Sex and love are often confused by many

Sex and love are often confused by many as the same which is one of the major causes of breakups nowadays.

Having great sex with someone doesn't mean you love them and any relationship built on that is bound to fall apart because it started for all the wrong reasons but true love always stand the test of time.

Tor Constantino of The Good Men Project lists a few abilities couples should have in common to help secure lasting love:

Children of cheaters are more likely to cheat...here's why?

Sasha Brown-Worsham of SheKnows explains that families experiencing infidelity are more likely to produce children who will cheat on their spouse.

In a study of college students, researchers from The Science of Relationships found that cheating tends to run in families. They found that the children of parents who cheat then turn around and cheat in their own relationships. It's easy to see how that works.

Bridal series" by T.A'lamode makeup

There is a new trend among MUAs, it is called the "Bridal Series."

A bridal shoot full of stunning looks for brides.

Recently, MUA Dave Sucre did a very edgy, unconventional, creative and beautiful shoot with Miss Nigeria- Ezinne Akudo Anyaoha as his bridal muse and model.

Read: Miss Nigeria stuns in MUA Dave Sucre's ‘The Bridal Series’

Today, the focus is on MUA Tito Madu of T.alamodemakeup with her own 'Bridal Series."

Hers is a look book that gives any lady a glimpse of how beautiful of a bride she would make.

The looks are all incredibly stunning, beautiful, striking but still natural.

Concerning the makeup, Tito Madu does something amazing, she does not stick to the norms rather she plays and abides by her own rules.

The models rock both simple and edgy looks, while remaining sexy, demure and radiant.

Every bride-to-be is sure to find something she likes in this awesome "Bridal series."

See for yourself in the amazing gallery below.

Fr. Mbaka forgives ex-President

Those who are saying he should stay out of politics are misguided. It is part of the role of priests.

Coming on the heels of President Buhari’s congratulatory message to Fr. Ejike Mbaka, the catholic priest has issued an official statement through his spokesman, to thank his well wishers.
Maximus Ugwuoke, the spokesperson of the Adoration Ministry, said “Those who are saying he should stay out of politics are misguided. It is part of the role of priests. So, they are merely trying to cow him down but I can tell you that Fr. Mbaka is not somebody to be intimidated; the more they do this, the more he is strengthened.”

My only sister's husband beats her mercilessly

My name is John and as I write this, I am full of venom and if care is not taken, I may have to take the laws into my hands and kill someone.

Not just anyone, but my brother-in-law; I mean my elder sister's husband. My sister Jane is the nicest woman any man can have for a wife but her husband, Kenny, seems to take advantage of her calm and quiet nature to turn her into a punching bag.

National Sports Commission boss quizzed

Acting on a formal petition the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC) swung into action to investigate theNational Sports Commission(NSC) Director General, Mallam Alhassan Yakmut.

In a chat with Sports Vanguard Yakmut said “Yes I was invited to the EFCC and I was there for six hours because they were very professional, they were thorough, very efficient.They wanted to substantiate the credibility of the petition before them.”

Ini Edo Enjoying Herself On Vacation, Shows Off Her Assets [PHOTOS]

The popular Nollywood actress is having all the fun she can on vacation, flaunting her stuffs. 

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Female Rapper, Splash Flaunts Her N*pple In Beach Photo

Splash is one of the babes who think flaunting her ‘assets’ is the best way to attract attention. Itssokay

Source: Olufamous

Nigeria: Bakassi - No Going Back On ICJ Verdict - Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari declared yesterday in Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon, that as a law abiding nation, Nigeria would have to live with the verdict of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) which ceded the Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon.

He was reacting to the complaints by Nigerians residing in Cameroon that they are still being subjected to unjust treatment as if they were aliens in Cameroon, following the ICJ's judgement.

Nigeria's Economy, a Volcano Waiting to Erupt - CBN

THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has described the nation's economy as "a volcano waiting to erupt" had the foreign exchange pressure been left unchecked.

Its Director of Monetary Policy Department, Moses Tule, disclosed this yesterday in Calabar, Cross River State, during the opening session of the two-day seminar for finance correspondents and business editors.

