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Check out the most expensive University in Nigeria

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                The new Edo State University, Iyamo, happens to be the most expensive public university in Nigeria now. The new Edo University  The school which is founded by the governor of the state, Adams Oshiomhole began its first academic session on April 11, 2016, had students who were offered admission after writing the school last Post UTME of the school, were shocked when the school fees were released. A student has to cough out N710,000 to study accounting and Computer Science in the newly established institution. This does not include acceptance fee of N50,000, feeding and buying of books. The University fees which is not a private owned institution, with the approval of the Edo state House of Assembly, making it the second state university owned by Edo state after the Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma fee is four times higher than the fee being paid in Osun State University, one of the former most extensive publ...

Dignatries refuse to disclose donations at Aisha Buhari's book launch

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Wife of Nigeria president, Aisha Buhari’s launched a book titled “The Essentials of Beauty Therapy: A Complete Guide for Beauty Therapy” yesterday, April 14, at the presidential villa banquet hall, Abuja. According to reports, prominent personnel present at the public book presentation intentionally refused to disclosed their donations. It was not clear whether their decision was based on the present administration’s anti-graft crusade. Organizers of the presentation revealed that the donations would be sent to parents of the over 200 schoolgirls abducted from Chibok and the parents of the boys abducted in Buni Yadi. Meanwhile, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo noted at the event to Mrs. Buhari that the president is very strict on monetary issues and should not expect any large donation from him. And he pointed that himself and the president were on half salaries. Osinbajo also stressed the importance of the girl-child education, he said: “Girl-child education is still an is...

Annie Idibia loves being black

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Nollywood Actress, Annie Idibia posted photos of herself on IG with a beautiful caption of loving her skin. Check it out...

Photos: Olajumoke Orisaguna goes back to school

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She arrived at Poise Nigeria, Lekki today to begin her transformational courses in Etiquette & Communication.

Atlético Madrid sends Barcelona out

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Barcelona’s hopes of a second Champions League in a row, two trebles in two years, were broken. For only the second time in eight years they have failed to reach the semi-finals; both times they were crashed out at this stage and by this Atlético side. There will be much to pick over after the referee, Nicola Rizzoli, judged that a handball in the 91st minute had occurred outside the area, not in it. Lionel Messi took the free-kick, sending Barcelona’s last chance over the bar and four nervous minutes later this stadium erupted once more. Atlético had three attempts on goal inside seven minutes and, if one was an easy catch for Marc–André ter Stegen, there were genuine chances for Gabi and Griezmann. The first flew over from near the edge of the area; the second, a header, drew a sharp save. A moment later, Yannick Carrasco’s ball flashed across the box. The home side had chosen to attack; the visitors’ plan appeared to be to anaesthetise. Barcelona had the immense majority of ...

Mikel Obi's girlfriend shared lovely family photo

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Mikel Obi’s girlfriend, Olga Diyachenko shared photo of herself, Mikel and their twin daughters on instagram today. 

See one of the China's cities President Buhari visited (Photos)

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President Buhari who is presently on a state visit to China, visited the Former Chinese Imperial Palace which is rather known as China’s Forbidden city, today April 12, 2016. Special Adviser to Buhari on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, has written a brief history of the forbidden city. Read: The city was built from 1406 to 1420 in the reign of the Ming Dynasty Yongle Emperor. It served as the seat of power for 24 emperors, over the course of 491 years. And why is it called the Forbidden City? Because it was not just for anybody. Not for the hoi polloi, nor the flotsam and jetsam of society. Not for the proleteriat, but only the privileged and dignified. The poor enter at their own peril. It was off limits to them. But then, the Hausa say “Seriki goma, zamani goma” (Ten kings for ten epochs) and then times and seasons would change. The Forbidden City, located over vast hectares of land, with over 8,000 buildings and 1,800,000 sets of artifacts, fell to the 1911 Revol...