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But would they remain very much of friends if one gets to know his baby mama, ex love or not, is crushing on the other? This is based on the premise that no man takes kindly to another man invading his carnal sanctuary. But what if it is the woman asking for it? As Sola Ogudu, Wizkid’s first baby mama did on Twitter days ago. She had tweeted, “Might seem weird. But Davido’s positive vibes and energy makes me soooo super happy! Lool love him.” Most people who reacted to the tweet quickly asked why it’s weird. She never responded though, but the question keeps ringing and ringing and it is doubtful if Wizkid would make a toast to that. She said “Davido’s positive vibes”, what exactly she meant by that has also been left hanging and begging for explanation. It is however public knowledge that things between Wizkid and his baby mama, Sola Ogudu, have not been kosher as evident in her last month’s tweet, describing the Pakurumo’s crooner as an irresponsible father who has abdicated his

Uncharacteristic of a visiting President, the most cherished location that president Emmanuel Macron, the affable French President wanted to be was not Aso Rock villa seat of power in Abuja, but the “Shrine” in Lagos made popular by Afro beat maestro/civil rights icon, late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. How President Macron humanized France during his visit to Nigeria ON July 14, 2018 6:13 AM / IN Just Human , Metro , News / Comments By Magnus Onyibe Uncharacteristic of a visiting President, the most cherished location that president Emmanuel Macron, the affable French President wanted to be was not Aso Rock villa seat of power in Abuja, but the “Shrine” in Lagos made popular by Afro beat maestro/civil rights icon, late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. President macron’s fascination with the ‘shrine’ may not only be owed to his memories of visiting the location when he was a young intern at the French embassy in Lagos in 2002, rather it may be because the ‘shrine’ symbolized resistance and dissent

Two Nigerians have been killed by elephants, near Bajama village, the management of Yankari Game Reserve, Bauchi confirmed.               According to a statement by the Sole Administrator of Yankari Game Reserve, Habu Mamman, the incident happened on July 8, when a herd of elephants went out of the reserve through Sharam early in the morning and headed towards Bajama village. The statement read “The elephants went to Gwartanbali Forest and villagers living around there got excited, came in large numbers and put the elephants in a circle, taking pictures and trying to touch them. “Tragedy struck when the elephants got charged and scattered the crowd and the villagers ran for safety. But as a result, they pushed down a nine-year-old boy called Fa’izu Chiroma Musa who was trampled by one of the elephants and he died on the spot around 10a.m. “The elephants went further in the forest and the onlookers followed them; unfortunately another 45-year-old man, Malam Haruna Abubakar, while

The Ekiti state police command says no policeman slapped Ayodele Fayose, governor of the state. Fayose had said security operatives invaded the governor’s office on Wednesday and later assaulted him.             But speaking with TheCable on Friday, Caleb Ikechukwu, police spokesman in Ekiti, said the police respect the office of the governor and no policeman could have slapped him. “No policeman can and will slap a sitting governor or deputy, they are our excellencies,” he said. The command said two political parties wanted to have their rallies on the same date in Ado-Ekiti but the commissioner of police advised the parties to have their activities at different times because of the security implication. The police had ordered the withdrawal of security details of candidates but Ikechukwu said those with the governor and his deputy who is the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) were not withdrawn. “Police want to ensure a level playing ground for everybody, and we ar

Former President of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo has said stronger leadership was critical for the economic development of the African continent. Obasanjo said this on Friday at the ongoing 2018 Afreximbank Annual Meeting in Abuja He said Africa had the human, mineral and capital resources, as well as strong institutions to become a “heaven on earth,” yet it wasn’t living up to its potential due to weak leadership He said, “We are not where we should be, but we have moved away from where we where. “It is obvious from what we have started to see with the signing of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). “The signing of the AfCFTA is historic and it shows that at last Africans are beginning to work together. “The talk of establishing the AfCFTA has been there since the African Union was established. Imagine how long it took for it to become a reality.” “I remember what happened in Kigali, a day before the signing, we were not sure if 20 countries will sign, so it wa

The monarch was stripped naked and beaten to death by some of his kinsmen at Amodu, Awkunanaw, while on their way to Enugu for a peace meeting at Government House. His death caused the burning of about 20 houses belonging to those suspected to have masterminded his death. Following the development, police detectives raided the community and arrested over 50 persons from the area. The community has long been deserted as police investigations continue. However, the police had in a statement made available to the media declared one Chijioke Okenwa wanted, saying that he had “intensified manhunt for Okenwa, a.k.a Ona Plaza, over his alleged role with his cohorts in the gruesome murder of the monarch.” The police further stated that a warrant of arrest had been issued against the suspects. But, speaking for the first time since Igwe Nwatu was killed, his immediate family said that the monarch’s death was premeditated. Speaking at a news conference over the issue in Enugu,the Natio