Tule, in a lecture titled, "Crude Oil Volatility: Implications for External Reserves and Exchange Rate Management in Nigeria," said the recent policy on foreign exchange was an edge against the imminent disaster to the country's economy.

Buhari taking credit for Jonathan’s achievements – Rep

A ranking member of the House of Representatives, Linus Okorie, has decried President Muhammadu Buhari’s lack of acknowledgment of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s legacies and achievements while in office.

Mr. Okorie asked President Buhari to take note of the natural law that “what goes around comes around”, adding that if Mr. Buhari cannot be fair to his predecessor, he should expect the same treatment when he leaves office.

Akpabio emerges Senate Minority Leader

The Peoples Democratic Party caucus in the Senate on Tuesday announced the appointment of Senator Godswill Akpabio (Akwa-Ibom North-West) as the Minority Leader in the Red chamber.

Making the announcement, President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, also announced the appointment of Senator Emmanuel Bwacha (PDP Taraba South) as Deputy Minority Leader.

Other appointees of the PDP are Senator Phillip Aduda (PDP FCT), Minority Whip; and Senator Biodun Olujimi (PDP Ekiti South), Deputy Minority Whip.

How Teenager Killed 4-year-old Boy In Lagos, Removed His Kidney And Intestine

A 16-year-old boy, Tajudeen Azeez, has been arrested by the Lagos state police command for allegedly killing a four-year-old boy in Ijaniki area of the state.Azeez reportedly removed the deceased’s intestine and kidney after killing him.He was said to have lured the deceased to the back of an Anglican primary school, in the morning and committed the murder there, Daily Trust reports.

Owner Of Mansion Swept Away By Flood In Anambra

Owner Of Mansion House Swept Away By Flood In Anambra Threatens To Commit Suicide According to FB users in Anambra, the house pictured above was swept by flood this past Thursday. The owner is threatening to commit suicide if Governor Obiano didn’t rescue his family. Very sad! May God comfort this family.

Okonjo-iweala In Fresh $2.2m Trouble

Officials of Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) are questioning how former Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala handled payment of the sum of $2.2 million that was the subject of a dispute between the Health Ministry and a global non-governmental organization called the Global Alliance for Vaccine and Immunization (GAVI). 

A letter written by the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Health wondered why Ms. Okonjo-Iweala’s Ministry of Finance rushed to pay the disputed sum to GAVI, a health NGO that had claimed that Nigeria’s health officials had misappropriated the funds between 2011 and 2013.

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NASS Crisis: I’ll Crush All Opposition, Dogara Warns

Speaker of Nigeria’s House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, on Monday, July 27, 2015, warned all members of the parliament, mostly, members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), who are against his leadership, to conduct themselves orderly as the parliament resumes, otherwise, they would be severely dealt with.

Nigeria approached by group offering talks on behalf of Boko Haram - presidency

ABUJA, July 27 (Reuters) - Nigeria's government has been approached by a group that says it is a faction of the Islamist Boko Haram with an offer to hold peace talks, a spokesman for President Muhammadu Buhari said on Monday.

Suspected members of the militant Islamist group have killed more than 600 people in Africa's most populous nation in a spate of bombings and shootings since Buhari was inaugurated as president on May 29, according to a Reuters tally.

Okorocha denies erecting Obama handshake billboard in Owerri

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has distanced himself from the billboard of him in a warm handshake with US president, Barack Obama.

Okorocha, who was part of the President’s entourage during his four-day trip to the United States sparked social media debate after the billboard was erected in his state.

However, the governor in a statement through his Chief Press Secretary,

Sam Onwuemeodo said he was not aware of the development.

Buharism: Nigeria’s revenue rises for second consecutive month

Nigeria’s gross government revenues rose for the second consecutive month in June to 485.95 billion naira ($2.44 billion), up 33 per cent from May, the finance ministry said.

The total for distribution to the three tiers of government was 518.542 billion naira including a 6.33 billion refund by the state oil company, value added tax of 64.99 billion naira and an exchange rate gain of 6.69 billion naira.

The balance of the Excess Crude Account stood at $2.207 billion, up from $2.078 billion on June 23.

