Femi Fani-Kayode pays a courtesy visit to Bishop David Oyedepo

Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode today paid a courtesy visit to Founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide International aka Winners Chapel, Bishop David Oyedepo 

"It was an honor to spend some time with one of the most courageous men in our country today at his magnificent home at Canaan land. Bishop David Oyedepo is one of God's endtime generals and a great blessing to Nigeria and the Church. May God continue to use him mightily," he captioned the photo above.

Photos: Delta State lawmaker visits James Ibori in the UK to show his "unflinching loyalty and support''

Hon. Chief Evance Ochuko Ivwurie, Member representing Ethiope East State Constituency at Delta State House of Assembly, travelled to London with friends to reaffirm their "loyalty, support, obedience and commitment to the charismatic and visionary leadership" of former governor James Ibori, who was released from prison late last year after completing half of his 13 year jail term. 

Ibori was jailed for money laundering and stealing over $200m from the Delta State government while he served as governor. In a post published on his Facebook page yesterday, January 16th,  the Chairman House Committee on Agriculture and National Resources, wrote:  

"Happy Birthday, Michelle. I love you" Barrack Obama wishes Michelle a happy 53rd birthday

Barrack Obama is a man in love and he doesn't fail to show this. Today is Michelle Obama's 53rd birthday and the president did not fail to express his love for her while wishing her a happy birthday.

He did this via his Twitter account and included a line from his famous farewell address given in Chicago.

Viral video of slain US Army Veteran, Chuks Okebata, and his wife embroiled in bitter fight in presence of their kids

A video shared on Facebook by Ada Mbaeri, the sister of slain US Army Veteran, Chuks Okebata, showing the deceased and his wife engaged in an altercation has gone viral.

Flying cars are real, and Airbus is making them this year

If there’s one thing that the year 2000 and beyond really let us down on it’s the unfulfilled promise of flying cars. Sure, there are airplanes that can be driven on city streets, but they’re not exactly commonplace, and definitely not as impressive as what 80s sci-fi movies had led us to believe. Now Airbus, one of the biggest aviation brands on the planet, is promising to do its part to clear up traffic congestion with autonomous flying taxis, and it plans on having a working prototype flying high by the end of this year.

Airbus CEO Tom Enders announced the company’s plans to continue development within its Urban Air Mobility division of a single-person autonomous flying vehicle at a recent tech conference in Germany. “We are in an experimentation phase, we take this development very seriously,” Enders said. “One hundred years ago, urban transport went underground, now we have the technological wherewithal to go above ground.”

Gambia Supreme Court judge declines to rule on president's election challenge

The top judge in Gambia's Supreme Court declined on Monday to rule on President Yahya Jammeh's petition to overturn his election defeat, as many Gambians wait nervously to see how the veteran leader will react to his rival's planned inauguration this week.

Jammeh initially conceded defeat to opposition leader Adama Barrow following the Dec. 1 poll but later changed his mind, drawing widespread condemnation and the threat of a military intervention by regional neighbours.

Whether Gambia succeeds in swearing in Barrow is viewed as a test for democracy in West Africa, a region which is seeking to draw a line under a history of coups and autocratic rule.

Photos: UNIMAID lecturer, Dr. Babagoni Shettima injured, son dies in University of Maiduguri suicide bombing

Dr Babagoni Shettima, a lecturer at the University of Maiduguri, was injured in the suicide bombing that occurred at the University of Maiduguri in the early hours of Monday, January 16th. He is currently receiving treatment at the hospital. 

Sadly, he lost one of his sons in the blast. He was laid to rest yesterday in Gwange, Borno State.