Brussels Exposes Airport Security Weakness

 Australia has accused European leaders of failing to protect their citizens from terrorism. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull waded into the debate about protecting borders, blaming lax security across Europe for the attacks.

CAN Calls Emergency Meeting over Abduction of Official

 The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has convened an emergency meeting to unravel the circumstances surrounding the abduction of the President of TEKAN/ECWA, one of its Blocs, Rev.

China vaccine scandal: 37 arrested

 Thirty-seven people have been arrested in eastern China over a huge vaccine scandal, state media report. It comes after police in Shandong announced last month they had arrested a mother and her daughter accused of buying and selling vaccines illegally.

Obama appeals for economic revolution in Cuba with call to embrace free market

 Barack Obama urged Cuba to embrace the free market in a landmark speech in Havana that championed economic liberty rather than political reform as the key to unleashing the potential of its people.

Buhari gets kudos over appointment of N-Delta indigenes

 A Niger Delta peace advocacy group, Concerned Progressives for Development and Good Governance, CPDGG, has commended President Muhammadu Buhari for the appointment of capable and upright indigenes of Niger Delta region into his cabinet.

FG Says to Inject N350Bn to Stimulate Economy

 Federal Government, in anticipation of the approval of the budget, has announced that it is set to pump about N350 billion into the economy in few months in other to revamp it.

Apple unveils smaller iPhone and iPad Pro

 Apple has announced smaller versions of theiPhone and iPad Pro at an event hosted in San Francisco.

The iPhone SE has the same processing and graphics performance o

Ciara and Russell Wilson Engaged

National Assembly Explains Delay in Passing 2016 Budget

 The National Assembly on Thursday gave reasons for failing to pass the 2016 Appropriation Bill on the day it had earlier promised Nigerians.

China partners Kwara on textile industrial park

 The Chinese government has expressed readiness to partner with the Kwara State Government in its efforts to develop a textile industrial park in the state. This was made known at the weekend by the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, Gu XiaoJie, when the Kwara State Governor, Dr Abdulfatah Ahmed led a state's delegation and a Chinese Company, Ming Bo Jin Sheng Star Co. Ltd, to the Ambassador in Abuja.

Wale announces plans to release two albums in 2016

 Wale announced a new album
by the name of Shine, giving us the name only
and no other details, and now we've got a slight
update. In an interview with Complex at SXSW,
the MMG rapper spoke on his upcoming fifth
album and gave some additional hints about two
more new projects.

This drug is killing more people than heroin

A synthetic opiate is causing a wave of overdose deaths in America – produced in illicit labs in China and Mexico and often sold in place of heroin.

The illicitly manufactured painkiller Fentanyl is between 20 and 100 times stronger than heroin, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.

INEC to investigate alleged distribution of fake result sheets in Rivers rerun

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will investigate alleged distribution of fake result sheets in some polling units in Saturday’s legislative re-run elections in Rivers. The Commission’s Director of Voter Education and Publicity, Mr Oluwole Osaze-Uzzi, made this known in an interview on Monday in Abuja.

Alex Iwobi scored his first BPL goal against Everton

Teenage sensation, Alex Iwobi scored his first senior goal for Arsenal as Arsene Wenger’s men bounced back from a disastrous week to maintain their faint hopes of a late Premier League title challenge. The 19-year-old Nigeria international showed tremendous composure to score the visitor’s second shortly before half-time after Danny Welbeck had broken the deadlock early with his fourth goal in nine games. 

10 Ways Your Man Wants To Be Romanced

Generally, guys aren’t all that romantic. At least, not the guys I know. Roses on the bed are hard to sleep on. Dim lighting is fine if there’s a game on.

However if we call romance something else, we may have better luck getting into a man’s head a bit. 

What if we call it “making a connection”? Men want to feel that they belong or that they are important. Women call that romance. Men don’t really have a name for it, but “making a connection” will do for now.

Ranking of Obas

The ranking of Yoruba Obas by the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo is gradually snowballing into a controversy.

The Alake, who received the new Ooni of Ife, Oba Ogunwusi Adeyeye at his palace on February 7, had said: “Ooni is one of the five principal Obas in Yoruba land. The others are in order of the way they are classified on a supremacy basis. 

After the Ooni is the Alaafin of Oyo; after the Alaafin is the Oba of Benin; after the Oba of Benin, is the Alake of Egbaland and the fifth, and by no means the least, is the Awujale of Ijebuland.”

NEW TASTE OF INK: EYEBALL TATTOO

Whether it’s piercings, tattoos or plastic surgery, people are always looking for new and interesting ways to stand out. 

However, this latest body modification trend is perhaps the most extreme one yet.

 Allow us to introduce to you, eyeball tattooing.

Trump advances despite Ohio loss, Clinton extends lead

The front-runner in the Republican presidential nomination race, Donald Trump, won a decisive victory in the key state of Florida but lost to John Kasich in Ohio.

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton extended her lead with wins in Florida, Ohio, Illinois and North Carolina.

P-Square’s split: Whose new single is better Peter or Paul?

It’s no secret that Africa’s most popular duo, (P-Square), Peter and Paul Okoye have gone their separate ways.

 At the moment the most pressing thought in the Minds Of Fans and music lovers is who among the two talented brothers will rock the Nigeria entertainment industry better.

Arsenal need to start praying if they’re to have any chance of beating Barcelona

Arsenal need to start praying if they’re to have any chance of beating Barcelona, according to Rio Ferdinand.

The Gunners find themselves 2-0 down as they head to the Nou Camp tonight and they need to score three past Barcelona to progress. 

The Catalan giants have Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar at their disposal and it seems unlikely that they won’t score.