Nigerians Will Regret If They Don't Vote Jonathan

HRH King A. J. Turner, the Obanema of Opume Kingdom in Bayelsa State, has said that if Nigerians decide to vote out President Goodluck Jonathan in the February presidential election out of sentiments of his tribe or religion, they will regret their decision.

Jonathan’s Younger Sister To Be Buried Tomorrow

It was learnt that the younger sister of the incumbent Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan, Mrs. Nancy Jonathan-Olei, is to be buried tomorrow, Friday, January 23, 2015 in Otuoke, Bayelsa State.

Tonto Dikeh Writes Tribute To Muna Obiekwe

Popular Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh is one of the people who were quite close with late Muna Obiekwe and it looks like she’s still having difficulties believing his sad death.

Tonto Dikeh

She shared a touching tribute today on her Instagram page:
“Just sitting here gazing at a picture of a boy I

Singer Asa stuns in new photos

Singer Asa stuns in new photos

Osinbajo's Mother Strikes Sexy Pose

A photo of the mother of Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, the All Progressives Congress (APC) vice presidential candidate has surfaced online.
Mama Osinbajo is a strong supporter of her son’s vice presidential ambition.
She is clearly an APC fan as can be seen from her dressing.
The elderly woman can be seen rocking an APC T-Shirt with the picture of her son and Muhammadu Buhari emblazoned on it.

Mama Osinbajo

She looks really happy with her broad smile.

Boko Haram: 4 hospitals Recover 1,398 Corpses

Following the January 2 attacks on Baga town by Boko Haram body counts across four hospitals in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital have put the number of people killed by the insurgents to over 1,398 so far.

Baga, seen here in April 2013, has been the scene of previous clashes between Boko Haram and the army

Indigenous Barngarla Australians win land claim

 

The land claim covered an estimated two-thirds of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula

Australia's indigenous Barngarla people have won a campaign, lasting nearly 20 years, for the law to recognise their right to traditional lands.