NLC to name, shame Govs not using Paris Club refund well

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) said on Tuesday that it was prepared name and shame state governors who failed to utilize the Paris Club refund for the purpose it was meant for, insisting that the President demand the state governors to account for the money before any further release is made to them.

Alexander Akinyele Jailed In UK Over Credit Card Fraud

A Nigerian fraudster who threw a wallet full of bogus credit cards out of his window when officers of the National Crime Agency NCA officers arrived to arrest him has been jailed for two years and four months.

Afro Pop Artist, Nissi, Releases New Single Titled 'Familiar'

Nissi Ogulu is here to stay.  Her latest song Familiar, a track produced by Chopstix is a mix of afro pop and funk following her 2016 Fela-esque song Pay Attention.

More Thrilling Performances in Episode 13 of Airtel The Voice Nigeria

Last Sunday was full of excitement, entertainment and tears in the third Live Show of Airtel The Voice Nigeria season 2 as the episode marked the last time the judges would get to save a talent.

SPIRITUALITY: Series on the Book of James - Count it all Joy

by Pastor Kunle Surakat

As we read the first chapter and verse of this book as the introduction by James, one would have expected him to start his introductory notes as being the brother of our Lord Jesus, but he didn’t. Rather, he introduced himself as His servant. Another word that can be used to describe a servant in this context is the word SLAVE. The Greeks used the word ‘DOULOS’, which when transliterated means SLAVE. The use of this word by James was based on the notion that slaves were bought by people and were also set free by the people who bought them. In other words, Jesus bought James from the slave market and set him free through His death, burial and resurrection.

He directed his letter to the uncountable Jews who were in diaspora – in the many cities and countries outside Jerusalem, which was their home. Many rulers did not particularly like them especially that of Rome – Caligula and Nero were prominent rulers who couldn’t stand them. The resultant effect of this hatred turned out to be abject suffering, persecution, and painful trials (also described as tribulation). Many other trials and pains suffered by these people (Jews) came from their own people – particularly from the Jews who had refused to accept the message of the Gospel. Some were subjected to socio-economic pressures by their taskmasters who thought they would refute Jesus as the Christ and turn back to Judaism.

Soyinka: Nigeria Long Overdue For Reconfiguring

…Denounces those canvassing second term for Buhari

Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka on Monday said Nigeria is long overdue for reconfiguring, saying it is sickening for some people to be agitating against it.

FG approves concession of Lagos, Abuja airports

Vice president, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, announced on Monday, that the federal executive council has agreed to the concession of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja.

Fox News Host's Teenage Son Killed Self Because Dad Was Fired

The Federal High Court, Abuja, has given the Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC), permission to proceed with its planned recall of Sen. Dino Melaye (APC-Kogi).

Justice Nnamdi Dimgba gave INEC the permission to go ahead with the process on Monday after dismissing Melaye’s suit for lacking merit.

Sex scandals rock Ebonyi varsity

Students of Ebonyi State University, on Monday, raised the alarm over the increasing spate of sexual harassment and exploitation meted to them by some lecturers in the institution.

Some of the studentstold Daily Sun that some lecturers in the university demanded sex, and in some cases, financial gratification before they could pass their courses.

Newly THICK Rihanna Proves That Her ‘NEW BREASTS’ Are REAL

Pop singer Rihanna came under SPECULATION last week, when she hit up the red carpet with a NOTICEABLY BIGGER BUST. Some speculated that Rih may have gotten implants.