How Native Doctor Duped Men Of N21.1m And Later Gave Them Acid As Spiritual Concoction

A 45-year-old native doctor, Jamiu Alao, was on Monday charged with defrauding two men of N21.1 million and attempted murder at an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.

Mr. Alao, who lives at Ijebu-Ode, Ogun, is facing charges of conspiracy, obtaining money under false pretences and attempted murder.

He pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Dora Akunluyi’s Corpse Arrives Nigeria This Week

The body of late Prof. Dora Akunyili will arrive Nigeria this week, her husband and brother have confirmed. Though nothing much has been said about her burial plans, just that her corpse will be brought home before the week runs out. May her soul continue to rest in peace.

Michael Jackson Kids' Are Given a $8M a Year Allowance

As Michael Jackson's estate grows in value, the yearly allowance his children Prince, 17, Paris, 16, and Blanket, 12, share has increased from $5 million to $8 million-and it sounds like they take full advantage of it.

Page Six talks to sources including former Jackson friend Marc Schaffel, who's now engaged to Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe, for details on how the kids spend their money:

Does Penis size matter in sex? Nigerian Women speak to GhenGhenHub

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Julius Agwu Confesses He Has Once Been An Orange Hawker

So true, don’t ever underrate anyone in life. Julius has once said he used to sell oranges for his mom and confirmed it again this morning. Yours truly used to hawk Oranges, Akamu and Okro, he said. God is indeed good.

D’banj’s 34th Birthday: A Recap Of His Accomplishments

Dapo Daniel Oyebanjo (popularly known as D'Banj) is a Nigerian singer/songwriter, Harmonica player and an entrepreneur. He was born June 9, 1980 in Zaria in the northern parts of Nigeria to a military father and a business/entrepreneurial mother. 

He attended Nigerian Military School and later, the Nigeria Navy School Ogun State where he was a member of the school band. In 1999, D’Banj went on to study Mechanical Engineering at the Lagos State University. 

How Akunyili’s Sickness Started + How She Got Into Power Because Of Her Honesty

The Guardian

When Mrs. Dora Nkem Akunyili was the Zonal Secretary (South-east) of the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund in 1998, Nigerian doctors gave her what many of her family members considered to be a health scare. They said she had a growth and needed surgery.

Akunyili, then 44, decided to travel to the United States, first to get a second opinion and then undergo the prescribed surgery. The bill for the medical trip was $17,000, including $12,000 for the surgery.

An expert in Concierge Medicine said $12000 even 15 years ago would barely scratch the surface to do a full concierge medicine and work-up even before treatment.