In UNILAG, Life Begins At Night

In the University of Lagos, ‘night’ does not signal the end of a day but the beginning of another. From the rapturous songs at fellowship meetings to the wild laughter from the halls of residence, there is hardly a moment’s rest. Most students leave their classrooms and the various reading halls around 6.00p.m. Their next port of call is usually their hostels where they rest for a while and wait for darkness to set in. From this time till after midnight, it is a life of passion and glamour and noise.

Centre of ExcellenceBy far the rowdiest place on campus is New Hall – a stretch of five different hostels. New Hall is the centre of the school, not because it is situated in the middle (it would be difficult to determine the school’s actual middle). Students often call it ‘Centre of Excellence’, borrowing Lagos State’s slogan, ‘because (like Lagos) it is a place where one can find just about anything one might desire’ – a student told Saturday Tribune. The converging point is space between the two male hostels and the three female ones. There are at least three restaurants here and a number of other points where different kinds of food and snacks are sold. The suya (roast meat) point is particularly conspicuous. Male and female students in groups of twos and threes can be seen clustered around the suya seller – or, ‘Mallam’, as he is called.

Fans Blast Peter Okoye for Skipping Brother Jude Okoye’s Wedding

Today is Jude Okoye and Ify Umeokeke‘s traditional wedding in Nnewi, Anambra.

There are a lot of stars and guests present including Paul Okoye – one half of the P-Square gang.

The other half Peter Okoye decided to skip the wedding. If you recall in November 2013, when Peter and Lola Omotayo tied the knot, Jude did not attend the ceremony, but attended the wedding of Paul and Anita Isama.

After Peter posted this image of himself – not at the event, his fans used the opportunity to blast him. Peep a few comments below;

SUNDAY ARE RUBBISHES CITY PEOPLE MAGAZINE’S REPORT

One of the most respected artiste managers in Nigeria, Sunday Are is very bitter over a recent report by a soft sell magazine, City People. Are is of the opinion that even if the paper sells based on sensational headlines, sensitive issues should not be badly reported to appeal to readers with mischievous intent to raise profit margin.

Are was recently interviewed by a reporter from City People Magazine who quoted him out of context with a screaming headline on its cover-‘How I Made Lagbaja, D’Banj & Asa Big Brands”. He’s very bitter and worried at the extent to which journalists can go to fabricate headlines.

Speaking on the development, Are said the paper and the interviewer do not have genuine intentions towards the interview. “The reporter has been on my trail for the past few weeks since they gave me an award but I couldn’t give him an appointment due to my busy schedules. 

Source Revealed The True Story Of Ex-Custom Officer Who Was Buried Alive With Daughter

The bible says, at the death of an upright man his hope does not come to an end, but the hope of the evil-doer comes to destruction. But what is worrisome about the followers of any religion or faith is the allowance of temporary evil and injustice towards others! 

There is a common attitude among "believers" of any faith that if they do evil and then repent then it will be washed away for them which means injustice done to others without punishment!  

This is common and best described what transpired between the ex-customs officer, Angela Kerry who was buried alive with her adopted daughter. 

It will interest you to know that the initial story that was reported took a new dimension when a close source to the family of the demise divulged the true picture of what happened between Kerry and the acclaimed herbalist.