President Jonathan’s sister dies in Yenagoa hospital

President Jonathan's younger sister, Mrs. Nancy Jonathan-Olei has passed away. The presidency announced her passing in a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati. The statement said Mrs. Jonathan-Olei passed away earlier today Sunday January 4th at a hospital in Yenagoa after a brief illness. She was 52. Her burial arrangements will be announced later by the family.

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Jude Okoye shares adorable photo of his daughter

Oh dear, she's so beautiful!

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Gen Buhari attends Lagos state annual thanksgiving

APC Presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari joined Governor of Lagos state Babatunde Fashola, RCCG General Overseer Pastor Adeboye and his wife and other Lagosians to offer praise to God for 2015 at the state house arena in Ikeja today January 4th.

Baby, 5 others die in fatal multiple accident in Abeokuta

A baby girl and five adults died this evening January 4th in an accident that occurred along the Koba stretch of the Abeokuta – Siun expressway. The accident involved a Space wagon,

I Consulted Pastor Adeboye Before Accepting To Be Buhari’s Running Mate - Osinbajo

APC’s Muhammadu Buhari's running mate, Yemi Osinbajo who also doubles as a pastor in the Redeemed Christian Church Of God, said he consulted the General Overseer of the church, Pastor E.A Adeboye, before embarking on this journey, Mr Osinbajo spoke to Kayode Falade...

Eduok in messy transfer deal

A major controversy is threatening Emem Eduok’s celebrated move to Esperance of Tu­nisia as a Norwegian club, Sarpsborg 08, is claiming ownership of the Dolphins’ star striker.
The sporting media was awash last week with reports that the top Tunisian club had signed a four-year deal with the Super Eagles’ rising star who scored 20 goal for Dol­phins in the immediate past Glo Premier League season.

Anambra deserves quality representation in the Senate –Dr Ernest Ndukwe, former NCC boss

Dr Ernest Ndukwe is not strange to Nigerians. For 10 years from 2001, he was in the saddle as Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria Communica­tions Commission (NCC) and made a good launch of the nation into mobile telephony, which has grown in leaps, boosting the nation’s economy. Now, he is on the political turf, wearing the jersey of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) with his eyes on the Anambra South senatorial seat in the next month’s general elections. In this chat, Dr Ndukwe bares his mind on why he chose to run for Senate and what his constituents and the nation should expect from a Senator Ernest Ndukwe.