Archive for date: January 8th, 2015

Black Thursday!!! Ivorian Yaya Toure flogs Nigerian Super Eagles Captain, Vincent Enyeama, mercilessly to win African Footballer Of The Year Award for a

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It’s no news that many of them have received coke bottles with their names boldly printed on it. But this particular church is so worried whether their names are written in similar

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“The operatives of the Department of Criminal Investigation, Ado-Ekiti have arrested one Familola Ayodeji ‘m’ of No. 17, Oke Ido Street, Ido-Ekiti aged 25 years for the rape of an 85 year old woman on the 25th December, 2014. The victim, a great grandmother was asleep when

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A Nigerian had made a step by step pictorial illustration of how to make a Doyin Okupe. And shocking enough, Doyin retweeted it….. stage 3 of making a Barack Obama would definitely b like “replace brain with dt of

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Former Captain of the Nigerian Super Eagles, Joseph Yobo, at the President Jonathan’s 2015 Presidential campaign rally currently going on in Lagos, has urged the Nigerian youths to brace up and show support to the ruling party for a better governance in the country. Citing some

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The Lagos State PDP gubernatorial candidate made the statement over the weekend in London. He warned of the dangers of not being sensitive when voting. While outlining his plans for Lagos State if elected, he said it was also important to be mindful of what happened at the centre....

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HIV positive Nigerian, Kenny Badmus finally comes out as gay on a Facebook just over a month after coming out as being HIV positive and even backed it up with some bible verses. He was once married and even had a child with his ex-wife. He has now left...

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A monkey and a baby has formed an unlikely bond after the primate strayed into the little girl’s home. Video of the inseparable pair shows them kissing, hugging and playing together in Yamunagar in Haryana, India. Despite

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Mary’s father, Okon, a Bakassi refugee, secured a N600k loan from Asuquo Etim in 2013, with a view to saving the life of his first daughter, Blessing, who was diagnosed with blood cancer. Blessing, however, died in September 2013. Etim took Mary, 12, as a

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