A couple of years back, when I first learnt of ‘adult nursing’ I was greatly amused. Was there no depth these men would not sink in their fixation with boobs? Now they’d carried it off […]
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, NSCDC, has explained why an officer of the State Security Service (SSS) cleaned the shoes of the minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau, in public. Last Saturday, a 30-second […]
A few weeks back, this column looked into the plight of older women who had to opt for abortions when they believed they wouldn’t be able to cope with looking after an additional child. Christopher, […]
Pastor Adeboye’s prophecies for 2016 are no different from his previous ones – he has managed to keep everything fuzzed up and has avoided being specific so as not to incriminate himself in the future. […]
The festivity in December comes with its excitement as well as pocket drain. Little wonder why most people term January to be the longest and the most challenging month of any year. Usually the excitement […]
Dear Bunmi, I‘m going through my second divorce from a man I married in the native law and custom way. I have two daughters by my first husband and one by my second. I went […]
SIR: For many centuries, Christians have been celebrating Christmas, the birthday of Jesus Christ, our Messiah. It is said that he was partly human and partly divine. Jesus Christ, who walked the earth more than […]
Dear Bunmi, I first had sex when I was 18 years old. As a virgin then, I expected to feel pain, but not the excruciating one I felt. This scared me and I didn’t even […]
“Christmas is dead,” says Elise Belisario, who, like many Venezuelans, can’t afford to hang decorations or make a traditional holiday meal this year. And 2016 augurs bleak times too in this staggering oil giant, where […]
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Saturday said he would for the rest of his life continue to miss his late wife,Stella, who died a decade ago. Mr. Obasanjo made this known while speaking at the […]
I was recently on a quick trip to Johannesburg to finalize the purchase of some machines for our growing company Colours in Africa. Manufacturing in Nigeria is a topic I would rather not talk about […]
A 2011 GALLUP poll showed that 78 percent of Americans consider themselves Christians. Gallup’s 2013 survey revealed that 37 percent of Americans said they attended churches weekly. And in 2014, President Obama told a US Christian […]
Former Akwa Ibom State Governor Godswill Akpabio yesterday spent hours at the National Hospital in Abuja after a car accident . He was discharged at about 5.10pm, accompanied out of the hospital by Governor Udom Emmanuel […]
Nigeria’s first test tube baby is heading for Hungary to study medicine. Hannatu Kupchi, 17,was born at Nisa Premier Hospital in Abuja on February 11, 1998. A ceremony was organised by the hospital on Sunday in Abuja […]
After spending a day with inmates of the Ikoyi and Kirikiri prisons, Lagos, brings an account of what it is like to be serving life sentences and studying for university degrees behind the high walls […]
The rate at which Nigerians commit suicide is becoming alarming. The authorities should address the predisposing factors Last week Tuesday, a 32-year-old man committed suicide in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, by drinking an insecticide, known as […]
At the core of these exemplary feats recorded by African immigrant children is the fact that these young people come from households of parents with an average of a college first degree and the emphasis […]
When Okunade Sijuade became the Ooni he was well-prepared for the throne following in the footsteps of the great Ooni Sir Adesoji Aderemi who was at a time the Governor of Western Nigeria and who […]
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