UK PM says Pope Francis is wrong to say people who mock Islam should 'expect a punch'

UK Prime Minster David Cameron doesn't approve of the comment Pope Francis made following the Charlie Hebdo massacre. Speaking about freedom of expression and its limit, the Pope said 'you cannot insult the faith of others and if you do, you can expect a punch'. Read here

Toyin Aimakhu-Johnson: A Lot of Celebrities Are Not Being Truthful About Their Lifestyles

Nollywood actress Toyin Aimakhu-Johnson was recently interviewed by TW magazine.

In the interview she talks about her growth in the Nigerian movie industry, growing up in Ibadan, the best day of her life and much more.

Boko Haram frees 20 captured in Cameroon

According to BBC, 20 out of the 80 people captured by members of Boko Haram in a cross-border attack in North Cameroon yesterday January 18th have

Dele Momodu Sends President Jpnathan A Message In Photos

 Nigerian Journalist, motivational speaker businessman, CEO and publisher of Ovation International, Dele Momodu has sent a message to President Jonathan in photos.

Dele Momodu

Dele Momodu who obviously is sad with the state of the Lagos State’s Murtala Muhammed International Airport, has taken a bold step to send an open message to the president who is in the race to be re-elected as the president come February 14.

Abu Dhabi friendlies: Eagles ask for more, hails NFF

After two exciting friendly games against Cote D’ Ivoire In Abu Dhabi and Yemen in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), losing the former 1-0 and winning the latter by 2-0, the Super Eagles made up entirely of professional players from the Nigeria Premier League have commended the leadership of the NFF under Amaju Pinnick, for the friend­lies even as the players have asked for the sustenance of friendly games culture.

Probe threat against Mrs Jonathan–TAN

The leadership of the Transformation Am­bassadors of Nigeria (TAN) has urged security agencies to investigate the threat against the First Lady, Mrs Patience Jona­than.
A group, Bayelsa Youth Vanguard, had asked Mrs Jonathan to stay away from the presidential rally in Yenagoa, the state capital, slated for February 5 if she does not retrace her steps of allegedly ganging up against Governor Henry Seriake Dickson.

Probe threat against Mrs Jonathan–TAN

The leadership of the Transformation Am­bassadors of Nigeria (TAN) has urged security agencies to investigate the threat against the First Lady, Mrs Patience Jona­than.
A group, Bayelsa Youth Vanguard, had asked Mrs Jonathan to stay away from the presidential rally in Yenagoa, the state capital, slated for February 5 if she does not retrace her steps of allegedly ganging up against Governor Henry Seriake Dickson.