Actress Ayo Adesanya has said domestics issues were responsible for her exit off the limelight for 10 years. Speaking on Rubbin’ Minds on Channels Television the actress explained that she experienced domestic violence during her relationship and that played a part in her decision to take a break. “I started with the English movies but at a point I wasn’t as active as I used to be. I was out of the scene for 10 years slightly due to domestic stuff. When I mean domestic, I was in a kind…
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Suicide Bombers Kill 16, Injure 46 In Konduga, Borno State
Three suicide bombers, suspected to be Boko Haram terrorists, killed 16 people and injured at least 46 others in Mashimari village in Konduga Local Government Area, Borno State on Monday, a rescue worker told SaharaReporters. Mohammed Ibrahim, who works for the Borno State Emergency Management Agency, said three terrorists – two men and one woman – stormed the village and fired shots indiscriminately before detonating their explosives in separate locations. He said that at least 46 people were wounded in the attack, and many have been taken to Maiduguri General…
Read MoreHURIWA As IPOB’s NGO Arm By Emmanuel Otairu
There is bad, there is disaster and there is HURIWA, Human Rights Writers Association. HURIWA is alleging extralegal killings in the implementation of Operation Python Dance II in the southeast geo-political zone and thinks that this is a justification for decentralizing the nation’s military assets. Before attempting an understanding of the outlandish claims and even more outrageous suggestion, an appreciation of what or who HURIWA is perhaps necessary, for as Khalil Gibran wrote “And you who would understand justice, how shall you unless you look upon all deeds in the…
Read MoreNigeria’s Economic, Industrial Future Depends On Stainless Steel – SSDAN
Nigeria’s economic, industrial Fu Depends On Stainless Steel – SSDAN The world is moving away from carbon steel to stainless steel and Nigeria can’t be an exception. This was the position of the Stainless Steel Development Association of Nigeria (SSDAN) during the recently concluded first meeting of the National Council on Mines and Minerals Resources Development (NCMMRD). Speaking at the event which held in Abuja, Director General SSDAN, Timothy Onwughai, in a paper titled ‘Strategies for Implementation of the Roadmap for National Development disclosed that mining minerals and stainless steel…
Read MoreNkem Says: The Thing About ‘Ghosting’
I have always been deathly afraid of ghosts. I don’t know why. As a child, the easiest way to terrify or creep me out was to suggest that a ghost was lurking around. I would literally become your slave in exchange for protection. One of my sisters really took advantage of this fear that I had. She would just simply say “Ojuju will catch you” and I’d become paralyzed or freeze in whatever position I was in, then she would get me to do whatever she wanted or stay away…
Read MoreTHE HOMICIDAL RYTHM OF THE PYTHON DANCE BY FEMI FANI-KAYODE
On the 15th September 2016, one year ago today, I wrote the following. “You bathed in the blood of Biafrans, you crushed their bones and stripped away their dignity and self-respect just to keep Nigeria one. Now you say their children have no right to ask for self-determination simply because you killed their fathers and mothers during the war and shattered their dreams. Shame on you. If Nigeria was a normal country by now you would have been at the International Criminal Court (ICC) answering charges of genocide and crimes…
Read MoreGroup Calls For Arrest Of Nnamdi Kanu, Backs Proscription Of IPOB
The Centre for Social Justice,Equity and Transparency (CESJET) has backed the proscription of the the activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its declaration by the Nigerian Army as a terrorist organisation. CESJET also demanded an immediate arrest of Nnamdi Kanu. At a press conference in Abuja today,CESJET lauded the Nigerian Military for taking the bold step and doing the needful by declaring IPOB as a terrorist group. CESJET also commended the South-East Governors for daring to proscribe IPOB even when they are daily blackmailed politically with threats…
Read MoreRe: Buhari, Buratai, And The Python Panacea By Idoko Ainoko
One Emmanuel Ugwu wrote and published the article “Buhari, Buratai, and the Python Panacea” that has been published on several online platforms. Ugwu should be commended for this piece not because it was a work of art or some remarkable masterpiece but because in that single rant he was able to lay bare what ails the southeast of Nigeria. From this writer it became apparent that the problem of the Igbo nationality is that too many great minds from that ethnic stock have taken the concept of being gentlemen too…
Read MoreParty Dance for Arewa Youths, Python Dance for IPOB by Reno Omokri
As shared by Reno… Read below. I read the statement by the former Deputy Director of the Buhari Presidential Campaign Council, Mallam Mohammed Lawal with great amusement. Mr. Lawal, who is one of President Buhari’s lopsided recent appointees to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (AKA Northern Nigeria Petroleum Corporation) wants Nigerians to believe that former vice President Atiku Abubakar, has been plotting the downfall of President Muhammadu Buhari since 2014. I find the allegation laughable. Why, you may ask? Well, because it is silly for any ally…
Read MoreNigeria Beats Senegal 76-71 In Afrobasket Encounter, To Meet Tunisia
Nigeria’s Senior men Basketball team, D’Tigers, have again proven their commitment to defend the continental title in basketball by beating Senegal 76-71 points in a semi-final FIBA Afrobasket encounter on Friday. The News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) reports that Nigeria will meet Tunisia, who jointly host the competition with Senegal, having won their semi-final encounter against Morocco 60-52 points. Nigeria’s match against Senegal was tagged ‘final before final’ by fans of African basketball and it proved its tag. Even as Senegal made the first few droppings after the jump ball, Nigeria…
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