in such an act which was regarded back then as an anti-social behaviour, classified as the exclusive preserve of the lazy and the mentally deranged.

An audio clip of an argument between former aide to Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan on electronic media, Pastor Reno Omokri and a customer rep of Delta Airlines has raised an allegation of racial discrimination against blacks by foreign-owned airlines.

David Mark’s Leadership and Policy Centre with the main thrust of stimulating and promoting constructive conversations aimed at ensuring national stability through peace and development

That is the expectation; we have started well and we expect that to continue. Obviously, there will be more.

Cult conflicts, armed robberies, kidnappings and other acts of brigandage seem to have become commonplace in Calabar, following the inability of security agencies to stem the activities of hoodlums.