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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

“Park Your Car and Ride A Bicycle” Lagos State to Introduce Bicycle Lanes on Major Roads



Over the past few weeks since the Lagos State government placed a ban restricting commercial motorcycles popularly known as Okada from major roads in Lagos, residents have been experiencing some difficulty in commuting to their various destinations. This has been made worse by the ongoing fuel scarcity which has ensured that fewer vehicles for public transportation are available on the streets thereby causing a hike in transport fares.

“Superstorm Sandy” The United States of America gets hit by one of the Biggest Hurricanes in its History leaving Cities Flooded & 17 People Dead




The United States of America has been hit by one of the biggest storms to ever descend on the country,Superstorm Sandy, with major disasters recorded in the cities of New York and Long Island. The storm which hit the mainland at 6.30pm local time yesterday has left a major parts of the cities under water. Millions of people on the East Coast are said to be facing fallen trees and widespread power outages caused by the giant storm, which swamped New York City’s subway system and submerged streets in Manhattan’s financial district.

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

VIDEO Premiere: Davido – Gbon Gbon





HKN Gang General, Davido returns with the visuals to his catchy single Gbon Gbon directed by Clarance Peters on location in Lagos, Nigeria.

As you know Davido will continue to bless us with several videos off his debut album O.B.O which dropped earlier in 2012.

I Went To A Tantric Sex Class And All I Got Was Awkward Dry-Humping


Tantric Sex
New York Magazine:

“We aren’t gonna, like, simulate sex, are we?” My friend Jeff asked me.

"Don’t be gross. Obviously, I wouldn’t invite you to something like that,” I responded, disturbed.
Cut to a week later and I’m grinding on Jeff’s boner in a room full of strangers being told to “breathe hard” by a woman with a microphone.

Still Capable in his 90s! World’s Oldest Dad Fathers Second Baby at 96 | Says he “does it 3 to 4 times a night”


He was first awarded the title at the age of 94 when he had his first born son. Now at 96, India’s Ramjit Raghav has become the world’s oldest father for the second time at the age of 96.

The pensioner and his 54 year-old wife, Shakuntala welcomed another son Ranjit, last month. 

Nigeria: Suspect Accuses Police Man of Joining in the Lynch of #Aluu4



More revelations are emerging on how four University of Port Harcourt undergraduates were killed as a suspect in custody, David Ugbaje, Tuesday accused a policeman of participating in the lynching of the deceased.

He said the policeman joined the mob in the killing of the four students at Omuokiri, Aluu, in Rivers State on October 5.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Nigerian Ambassador to Ukraine warns Nigerians against Studying in Ukranian Universities




Studying in Ukraine, has in recent times, been a topic of debate considering the alleged racial discrimination being experienced by Nigerian students and the problem of communicating in English Language. As English is not the official language spoken in Ukraine, Nigerian students often have difficulties in communicating when they travel there for their studies.

To buttress this, the Nigerian Ambassador to Ukraine, Frank Ngozi Isoh, has advised Nigerian parents to be wary of sending their children to English Language training institutions as Ukrainians are not proficient in the language.

Nigerian Superstar D’Banj named Best African Act at 2012 MTV Europe Music Awards




Nigerian superstar, D’Banj has been named the Best African Act of the 2012 MTV Europe Music Awards, having received the most votes from fans across sub-Saharan Africa.

D’Banj who has previously won Best African Act at the 2007 MTV Europe Music Awards, Artist of the Year at both the 2008 and 2009 MTV Africa Music Awards, and Best International Act: Africa at the 2011 BET Awards will now compete against India’s Alobo Naga & the Band and Ahmed Soultan from the Middle East for the chance to represent the region in the Worldwide Act category.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Ugandan Lawmaker calls for Life Imprisonment of Homosexuals in Every African Country


In many African countries, it is illegal to be gay. 25 out of 38 African nations have passed laws that give varying degrees of prison sentences to people caught practicing homosexual acts. In Nigeria, a 14-year jail term is prescribed for convicted offenders under the Same Sex Marriage (prohibition) bill which was passed into law in 2011.

Thursday, October 11, 2012

CEO to Workers: I May Fire You if Obama Wins

David Siegel, the owner of Westgate Resorts, sent a surprising email to his employees Monday.It said that if President Barack Obama wins re-election and raises Siegel's taxes, he will have to lay off workers and downsize his company - or even shut it down.

Best Cities For Working Mothers 2012: Forbes List (PHOTOS)

Best Cities For Working Moms




NEW YORK, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Women seeking the best place to work and raise children in the United States may want to head to Ohio, where three of its cities have been voted among the 10 best for working mothers.

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Gambian President Claims to Cure 68 HIV Patients using Herbs


For many years, scientists and researchers across the world have been trying to find a cure for one of the world’s deadliest virus, the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Although these scientists say there is yet no cure for HIV and AIDS, traditional medicine practitioners have made several claims to finding the cure.

Nigeria & United Kingdom to Swap Prison Inmates


Nigeria and the United Kingdom have reached an understanding to begin a prison swap programme. This would be launched as soon as Nigeria signs its Prison Act into law.

BBC interviews the fathers of #Aluu4 murder victims





      Listen to the interview HERE


Do you think Lagos is the Most Innovative City in the World?


The city of Lagos is known for many things. As the most populous city in the country, Lagos is the commercial hub and serves as a meeting point for people from different cultures, religion, profession and more. Lagos is a very diverse city. But do you think innovation is one of the things the city is known for?

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

New Music: Bonafide Feat. Ajebutter22 – Atide



Bonafide crew have been on the rise  in the industry and are back with a funky new tune, “Atide”featuring Ajebutter22. The track was produced by one of the Bonafide crew, JB.

Monday, October 8, 2012

#JusticeforAluu4: M.I Abaga Writes Touching Piece for Murdered UNIPORT Students – The Hope Is The Worst Part Of It




Ever since news of the gruesome murder of four undergraduate students of University of Port Harcourt went viral, some Nigerian celebrities have taken to Twitter and other social media platforms to condemn the act. One of whom is Chocolate City artiste, M.I, who has been praised severally for his great writing skills.
But this time around, M.I is not writing lyrics or poems. His heart-touching piece on the murder of the students – The Hope Is The Worst Part Of It calls on every Nigerian to be part of a change to ensure that this sort of thing never happens again.

New Music: Yung of L.O.S. - Farabale (Freestyle)



Yung is one of the 4 members of superstar group L.O.S whom are currently signed to Storm Records and managed by Bankhead Entertainment

Campus police officer shoots naked student dead


A campus police officer at the University of South Alabama fatally shot a naked freshman who authorities said repeatedly rushed the officer in a threatening manner. At 1: 23 a.m. Saturday, an officer responded to a banging noise on the window of the police station.

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Three Nigerian pilgrims die in Saudi Arabia




Three Nigerian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia have died, Dr Bello Tambawwal, the Head of National Hajj Commission of Nigeria Medina Mission, said. Tambawwal made the disclosure in an interview in Medina, saying the pilgrims were from Kebbi, Kano and Katsina states.