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Once upon a time in the village of Elerin lives a notorious armed robber called Okanran. Okanran grows from being an armed robber to a terrorist. In the neighbouring village lives a warrior called Ina Loju Ekun. Both men dare ...

Mogbaladura wipe ogun aṣeti koni je tiwa ninu osu na,eni na tuni ọjọ (ẹtì) ti wonpeni (friday)…olodumare koni je ki akoju ogun aṣeti nile aye emi ati iwọ… Ẹni tikole tele,ẹniti wa ọmọ latibi,ẹni fe aṣerori lori adawole ẹ,ẹni todawọ ...

Owonrin omo ase’ka bi eni ti soo’to, Otito ba le di odo, ika bale di yangi, difa fun owonrin lojo tofe lo ya apo ika, E je kase otito, ka ya apo ika danu, Oore lope, ika koye omo Eniyan- ...

Many workers in Lagos state, May 1, 2015, assembled at the Onikan stadium in Lagos Island with the State Governor Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola for the festival of the current year’s Workers’ Day. The Governor, who tended to the workers, ...

Situated in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, the Aridolf hotel is reportedly owned by Nigeria’s first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan. According to Financial Times, “In the lobby, Louis XIV furniture is accompanied by bowls of plastic fruit, faux Dutch landscapes and a ...

If US media reported the protests in Baltimore akin to similar events in Third World countries, the public would see the true nature of biased coverage in Maryland. US media cover events that happen in the United States and in the rest ...

Above is the Alenia ATR 42-500 MPA Surveyor plane, supposedly used to take aerial shots amid the invasion of Sambisa Forest by Nigerian troops earlier this week. The plane was utilized to detect Boko Haram camps and also detect their ...

Look at the comment area on this Genevieve Nnaji and Pete Edochie photograph. Nigerians transformed it into a kind of proverb challenge. haha…

The Defense Headquarters has reported the rescue of 234 more ladies and youngsters from Sambisa forest yesterday April 30th. The military had earlier saved 293 females on Tuesday April 28th and another 160 young ladies yesterday April 30th.

One of the survivors of the Ode-Irele methanol poisoning in Ibadan, Mr. Olorunwa Jero, yesterday, recounted his ordeal in the throes of death. Jero, a father of six, who is a vulcaniser, narrated: “By the time I was brought here, ...