Flip side of that thing that makes us Nigerians

Steve Ayorinde

A litmus test it must be for the Goodluck Jonathan administration in how it explains itself coherently each time it gets enmeshed in conducts that are less than ideal. In almost every direction it moves there is a wrong step taken. Nearly all does look like unforced errors because where puerile justification is not muttered, the response to the nation is always mute indifference.

Mbu Is A Disgrace To The Police Force - Amaechi

Rivers State Governor and Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, Hon. Chibuike Amaechi, has dismissed the comments by the state former Commissioner of Police, Mr. Joseph Mbu, who described himself as a lion that tamed the governor in Port Harcourt.

I Am Neither Proud Nor Arrogant - Joseph Benjamin

Joseph Benjamin is a multi-talented Nigerian Nollywood actor who got his big break as the co-host of MTN Project Fame West Africa Season II (a reality TV show).

The award-winning Nollywood multi-talented actor is also a model, musician and compere, but often mistaken for been pompous and arrogant. In a bid to clear such speculation hanging around his neck, the Kogi State handsome dude this morning posted a picture on his Instagram page explaining reasons he is the way he is.

14-Year-Old Performer On Australian 'X-Factor' Blows Judges Away

14-year-old Jai Waetford looks like an ordinary boy with a guitar, but when he opens his mouth to sing, the judges' jaws all drop. Watch below as this unbelievably talented youngster performs and have the entire auditorium on its feet.

I Am A Married Christian Man

Kanye West has hit back at reports that he asked a wheelchair user at one of his concerts to stand up, declaring: "I'm a married, Christian man."

U.S. Sending 3000 Personnel to West Africa Over Ebola Disease

Obama, who has called the outbreak a national security priority, will outline new steps to address the crisis during a visit to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.

According to senior administration officials, the ramped up military effort centers on command and control, logistics, training and engineering support.

School's Resumption: Teachers insist on protective measures before returning to work

The Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, has said that its members would only resume on the government’s preferred date of September 22, if teachers are properly trained on Ebola prevention measures.

The NUT said its members prefer an extended resumption date, preferably the initial October 13, to be sure the deadly virus poses no risk in schools.

But where the government insists on September 22, teachers will only return to work if they receive sufficient training about Ebola, the union said.