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30 Oct 2018

Magbon Alade Land Crisis: Community Send SOS To Gov. Ambode

***Indicts Hon. Raimi Kazeem



Residents of Magbon Alade community in Ibeju Lekki, Lagos,  have sent an SOS call to the state governor, Akinwunmi Ambode.

The community sent the SOS call following incessant attacks, bloodletting and deaths in their community.
Recently, an attack alleged to have been sponsored and carried out by some cultists led to the death of a woman identified as Asidatu Muibi, while many others suffered various degrees of injuries.
Investigation revealed that on the fateful day of the attack, the now deceased Muibi’s son identified as Rasheed was chased home by some assailants.

27 Oct 2018

Emergency Medical Service Needs Proper Funding –Expert


Health is seen as one of the fundamental rights of every citizen. Access to needed health service is crucial for maintaining and improving health and despite the fact that the emergency are largely preventable, they continue to threaten the health of the citizens. In this vein, Mrs Useni M.O, the coordinator SPBNS, Igbobi Lagos has called on the federal government to ensure adequate and proper funding in infrastructure, modern equipment, favourable policies hospital management, enabling environment, safe working condition staff training and staff motivation.

Apostle Suleman Shakes Uganda With Miracles And Moral Lectures


That lectures by Apostle (Prof.) Johnson Suleman, the senior pastor at the Omega Fire Ministries (OFM) worldwide, largely arouse emotions and touch on morals, personal issues and spiritual struggles, is not in doubt. Everywhere he goes with his team of dedicated ministers of God, the atmosphere is measured by his kind approach toward his audience.

‘The Supernatural’ apostolic conference just ended in Kampala, Uganda. The two-day events which held between Tuesday, 23rd and Wednesday, 24thof October, 2018, were filled with spectacular testimonies from the enthusiastic crowd. The Uganda edition followed the Miami, Florida, conference that held on October 16th and 17threspectively.

Entrepreneurship is the Key to Unlocking Economic Development on Our Continent,” Tony Elumelu Says at The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Forum


5,000 African entrepreneurs, private and public sector leaders and the broader entrepreneurship ecosystem convened in Lagos on Thursday, October 25, 2018 for the annual Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Entrepreneurship Forum. The event which is the largest gathering of African entrepreneurs in the world, is a unique opportunity for bringing together young business talent, creating dynamic networks and transmitting the message to policymakers that a vibrant and responsible private sector will deliver economic transformation.

7 Nov 2016

Continue Detention :Dudafa Send SOS to Human Rights Commission

The embattled Special Assistant on Domestic Matters to the former President Goodluck Jonathan, Waripamo-owei Emmanuel Dudafa, has petitioned the Chairman, National Human Rights Commission, over alleged desperation of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to keep him perpetually in Prisons custody

Dudafa in the petition dated November 4, 2016, stated that since he was arrested by the anti-graft agency on April 17, 2016, and arraigned on June 15, 2016, before Justice Mohammed Idris and Babs Kuewumi of Federal High Court, in Lagos and admitted to bail, on the following conditions

"That he is hereby release on bail in the sum of N500 million with three sureties in like sum.

The sureties shall be landed property owner within the jurisdiction of the court.

The sureties shall deposit the title documents in the registry of the court.

The said title documents shall be verified as genuine by the EFCC.

2 Nov 2014

Sensational singer, Prinxes Elam On America Tour ...Release new single

Afro-pop  singer, Prinxes Elam is in the news again. This time around, the black American who has been rubbing shoulders with the Nigerian A-list stars  is presently on America tour. The vivacious singer has been holding down her teeming fans in America and they can’t just stop asking for more. Report reaching us says she has been booked for some major concert in America and this is part of the reason why she’s still in America. One thing you can’t take away from the songbird is her unique style of holding down her fans anytime she mount the stage. We were told that her performance was electrifying as her stage craft complemented her dexterity which ignite a superb result. In other to keep the vibes going in Nigeria, she has decided to drop another breathtaking single entitled, ‘Take me as I am

Prinxes Elam is black American from Los Angeles, California.  Her parents are mixed, one is an African American and the other is white.  She studied music, marketing and business at the University of Oregon. She was raised in Hollywood and the environment has had a huge impact on her.  She has been in entertainment all her life.

1 Nov 2014

Dan Foster Refers To Linda Ikeji As A Kid

Aww, what a love story!
Popular Nigerian-based American On-Air Personality Dan Foster in a new interview with Punch has opened up on his affair with top blogger Linda Ikeji, why his 16 year old son is into drugs, and more, read below:

Do you have regrets coming down here?
The only regret I had was that in 1999, I had a son in the US. I had to go to my dad and I told him, ‘Dad, I think I like my job more than being married now. I would do anything for that job but then, I just met this woman and she just had a baby for me.’ He is now 16. I was mad at him last year. My ex sent me some of his pictures and I knew he was doing drugs. He had everybody fooled as if he was a cool kid. I feel so guilty because I am sitting here making all the money and I didn’t spend time with him. You have to spend time with your kids or you would lose them. Sometimes I would call him and he wouldn’t have anything to say. I would ask him how he was doing and he would just say ‘fine.’ I would scold him and tell him to say something more than one word. I would tell him to ask me questions and he would say he didn’t know what to say.