Nigeria’s NNPC Will Become Two Entities

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari plans to split the state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) into two entities, his spokesman said on July 25.

Buhari, elected in March on promises to combat corruption, has made clear he wants to overhaul the oil sector in Africa's biggest economy, which provides the government with around 70 percent of its revenue.

I won’t resign – Deputy Speaker, Lasun insists

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yussuf Lasun, again on Monday, insisted he will resist any level of pressure on him to step down.

DAILY POST recalls that there have been pressures from some All Progressives Congress, APC, leaders, Chieftains and the government of Osun State on the Deputy Speaker to resign for Femi Gbajabiamila, who was the party’s adopted candidate in the election of presiding officer of the House on June 9.

Police raid Lagos black spots, arrest 16

No fewer than 16 suspected hoodlums have been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command as it continued with its raid of black spots in the metropolis.

The arrest is disclosed in a statement by ACP Olatunji Disu in charge of the Rapid Respond Squad which carried out the raid.

Nigeria marks polio-free year, raising global eradication hopes

Nigeria marked its first year without a single case of polio on Friday, reaching a milestone many experts had thought would elude it as internal conflict hampered the battle against the crippling disease.

It means the country could come off the list of countries where polio is endemic in a few weeks, once the World Health Organization (WHO) can confirm that the last few samples taken from people in previously affected areas are free of the virus.

Former NDDC board spent over N4bn to sponsor PDP in 2015 – Ex-militant leaders

The dissolution of the board of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, by President Muhammadu Buhari has been hailed by former Niger Delta militant leaders, even as they called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to investigate the last board of the interventionist agency.

How to get the perfect blush

Every bride wants to look her very best on her big day.

She wants to get the wedding-day glow and look like the ultimate blushing bride who can not wait to see her prince charming.

MUA Mally shares rules on how you can be a beautiful blushing bride.

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'Probing Jonathan govt is not a witch-hunt'

The Presidency, on Wednesday, July 22, said the decision of President Muhammadu Buhari to probe only the Jonathan administration, leaving out administrations before him, is not to with-hunt the former President.

It said that series of fraud that pervaded the past government are too massive for any responsible government to ignored.

Pop star begs Obama to rescue him from Manila

Chris Brown had no idea that the Filipino government will be on his case for a 2014 debt while he was making fun of the recent Meek Mill/Drake Twitter drama. Now, he needs President Barack Obama - more than most blacks in USA - rescue him from Manila!

The 'Deuces' singer has been held hostage in Manila for almost three days by the country's government who claims the singer won't leave until he settles a back debt.

Egypt Nile boat accident death toll rises to 29

At least 29 people drowned when their party boat collided with a cargo ship on the Nile, the Egyptian Health Ministry said Friday.

The new toll, after police said 19 people had died in the Wednesday night accident north of Cairo, was released after rescuers found more bodies in the river, the Health Ministry said in a statement.

NAHCO opens cargo warehouses at Enugu airport

Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) has opened two cargo warehouses at Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu.

Declare ‘environment emergency’ in Niger Delta – Activists tell FG

Environmental activists, Thursday, called on the Federal Government to declare a state of ‘environment emergency’ in the Niger Delta region in order to ensure that oil companies don’t divest and abandon their ecological debt to the detriment of host communities.

Borno State Govt. to employ 5, 000 youths

The Borno State Environmental Protection Agency (BOESPA) has said that it will employ 5,000 civilian JTF as street vanguards to enhance sanitation activities in Maiduguri.

The Sole Coordinator of the agency, Alhaji Nasiru Surundi, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Maiduguri on Friday.

A president without ministers: Can Buhari govern Nigeria?

Abuja (dpa) - "On hold" is how many Nigerians would describe how West Africa's most-populous country of 178 million people currently feels.

It's been more than 15 weeks since President Muhammadu Buhari, 72, won the March 28 presidential elections, but he is yet to appoint ministers. In fact, he says he will not form a cabinet before September.

