By Reno OkokriI saw the video of one gentleman styling himself as an Eze Igbo in Lagos and claiming that Igbos built Lagos, and he specifically mentioned Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu. Our Igbo brothers and sisters are much loved and ...
Read More »Nigerian foreign minister urges West to focus on its security issues
Earlier, the US and UK issued warnings about the risks of staying in Nigeria amid anti-government protests, urging their citizens to refrain from traveling to the country for the time being. 💬 “We have seen from events as they unfolded ...
Read More »New National Anthem | Nigeria We Hail Thee! | Insensitive Men | Seun Kuti
Electricity Tariff is just the beginning! Una go soon confess – Seun Kuti
Double Standard, ECOWAS, Democracy, and the Presidential Election Tribunal in Nigeria, By Hajiya Najatu Muhammad
Recent events in the affairs of our nation, most especially the risk of destabilising the entire West African region by the ECOWAS leaders necessitates the need to once again speak out and to call on all Nigerians to stand united ...
Read More »Mexican mayor weds reptile
As onlookers clapped and danced, a mayor of a small southern Mexico town entered into holy matrimony with a female reptile in a traditional rite to bring good fortune to his people. Victor Hugo Sosa, mayor of San Pedro Huamelula, ...
Read More »Bakers to Nigerians: Expect increases in bread prices
Premium Bread Makers Association of Nigeria expresses concern over the impact of economic reforms on their industry. The unification of exchange rates affects wheat and sugar imports, leading to price increases. Rising energy costs, potential electricity tariff hikes, and VAT ...
Read More »No plan to increase fuel to ₦700 per Litre – IPMAN
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has denied plans to increase the pump price of petrol to N700 per litre nationwide. The Chairman of IPMAN Southwest Zone, Alhaji Dele Tajudeen, emphasized that the price of petrol would not ...
Read More »Ileya in the Southwest of Nigeria – Reno Omokri
One of the things I cherish most about Muslims in the Southwest of Nigeria is their behaviour during Sallah. Yoruba Muslims don’t even call it Sallah, or Eid al Kabir. They coined their own word for the celebration. They refer ...
Read More »Dangote refinery: Lagos to explore waterways to reduce traffic
By Sharon Osaji The Lagos State Government has said that ahead of the commencement of operations by the Dangote Refinery in July, the state government is considering water transportation to cushion the effect of traffic in the area. The Permanent Secretary, ...
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