Monday, 9 January 2017

Trial of Justice Adeniyi Ademola, wife to commence on January 11th


The trial of Justice Adeniyi Adetokunbo Ademola of the Federal High Court and his wife, Mrs. Olabowale Toluwatope Ademola, will commence on January 11th. This comes after the Federal Capital Territory High Court, sitting in Maitama, today, granted an application by the embattled judge, asking the court to move their trial from January 18th to an earlier date so they can get it done with and move on with their lives.

Man narrates last moment with his wife that was killed by heavy flood just 3 weeks after marriage

A man from Mpumalanga in South Africa who had been married for only three weeks to the love of his life is now planning to bury her.
On Saturday, January 7, 2017, late Angelina Msiza, the wife of Johannes Mlangeni who was travelling in a taxi was swept away by heavy flood in Kwaggafontein, Mpumalanga. In an attempt to rescue her from the taxi, a local fire-fighter from the Thembisile Hani Municipality also died.

English football chief urges gay footballers to come out in groups to minimise backlash


The issue of homophobia in football has been the subject of debates and deliberations in England in recent years. Presently, there are no openly gay footballers in the English topflight but several LGBT advocacy groups say this is because the gay players are afraid to come out. 

Cristiano Ronaldo poses with his cute family members (Photo)

The footballer shared the beautiful photo of him , his mum and his two sisters on his Instagram page this afternoon.

Curvy Actress Moyo Lawal bares thighs while scantily clad

She shared the sizzling photo on social media, which she captioned "Back in the ring..

Photo: Software developer, Mark Essien weds his beautiful girlfriend in court

CEO Hotels.ng and Software developer from Ikot Ekpene, Mark Essien, married his stunning woman, Jenni Naiaretti, yesterday Jan. 8th in court. She's also a Software Engineer & Consultant. 

Power failure at airports will be addressed by the 2017 budget, Says Minister of State for Aviation


Minister of state for aviation, Captain Hadi Sirika, has said that the 2017 budget will address the problem of power failure in airports across the country.

Sirika made this known on January 8th after inspecting the International terminal building currently under construction at the Mallam Aminu Kano Airport in Kano. 


According to him, the 2017 budget has made provisions for alternate means of power supply in the event that there is power outage at the airport. Sirika disclosed that the reason for the power outage in airports in 2016 was because the budget for the year did not make provisions to address the issue.

Anti-IPOB Protesters Take Case To American Embassy (Photos)

Members of Stand Up for Peace Movement have gone on a protest in Abuja on Thursday, in reaction to America’s stand that IPOB is not a t...