Tribunal dismisses Ihedioha’s petition against Okorocha

The Imo State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal has struck out the petition of the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the April 11 governorship poll in Imo State, Chief Emeka Ihedioha, against the election of Governor Rochas Okorocha of the All Progressives Congress.

Court refuses to stop appointment of Senate Minority Leader

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday refused to grant an interim order stopping the appointment or selection of the  Minority Leader of the Senate, a decision which may clear the way for a former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio‎, to step into the position.

Pastor fails to rise up after instructing members to bury him alive

Tragedy struck in a Zimbabwean village after a pastor, Shamiso Kanyama, died after he was allegedly buried alive on his instructions.

According to reports, Kanyama had asked his followers, five members of the same family, to bury him alive so that he could summon more cleansing powers to help cleanse their house of evil spirits.

Buhari rejects U.S’s gay marriage — Presidency

President Muhammadu Buhari has rejected the gay marriage offer by the United States of America, stating that sodomy is against the law of Nigeria and abhorrent to our culture.

The spokesperson of the president, Femi Adesina said that the issue of gay marriage was discussed during Buhari meeting in the US but he rejected the offer.

APC loyalists abandon Gbajabiamila, accept Dogara’s proposal

There appears to be a crack in the ranks of the members of the House of Representatives loyal to the governing All Progressives Congress and Femi Gbajabiamila, as some of the lawmakers have asked the APC leadership to accept the proposal submitted by Speaker Yakubu Dogara regarding the appointment of principal officers.

Mr. Dogara had in a letter to the National Chairman of the APC explained that he could not honour the request of the party to appoint Mr. Gbajabiamila as House leader saying it would be against the spirit of federal character since the South West region where Mr. Gbajabiamila comes from had already produced the Deputy Speaker.

N20b Calabar Port contract sparks crisis

Shippers are pushing for a probe of the N20 billion Calabar Port dredging contract.

The board of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) approved the payment of $35 million (about N20 billion) to the company that won the controversial contract shortly before it was dissolved last week by President Muhammadu Buhari, The Nation has learnt.

I prefer to go slow and steady – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has again defended the delay in the appointment of his ministers.

Speaking in Washington on Tuesday Buhari said contrary to critics who have nicknamed him ” Baba Go Slow”, he prefers to be ” go slow and steady”.

He noted that the question of when he would name his cabinet has been chasing him around the world.

President dumps National Conference report –Source

President Muhammadu Buhari will not implement the report of the 2014 National Conference convened by former President Goodluck Jonathan, The PUNCH has learnt.

A top government official confided in our correspondent on Tuesday that Buhari was not favourably disposed to the implementation of the report despite the fact that Jonathan handed over the document to him alongside his (Jonathan’s) handover note.

Jonathan had, during his handover ceremony on May 28, told Buhari that the confab report was more important than his handover note.

Court suspends ex-Chadian leader’s case

The case of Chad’s ex-President Hissene Habre that began on Monday in Dakar, has been suspended until September 7, 2015, the president of the African Special Court sitting in the Senegalese capital, Gberdao Gustave Kam, said Tuesday.

The decision was taken just a few minutes after the start of the second day of hearing of the case in which the former Chadian leader is accused of war crimes, torture and crimes against humanity.

The decision was taken because Habre was present in court in the absence of his lawyers who boycotted the session on the request of their client.

Stop calling us ‘nPDP’, Dogara group tells APC loyalists

Members of the All Progressives Congress in the House of Representatives who are loyal to the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, have described as a “very dangerous trend” their being referred to as “new PDP” allegedly by their counterparts who belong to Femi Gbajabiamila camp.

The Dogara faction has also moved to break the faction of Mr. Gbajabiamila, by nominating one his loyalists, Alhassan Doguwa, for the position of majority leader.

Buhari Says U.S. Will Assist in Tracing Nigerian Stolen Oil Loot

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said the U.S. will help trace and recover funds from the sale of about 250,000 barrels of oil stolen on average each day in Africa’s biggest producer.

Senate Minority Leader: Court rules on suit challenging Akpabio’s eligibility today

The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court will, today, determine whether or not the former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Senator Godswill Akpabio is qualified to be appointed as the Minority Leader of the 8th Senate.

