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Calabar, the Cross River State capital, has become Nigeria’s first digital city, following the completion of installation of its metropolitan dark fibre optic network infrastructure. This feat was accomplished through a partnership between the Cross River State Government and telecommunications giant, MTN. The infrastructure, which consists of 120 kilometres of 96 core fibre cable and open access ducts, spans the length and breadth of the capital city. Calabar has, therefore, become the most comprehensively wired city for voice, data and video telecommunications and various technology-driven services in the country. The Special Adviser to Governor Liyel Imoke for Communications Technology Development, Mr. Odo Effiong said the infrastructure would not only facilitate improved telecommunication services but also overtime, offer a variety of technology driven services and improvements including access to information on tourism, innovation, security, transportation, education, health c

Messi to join Chelsea?, that will be a good news for all Chelsea fans on the other hand not a good news for Barcelona fans Rumor has it that Lionel Messi is starting to get a little unhappy at Barcelona, with Spanish newspapers reporting of a rift between Messi and manager Luis Enrique. Now that he has followed CFC just when the January transfers are on, is he going to follow them to Stamford Bridge?

Popular Nigerian Media/On-Air-Personality turned politician, Dayo Adeneye (D-One) has been appointed as amember of the Media and Publicity Committee for Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s second term Project. Dayo was a part of the last electioneering process inOgun state where he contested for a seat at the state House of Assembly under his Odogbolu constituency but lost in the December 2nd primaries. The veteran media business entrepreneur,whose appointment came on the heels of recommendation from top hierarchy in the Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s Campaign Organization is to aide the success of the Governor and his party, APC’s bid with innovative media strategy that will earn the party the desired goal that will equally lead to the massive success of the party at the upcoming 2015 Gubernatorial and presidential elections.

Governor of Niger state, Aliyu Babangida says that one has to tell lies to survive in the political scene of today, adding that there is no morality in politics. He says if anyone wants to pursue morality, they should go and become Imams or Pastors. The Governor stated this while inaugurating the PDP guber campaign committee in Minna the state capital January 5th. “If you cannot lie, get out of politics. Anything you are involved in has its own rule. You are in politics to win, win first and let other things follow. Don’t be the one crying louder; lest you will be the one they will take to court. If you are talking of honesty or morals, go and become an Imam or pastor. Politics cannot be the way it used to be. “The challenges are more now, the variables have changed, the issues that we are going to face in 2015 are different from the ones we faced in 1999 and we must bear this in mind. Our society is not as grateful as it used to be, the values and morals have gone

Though some of his fans have said it sounds unbelievable, comic actor, Lanre Omiyinka popularly known has Baba Ijesha insists his car, N10m cash, laptop, newly acquired camcorder and other cameras were stolen from his Ikorodu home over the weekend while he was away with his family. Baba Ijesha who confirmed this to an online media house, however says the most painful of them was his new movie which he stored in his laptop and had already gone through the editing stage, was stolen along with the laptop. The case has since been reported to the police, investigation is on

The All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Major-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has assured Nigerians that all corrupt politicians will end up in jail once he is elected into power. Buhari, who gave the assurance on Tuesday during the APC rally and the presentation of the party’s flag to Umana Umana as its governorship candidate in Akwa Ibom State in Uyo, said he would block all loopholes through which money was being siphoned out of the country. “When we come into power, anyone who steals Nigeria’s money will end up in Kirikiri Maximum Prisons. We are going to make sure that Nigeria’s wealth belongs only to Nigerians,” he said. He decried the nation’s over-dependence on oil, saying the country would not have faced the current economic downturn if the country had invested in agriculture. According to Buhari, Nigeria used to export tin and columbite, but all of a sudden stopped producing and exporting these minerals with the hope that the country has oil. On the po

27 year old Brazilian beauty Andressa Urach spent a month in intensive care after cosmetic gels rotted her muscles after she got surgery to enhance her butt. The model, who was 2nd runner Miss Bum Bum Brazil in 2012, said she feared she would lose her leg after the gel inserted into each of her upper thighs ‘rotted’ her muscles. Her wounds then got infected, causing septic shock. She reportedly had injections of two filers, hydrogel and PMMA, to make her butt larger but a few months after the cosmetics surgery, she knew something was wrong as she became uncomfortable. The gel had to be drained from her butt. “The hydrogel was not absorbed by my body and started to harm me.” she told Brazil’s R7 website… The model recently released photos taken during her month in intensive care.

Lagos state doctors are crying out for their salaries which allegedly is still owned to them. They said that the lagos state officials owed them three months salaries, they say that the government has told them they won’t stop them from going on strike. They Lagos state Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) doctors said that they are being owed over 3 months salary and have been accused by the Lagos state government of not going to work. They said Fashola and the officials should pay their fees and in their words: ” Tell Fashola To Pay Us, We Don’t Want To Kill Nigerians”. They said that the government is owing them for salaries of May, April 2012 and August 2014. They all chanted that they won’t surrender their rights and allow the officials subjugate them, they said they are also not interested in working part time. We don’t have enough specialists in Lagos state nor in Nigeria, they said blasting the government former stance of having enough specialists in the medica

To the world she’s a fiery rap superstar at the top of her game. But Nicki Minaj has revealed a secret heartache that has hung over her like a shadow for years. The 32-year-old has spoken openly for the first time about having an abortion when she was a teenager in a candid new cover interview with America’s Rolling Stone magazine. Detailing the horror of making the decision to terminate a pregnancy at such a young age, Dailymail reports that Nicki said: ‘I thought I was going to die. I was a teenager. It was the hardest thing I’d ever gone through. It’s haunted me all my life. It’d be contradictory if I said I wasn’t pro- choice. I wasn’t ready. I didn’t have anything to offer a child.’ The star first hinted at the subject in her 2008 track Autobiography, in which she referred to herself as ‘mommy’. The topic returned to the spotlight earlier this month when she showed off her vulnerable side in new track All Things Go. Referring to a child who would have been 16, the sam

Little Chinansa (pseudonym) lost her innocence to a neighbour, who stole her virginity under the pretext of being a friend. Though in kindergarten class two, Chinansa vividly recalled how she was allegedly defiled by 25-year- old Hamzat Afeez, a painter who lived in her parents’ house. During a visit to the residence on Remi Ogunjimi Street, in the Egbeda area of Lagos State, the minor told PUNCH Metrohow Afeez raped her and afterwards washed her pants to get rid of blood stains that came out of her private parts. She said, “AZ (Afeez) took my sister inside his room and I followed him inside. AZ now removed my pants and put his thing in my bum-bum (private parts). “Then blood came out on the bed. He now washed my pants. He now said he wanted to go and bath. I now went out and told my mummy. When my daddy came back, I also told my daddy. ” The victim’s father, Mr. Okechukwu, said his worry was how the memory of the incident would not hunt his daughter in the fu