Richard Branson Fights Against Nigeria's Anti-Gay Law

Virgin Atlantic Airline boss, Sir Richard Branson, is angry with the Nigerian Senate for passing a law that would 'make life difficult for gays in the country'. To this end, he has kick started a campaign within his circle of influence against the newly passed anti-Gay bill by the Senate.

Below is the position of the Business mogul, who described the law as cruel...

2 Nigerian Soldiers Charged to Court for Armed Robbery

Two soldiers from Ojo Cantonment and their civilian accomplices have been remanded in prison custody by an Ebute-Metta Magistrate’s Court, sitting at Oyingbo, Lagos, for armed robbery and kidnapping. The soldiers and their two accomplices, gave their names as...

Landlord Throws Blackface Out; Now Squats in Waterside

The precarious financial situation of former Plantashun Boiz member, Blackface, seems to be getting worse by the day. First it was his wife that abandoned him and moved out of their home due to his inability to meet his obligations as husband and father. The sad news now is that...

Nigerian Who May Emerge First Black British Prime Minister

His name is Chuka Umunna. His has a Nigerian father and a British mother. This gives him the right to claim both countries. Umunna, who is a key player in the Labour Party, is already being described as Britain’s Obama in the UK's political circle and is quoted to have said...

NUPENG Says It Will Continue To Resist Subsidy Removal

The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers says there is no going back on its opposition to the Federal Government’s proposed removal of fuel subsidy come January 2012. NUPENG said it would continue to oppose the move until the government was able to...

ASUU Cripples Universities, Embarks on Indefinite Strike

University lecturers under the umbrella of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, on Monday begin an indefinite strike across the country. National President of ASUU, Professor Ukachukwu Awuzie, who made this known on Sunday in Port Harcourt said...