The suit, which was lodged before the court by two members of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, from Rivers and Imo states, Alaye Pedro and Dr. Okechukwu Ibeh, respectively, has 18 Senators from the South-South geo-political zone as defendants.

No corrupt APC member’ll escape justice — Buhari

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, said that no corrupt member of his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), or associates will go scot-free in his anti-graft war.

His critics have, however, expressed doubts over his anti-corruption crusade, alleging that he is surrounded by corrupt associates who are untouchable.

Protagonists of Biafra not invited to UN or AU meetings —Uwazurike

The leader of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Chief Ralph Uwazurike, said that neither the United Nations nor the African Union, has invited the protagonists of Biafra to any of their meetings.

Chief Uwazuruike, who debunked the rumour making the rounds in Igboland while fielding questions from newsmen in Owerri, also revealed that the two bodies said they only invite member nations.

Food competition: Man eats to ‘death’ over N625 stake

A middle-aged man, Juma Kabigi, has emerged champion of a food competition in Uganda, reports The Daily Monitor, one of the country’s newspapers.

The Daily Monitor, in a series tweets, said Kabigi ate among other things – three loaves of bread, eight chapatis, 10 eggs, two raw cabbages, four apples and two bundles of raw green vegetables.

Mr Kabigi it was reported won 10, 000 Ugandan shillings ( $3, £2, N625) for all his trouble.

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Stakeholders Endorse Labels, Standards for Energy Efficient Appliances

Stakeholders converged in Lagos recently to determine appropriate labels and standards to be used in identify appliances that are energy efficient.

This is a high-point in the campaign to promote energy efficiency in residential and public sector buildings in the country.

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Charge Jonathan’s CSO to court or release him

Andrew Itsekiri, the lawyer of Gordon Obuah, former President Goodluck Jonathan’s chief security officer, has asked the Director General of the SSS, Lawan Daura, to either charge Mr. Obuah to court or release him without further delay.

Mr. Obuah is being detained by the State Security Service although the service has yet to officially speak about the arrest.

Woman in coma after butt implants explode

Serena Beuford, 27, who resides in Boston, Massachusetts, is currently in a coma.

Beuford went into coma after her butt implants exploded when she was doing squats at the gym.

The members of the gym who were there when the incident happened said they heard a loud popping noise then saw Beuford on the ground screaming in pain.

Woman recounts horror of 'bum job'

A woman has spoken of her heartache after spending her life savings on a 'booty job' bum lift operation - only for the surgeon to bungle it and leave her in agony and unable to sit down.

"I lost so much weight I looked ill and had to have a break from the [gastric] band,' she explains. 'But I went from a size six to a 14 in weeks before having the band fixed and losing weight again.'The fluctuation in my weight left me with loose skin on my stomach and legs and wrinkly folds and sagging skin around my hips and bum.

Burundi Presidential polls open amid blasts, gunfire

Polling stations have opened in Burundi’s controversial presidential elections with Pierre Nkurunziza widely expected to win a third consecutive term.

Shortly before voting started on Tuesday, at least two people – a policeman and a civilian – were killed, according to witnesses, in a string of explosions and gunfire in the capital Bujumbura, the epicentre of three months of anti-government protests.

On Tuesday, Al Jazeera’s Haru Mutasa, reporting from Bujumbura, said that one of the opposition members was also killed overnight in the city’s Nyakabiga neighbourhood. The incident prompted a big crowd to gather there in protest in the morning.

Boryeong Mud Festival 2015: Locals and tourists get down and dirty in South Korea [Photos]

Organizers claim the mud has health benefits as it is rich in minerals. The festival was originally started as a marketing vehicle for a company that uses the mud in its cosmetic products.See more photos after the cut...

Nigeria: Obama pledges anti-terrorism support as Boko Haram burns students alive in Cameroon

US President Barack Obama has pledged support to Nigeria's fight against terror group 

Boko Haram, which has killed thousands of people in the north-east of the country since 

2009.Obama met with Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari to discuss relations between

 the two countries and strengthen cooperation to defeat terrorism.

