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Members of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) were on the streets of Yola, Adamawa Capital to protest against xenophobic attacks on Nigerians living in South Africa. The students matched through major streets bearing placards with inscriptions such as: ‘NANS say no to xenophobia,’ ‘Why kill our citizens and loot their properties?’ ‘Enough of spiral silence,’ ‘Nigerian students can no longer keep mute while South Africans kill Nigerians,’ ‘Nigerians are no weaklings or cowards,’ ‘End South African businesses in Nigeria.’ In the course of the protest, the students led by their National Financial Secretary, Danladi Jonah, picketed Yola offices of South African businesses in Nigeria, including Stanbic Bank, DSTV, and MTN. Addressing the management of Stanbic Bank at the bank’s branch office on Aliyu Mustapha Way, Jimeta, Danladi Jonah said the bank branch would remain shut for all of Thursday and Friday in line with the directive for the anti-xenophobia protest f...

Just like yesterday when Regina Askia-Williams‘ daughter Tessa Williams celebrated her 15th birthday and contested in the Miss New York Teen 2017 pageant, and now she’s just graduated from high school. The 18-yr-old shared photos of herself as she graduates from New Dorp High School, New York. The resemblance cannot be overlooked, Tessa looks so much like her mother.

Recalled the naked girls dancing video in truck, Teckno finally released “Agege” musical video featuring Zlatan and launched by Cartel Music label. The visual is shot by TG Omori. Watch the video here:

Akinwunmi Ambode The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has frozen three bank accounts containing a total of N9.9bn connecting to the former Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode. Reports states that, All Progressives Congress leader, Bola Tinubu, had decided to drag Ambode to the EFCC for investigation. The EFCC, in a Press statement by its spokesman, Tony Orilade, titled, ‘EFCC Secures Freezing Order on Accounts Linked to Ex-Gov. Ambode over Alleged N9.9bn Fraud’, said Justice Chuka Obiozor of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday ordered the freezing of the sum of N9.9bn belonging to the Lagos State Government. The funds are domiciled variously in First City Monument Bank account number 5617984012; Access Bank account number 0060949275; and Zenith Bank account number 1011691254, respectively. Justice Chuka Obiozor gave the order, following an ex parte application filed by EFCC. The EFCC had requested the court to freeze the accoun...

Sonia La Reina and Ik Ogbonna Sonia La Reina has finally announced her divorce with Nollywood actor, Ik Ogbonna. The model made this known through her Instagram page on Thursday, August 8, 2019. She said Ik Ogbonna helped shape her life and she is thankful. This is a hard letter to write as I am pretty sure I will cry my way through this post. I know I should have said all these a long time ago, but back then, I was just weak and could not think straight because I was busy struggling to make things right the best possible way within and even beyond my capacities. A friend of mine asked me the other day if I had written a goodbye letter to my former life, my memories, my ex. When she brought the idea up, I got immediate chills and a touch of anxiety. I wonder why that is. I used to have a very different life. I had a husband and a family. I had someone who lived here and I felt loved me full time. I had a future I was counting on. A lifetime of companionship, family vaca...

Amber Rose, who is heavily pregnant was seen with her boyfriend Alexander 'AE' Edwards running errands on Wednesday, August 7. The actress and model is expecting her second child. She recently shared her six year old son, Sebastian Taylor Thomaz picture with her ex, Wiz Khalifa. The 35-year-old displayed her glaring baby bump as she walked hand-in-hand with her man through Los Angeles.

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), has given all South Africans and their companies operating in Nigeria the ultimatum to shut down and move out of the country within seven days, for the increasing number of Xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa. Akpan made the call at a press conference organised by the Chairman, National Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, yesterday August 7, in Abuja. Akpan said enough is enough with the xenophobic attacks. Nigerians have tolerated the attacks enough and a decisive action against South Africans must be taken to show strength by the Nigerian government. He said that the picketing exercise was peacefully carried with the hope that South Africa Citizen and government would end all forms of attacks on citizens of Nigeria and other African nations. “Behold, the killings have continued and has even assumed a more dangerous dimension. This worsening development calls for a swift reaction. Importantly, we wa...