Actress Victoria Inyama has spoken about the ‘suffer and smiling’ mentality among Nigerian women as she reacted to her colleague, Chacha Eke’s failed marriage.
The actress didn’t shy away from condemning the attitude of women that choose to endure toxic marriages just to appear perfect in the face of the public while taking swipe at her colleague Chacha Eke’s broken marriage.
Five kingpins, including a businessman at Alaba international market, Lagos, have been arrested by operatives of the National Dr¥g...
One of Auchipoly’s brightest students was seen crawling into her class, after arriving late for lectures. The incidence was...
Friends and family has celebrated the ailing Ondo Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, as he receives medical treatment abroad on his...
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President Muhammadu Buhari has suspended Charles Agulanna, the director-general of Project Development Institute (PRODA), for alleged corruption, The Cable...
Four persons have been arrested for allegedly killing a 16 years old house girl, Halimat Sodiq, in Bariga area...
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