Governor Ayodele Fayose yesterday berated the Federal Government over the blockade of all roads leading to the Government House by security men. The security men prevented vehicles from going in and out of the Government House while the APC rally attended by President Muhammadu Buhari lasted. But pedestrians were allowed to go in with many going to join the Ekiti drivers unions who assembled at the government house since Monday night. Many visitors to the Government House parked their cars and trekked inside while those already inside abandoned their vehicles and trekked home. Fayose, on Monday night, had ordered the transport workers’ leaders to instruct their members to park their vehicles at the Government House, in what many in the state believe was a show of power and test of popularity. Speaking about the presence of the crowd at the Government House ground, Fayose said it has proved to the All Progressives Congress that the masses were for him. The carnival-like assemb

Former Vice president and PDP presidential aspirant 2019, Sir Atiku Abubakar alongside Deputy Speaker of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu and Governor Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio and Olu Falae stood in protest against the dreadful killings in the Northern part of Nigeria, The politicians were seen brandishing placards with the words; ‘Buhari Nigeria Lives Matter, Stop the Killings!’ The protest took place in Abuja on Monday shortly after PDP signed a memorandum with R-APC and 30 other political parties. Photos below; We bring the news to you as it comes.....

Every parent wants their kids to thrive , but if raising high-achieving kids was simple everyone would do it. Here's what science says about how you can help your children to succeed in life. 1. Let them feel the discomfort of failure. Researchers from Ohio State University, the University of Kansas and Stanford University asked 98 college students to search online for the least expensive version of a certain kind of blender, with the chance to win cash if they succeeded. Before learning if they won, half the participants were instructed to focus on their emotional response to how they did, and the other half told to merely think about their performance. The task was rigged, though, and all the students learned that the lowest price was several dollars less than what they found. When asked to perform a similar task later, the participants who had earlier focused on the negative emotions of losing spent 25 percent more time searching for an item, compared with the students who di

President Muhammadu Buhari.  Buhari Not Fit For Leadership In 2019 – Arewa Youth Forum Ahead of the 2019 election, the leadership of the Arewa Youth Forum , has stated on Monday that President Muhammadu Buhari does not deserve any endorsement for the presidency election. While reacting to the alleged endorsement by some of the serving lawmakers in the All Progressives Congress from the Northwest in Kaduna, the youth forum national President, Alhaji Gambo Gujungu , stated that the President is not fit to return as President. The AYF stated that the President should serve his legalized four years term and quit the stage for another Northerner due to the killing in the country. The AYF President noted that President Buhari’s 2019 ambition was the claim that the killings in the country is perpetrated by desperate politicians, and he’s yet to make any arrest of a suspect. Gujungu, said that the President should be blamed for the attacks on innocent Nigerians in the country. He sa

A former Aide de Camp (ADC) to President Muhammadu Buhari when he was Governor of Gongola and Military Head of State, Alhaji Al-Mustapha Haruna Jokolo has lambasted the Sultan of Sokoto, Saad Abubakar and Northern elites over what he described as their hypocrisy and complacency on injustice and insecurity in the North. The deposed Emir of Gwandu who was deposed in 2005 had already secured two judgments from High Court and Court of Appeal ordering his reinstatement as the Emir of Gwandu Emirate, launched a virulent attack on Northerners, describing them as people who feign high principles but behave otherwise, especially on the plight of the former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (Rtd). In an interview with Saturday Sun (Print Edition), Jokolo was reacting to specifically to the injustice in the handling of Colonel Sambo Dasuki’s incarceration by Northern elites saying their role was disappointing. On the indifference of Northerner elites, including Sultan of Sokoto

Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe , representing Abia South Senatorial district, said he was recently arrested because the rulling All Progressives Congress (APC) wanted to shut him up. He made the disclosure on Saturday during a reception held in his honour in Aba, Abia state. He also said the APC is doing the same things it accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of doing, and even worse. “ The same thing that the APC accused PDP of doing, they are doing more and worse, the PDP Government was paying around N800 billion in subsidy when the fuel pump price per liter was N85, now the fuel pump price per liter is N145 yet APC is paying N1.4 trillion, so they should tell us how. “There is no need calling it a name, under-recovery, what is wrong is wrong, even the change of name does not change it,” he said. Abaribe’s comments came days after he was arrested and eventually released from the Department of State Services (DSS) custody. He has now stated that he was incarcerated for doing

The Presidency has revealed that it has evidence that some politicians are involved in the killings of innocent citizens who died as a result of the crisis between herdsmen and farmers in the country, EvritinnaijaNaija News understands. The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Garba Shehu , who revealed in a statement said there is evidence of involvement of some politicians using criminals to perpetuate the killings. Mr Shehu, also appealed to Nigerians and members of the international community to refrain from spreading false stories and inflammatory statements concerning the recent herder-farmer clashes. According to him, the Nigerian Government is working closely with state governments and the security services, as well as international partners in order to resolve the issue.The President’s spokesman noted that the clashes between herders and farmers were historical while the causes of the confrontations witnessed were complex and varied. He