Femi Ogunode breaks Asian record for Qatar

Nigerian-born athlete Femi Ogunode over the weekend broke the Asian record with his 9.93 seconds win the men's 100m event for his adpoted country,Qatar.

Does inequality matter?

The French political thinker Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that men are born equal, but their destinies are shaped by the inequality of conditions. De Tocqueville was the famous author of Democracy in America, an epistle on the principles of civil government in a free society. Born into the French aristocracy, de Tocqueville was obsessed about the ideological notion of equality and what it could mean for Europe in an age of revolutionary upheaval. The issues that dominated that bygone epoch are still very much with us.

Jennifer Lopez Survives Hit 'n' Run Accident

Jennifer Lopez	Jaylo and Leah Remini

Jennifer Lopez, American actress, author, singer and fashion designer had a close shave with death barely 48 hours ago when a drunk driver ran into her car and she shared the details on her Instagram page.

Nigerian Fans Long for Kim Kardashian's Backside After Kanye West Grabs It

Kim Kardashian has found herself in the fantasy of Nigerian male fans after she posted an image on her Instagram page where he husband and rapper, Kanye West visibly grabbed her bum as they walked down a staircase.

The natural law of languages: Use it—or lose it (2)

Onwuchekwa Jemie

Languages survive and thrive when their owners consciously update and expand them and pass them on to their children. Take the nations of Europe: many of them are smaller than many ethnic nationalities of the ECOWAS region. And yet they have continually updated and expanded their national languages by capturing in them the entire learned culture of Europe including its mathematics, science, medicine and literature. This is no accident but a result of persistent application of conscious policy over the years.

Jonathan elates Bishop Oyedepo at 60

President Goodluck Jonathan has praised Bishop David Oyedepo’s massive accomplishments as a devoted servant of God and his immense contributions to the education of Nigerian children.

Released Chibok Girl Found Four Months Pregnant

Miss Susan Ishaya, one of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls released this week by Boko Haram insurgents, has been discovered to be four months pregnant, confirming the fears of the public that the female students who were kidnapped more than five months ago are being raped and physically abused.