Obama praised Buhari, who took office in March after defeating former leader Goodluck 

Jonathan, for "a very clear agenda in defeating Boko Haram and extremists of all sorts

 inside of his country."

PZ Cussons profits hit by Nigerian downturn

PZ Cussons profits have tumbled by almost a third after disruption in Nigeria hit one of its largest markets.

The maker of Imperial Leather soap and St Tropez fake tan reported pre-tax profits had slumped by 32pc to £84m in the year to the end of May. Revenue declined by 5pc to £819m during the year.

APC govs oppose Fayose as NGF deputy chairman

The All Progressives Congress, APC, has said that it will oppose the choice of Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State as deputy chairman of the Governors’ Forum.

A source close to an APC governor in one of the North Central States said the choice of Fayose by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was ill considered and unacceptable to the party.

The source said the APC was wary of the controversial governor and would not accept Fayose for such a sensitive position, asking the PDP to find a suitable replacement.

“I wonder why the PDP thinks the Ekiti State governor should be the choice for the deputy chairman of the forum when they could not accept him as the chairman of their PDP Governors’ Forum. The choice is unacceptable to us and we would oppose it when we meet on Wednesday,” the source confided.

He went on to say that Fayose has remained a divisive factor during the electioneering campaigns and has remained so after the polls and it would be an ill-informed decision to have him occupy such a position.

According to him, the APC was not averse to the PDP fielding a level headed governor to deputise for the chairman of the forum, but “certainly not Governor Fayose that is given to reckless and inciting statements and actions.”

Fayose was at the center of the anti-Buhari campaign during the electioneering process and once alleged that the then presidential candidate of the APC wears pampers like his aged mother.

The Governors’ Forum is scheduled to meet tomorrow to adopt deputy chairman among other things.

Ukraine, Rebels Report Deadliest Fighting In Over A Month

The separatist rebels in turn accused Ukrainian forces of intensifying attacks. They said two of their fighters and a civilian had been killed, and seven people wounded.

More than 6,500 people have been killed since the conflict broke out in eastern Ukraine in April last year. Attacks have lessened since the peace agreement was brokered in Minsk, Belarus, five months ago, but both sides accuse each other of violations.

The latest daily casualty figures were the highest in over a month.

Buhari Determined To Bring Change To Nigeria

Anyaoku stated this while briefing State House correspondents on the outcome of his meeting with the President.

The former Commonwealth secretary-general had met with Buhari to discuss, among other things, the impending visit of the President to the United States.

El-Rufai sacks 20 permanent secretaries

Kaduna Governor Nasir Ahmed El-Rufai yesterday fired 20 out of the about 35 Permanent Secretaries in the state.

According to the Governor, the sack was necessitated by his administration’s desire to reduce the cost of governance in the state.

Breaking: Radio Biafra resumes transmission, changes frequency

The controversial Radio Station, popularly known as Radio Biafra is reportedly back on the airwaves. The development is contrary to government’s claim that it has successfully jammed the station. The Federal Ministry of Information had on Tuesday revealed that signals coming from the controversial Radio Biafra have been successfully jammed by the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC. 

PDP Dismisses Otti’s Claim On Withdrawal of Petition

The Abia State Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Emma Nwaka, on Wednesday, July 15, 2015, refuted the claim by the governorship candidate of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Mr. Alex Otti, that he was being pressurized by PDP members to withdraw his petition at the  election tribunal  sitting in Umuahia.

More than 50 IS child soldiers killed in Syria in 2015

More than 50 child soldiers recruited by the Islamic State group in Syria have been killed since the beginning of this year, a monitoring group said Wednesday.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it had documented the deaths of 52 child soldiers, all under the age of 16, who had been part of IS’s “Cubs of the Caliphate” program.

Gani Adams’ OPC says will not protest withdrawal of pipeline surveillance contract

                                                     

Gani Adams says his faction of the O’odua People’s Congress (OPC) will not participate in the protest against the withdrawal of the contract for the protection of NNPC Pipelines.

Adams, the National Coordinator of the pressure group, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Lagos said that protest would not solve the problem of the contract withdrawal.

“We had a meeting over the withdrawal of contract to protect the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) pipelines.