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Below is a press release from Governor Ayo Fayose's aides Ogun State born Maxwell Olusegun Adegbenro,  Special Assistant on Social Media to the immediate past governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi has accused traditional rulers in Ekiti State, who attended forum organised by Concerned Yoruba Elderst in Ile-Ife on Friday, of collecting N150, 000 bribe each to attend the event. Maxwell Adegbenro made this allegations on his Facebook page at about 11:30 am on Saturday.He berated the Obas, including the Ewi of Ado-Ekiti, Oba Rufus Adejugbe of travellingto Ile-Ife to meet with President Goodluck Jonathan, saying; "The Ekiti Obas can receive the President in their home state and not OAU at a function organised by a group in close association with PDP." Adegbenro, who is  Dr Fayemi’s spokesperson on social media must have echoed the position of the former governor on the traditional rulers' visit to Ile-Ifeon Fridayto attend the event.He said; "And our own tradi

The older brother and manager ofP-Square,  Jude ‘Engees’ Okoye, has welcomed a baby girl with his wife,Ify. Ify gave birth at 7.29pm at Northside Hospital Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday Saturday Nov. 29th. Mother and daughter are doing great. The little bundle of joy has been named Princess Emma Adanna Okoye. Congrats to them ooo.. Source-Naija loaded

According to ESPN, Angel Di Maria out of Man United vs. Stoke clash after hamstring injury Louis van Gaal has confirmed that Angel Di Maria is likely to miss Manchester United's clash against Stoke on Tuesday, though club captain Wayne Rooney could feature following Saturday's 3-0 victory over Hull. Boss on injuries to Di Maria and Rooney: "Angel shall be out for StokeCity, I think. Wayne, I don't know. He said he would be fit."#mufc Wishing him a quick recovery..

Pope Francis was alongside the Grand Mufti side to side today and clasped his hands for a two minute silent prayer in the17th-century Sultan Ahmet mosque, aiming to show respect for Islam and encourage stronger ties between the two faiths.“May God accept it,”Rahmi Yaran, the Grand Mufti of Istanbul told the pope at the end of the prayer. Lots of children and well wishers waived Turkish and Vatican flags and chanted “Long live Pope Francis”as the pope cheerfully left the mosque. Pictures below…

The Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II who was out of Nigeria when the bomb blast at the Central Mosque in Kano occurred, arrived Nigeria today and went straight to the scene of the the attack to assess the situation.During his 20 minutes visit to the blast scene, the Emir said with the way the attacks were carried out, it showed it was well planned and had taken the perpetrators close to two months to plan it. “From all indications, they (attackers) have been planning this for at least two months.I have directed that the mosque be washed and cleaned and prayers should continue here.We will never be intimidated into abandoning our religion, which is the intention of the attackers” he said.

Is this not insanity?. spending N10.1M on alcohol? Am indeed speechless.

Forty-nine-year-old Fred Obi was about to board an Ethiopian Air flight from Abuja to Tel Aviv, Israel with a strange cargo allegedly concealed in his stomach when the law caught up with him. He had ingested 1.594kg of cocaine. But he was not the only one boarding that same flight with the intention of transporting narcotics they had ingested on November 22, 2014 when they were arrested by men of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agencyat the Nnamdi Azikiwe InternationalAirport, Abuja.Also arrested were Ekechi Ferdinand, 36; Okonkwo Paul, 20;Azubuogu Obumneme, 30; Okechi Anthony, 34; Anozie Henry, 34 and Okafor Francis, 51.NDLEA spokesperson, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, confirmed that the raid which was headed by the agency’s commander at the Abuja Airport, Mr. Hamisu Lawan,would turn out to be a revealing one.The suspects, who were said to have been arrested and isolated, were soon made to excrete the drug they had ingested. “The last of the suspects eventually finished excreting the drug

The Queen, Margaret Thatcher and J.K. Rowling have been celebrated in a list of the top 40 women who changed the world. The list, which also includes Marilyn Monroe and 17-year-old girls’ education activist Malala Yousafzai, was topped by pioneering Polish chemist Marie Curie, who was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize – and won it twice.  British nurse Florence Nightingale came second and former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was third. Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst and Mother Teresa completed the top five. See the full list below; 1. Marie Curie 2. Florence Nightingale 3. Margaret Thatcher 4. Emmeline Pankhurst 5. Mother Teresa 6. Princess Diana 7. Queen Victoria 8. Anne Frank 9. Joan of Arc 10. Queen Elizabeth I 11. Rosa Parks 12. Queen Elizabeth II 13. Indira Gandhi 14. Amelia Earhart 15. Amy Johnson 16. J.K. Rowling 17. Marilyn Monroe 18. Jane Austen 19. Mary, Queen of Scots 20. Queen Mother 21. Coco Chanel 22. Benazir Bhutto 23. Enid Blyton 24. Mari

What does she mean by this? Don't know what she is feeling like. So annoying, Mtcheew....

O.M.G!!!, This one is another thing ooo!!!. She holds the Guinness Book of World Records’ for the largest breast in the world. African-American Annie Hawkins-Turner (aka Norma Stitz) has an under breast measurement of 109.22 cm (43 inches) and an around chest-over-nipple measurement of 177.8 cm (70 inches). She currently wears a US size 52Ibra, the largest made, but by American bra estimation, these measurements would put her in a 48V bra, which is not manufactured. The mother of twois a website entrepreneur and a fetish model.