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 She bent slowly, her hand sliding deep into the bag. Her movement was slow, almost deliberate. Funsho’s eyes followed her moves. He was silently grateful for the company which others provided; those who like himself had formed a crowd of onlookers. They had their eyes fixed on this woman who people in the neighborhood had named ‘Queen’. Queen

For our house we dey chop well-well,we dey chop. God don butter our bread, come sugar our tea.He don bless us so much with food sote all the domestic and international animals wey dey our house dey form Mofasa. Make you for take know say I nor dey lie, the rats wey dey our compound dey flex, dem be like bull dog. Our dogs? Dem be like Lion.Our chicken dem nko? Dem be like Kangaroo! All the food wey we eat remain naim dem dey eat. We sef be like puff-puff, our body dey shine, e dey shine pass 60 watts light bulb. If you never still believe me, come visit me for my house for Sekina street. Yes, things don dey better for our area now. Government don put Kolotar for our road, come cover our gutters well-well. No more mosquitoes, but the one wey manage show, for him small mind na London e dey.

University of Ibadan chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has asked the Senate President, David Mark to apologise to the leader of Government negotiation with ASUU, Deacon Gamaliel Onosode over alleged disparaging comments. This formed part of the resolutions of the union at the end of a congress in the institution, weekend, signed by the chairman of the ASUU at the university, Dr. Olusegun Ajiboye. According to him, instead of the senator condemning the leader of the government delegation in 2009, the elder statesman “deserved respect as a man of proven integrity, and impeccable character,” because of his pedigree.

Brand new release from Ify_G, this song should top your chart. Its one song that would remain on repeat. Download and share with friends, don’t forget to drop your comments.                                                                    DOWNLOAD  

  Burna Boy who has hailed Fela being one of his influences in his musical career. Performing on stage at Felabration with nothing but his underwear. view more pics below

IGBO AMAKA!!!        After listening to the lecture given during the annual Odenigbo lecture held at Maria Assumpta Cathedral, Owerri,a lecture initiated by Most Rev A. J. V. Obinna,the catholic archbishop of Owerri Archdiocese,I couldn't help but feel ashamed for Nd igbo. We are at the verge of driving our language to extinction.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) on Friday said it would soon embark on the construction of a new city gate, to cost N64 billion. Imagine this wasteful venture! And yet they can't pay ASUU 89 billion. Nigeria I hail thee! The Director, Public Building of the FCTA, Mr Bernard Lot, who made the disclosure while speaking with news men in Abuja said the gate, would serve as a symbol of cultural heritage

The broken down car stereo was blaring out Fuji music, only the driver seemed to be enjoying the music. The Preacher in the bus seemed to have a hard time getting his voice heard. The mini-bus crawled in the heavy traffic. The scorching sun made the trip even more unbearable, the bus didn’t have an air conditioner to help reduce the heat. What Danfo ever did?, thought Tomiwa,

Sequel to considerable success ac hieved with Men Of Honour and A Thousand Questions , new kid on the block; Fiziedeen has hit the studio to express himself through good music once again, This time he delivers a quality tune dedicated to all mothers and everybody finding it difficult to say 'I love you' to their moms.

This is the photo of the coffin of the late ONDO state EX Governor, Olusegun Agagu after the plane crash of the Associate airline which was bound for Akure. May the souls of the Departed Rest in peace (RIP)

As i sit down to write this piece, my thoughts are of Nigeria turning 53. The self-proclaimed 'Giant of Africa' has been free of the British empire for 53 years but yet no giant stride have been taken in her development.     Nigeria as a country has survived over 100 years (1800-1900) of European exploitation and 60 years ( 1900-1960) of direct colonialism, 3 years (1967 - 1970) of civil war, almost 33 years of military rule and several ethnic and religious crises and yet we seem not to have learnt our lessons. we are still plagued by ethno-religious violence ( spear headed by by the Islamic sect known as boko-haram) . The question here is