Biafra Protesters arrested near Buckingham Palace

Two Nigerian men protesting for independence and freedom for Biafra were arrested close to Buckingham Palace in London. Photo Credit: Will Ross. 

Momager Kris Jenner shares Flash back Photo of Her Children

Momager and reality Tv star, Kris Jenner is no doubt a proud mother. The matriarch of Keeping Up with the Kardashians shared a photo of her Kardashian and Jenner children in a #flashbackfriday.

Father shoots dead Wife, gives 4 of his Children Gun Injuries

 A man has allegedly shot dead his wife, and gave four out of his eight children severe gunshot injures during a horrific domestic squabble. The hospitalized children, aged 5, 8, 11, and 12, suffered wounds in their hands, hips, chest and thighs. The four children, who were not shot are 13, nine, six and 8-months-old.

The man, Sedrick Norris has been arrested after his girlfriend, Coral Anita Wilson was found dead in their living room in Birmingham.

A woman who lived next door and was close friends with Wilson said Norris came to his girlfriend's home earlier that night and asked to see his children. When Wilson refused and would not let him inside the home, Norris allegedly kicked the front door's screen and left, according to WFIE. 

Man survives after Hanging on Flying Helicopter (PHOTOS)

A man on Friday, hung on the flying helicopter, which was carrying the body of the controversial Kenyan businessman, Jacob Juma, who died last week. Nairobi News reports that Mr Juma's body was being flown to his family's home after it had been displayed for public viewing, when suddenly a man was seen hanging on the chopper. According to eyewitnesses, the unidentified man managed to survive the ordeal. Mr Juma had been driving home from a bar to his home in an upmarket suburb of the capital, Nairobi, when unknown gunmen attacked his car and killed him. See more photos below...

We did OccupyNigeria on GEJ in 2012 over Subsidy removal, who is Ready now? – Charles Novia

Nollywood filmmaker, writer, Charles Novia has aired his view on the removal of fuel subsidy by President Muhammadu Buhari and what happened in 2012 when former President Goodluck Jonathan did the same. It seems the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) November Productions is wondering why Nigerian youths have not hit Ojota to Occupy Nigeria once again. Continue reading…

"GEJ must be having the last laugh now. We did Occupy Nigeria on him in 2012 over this. Oya na! Who's Ojota bound this time? Hypocrites. The excuse by those who Occupied Nigeria in 2012 that they support subsidy removal now cos of corruption in the past is lame & hypocritical.

World’s oldest Person, Susannah Mushatt Jones Dies at 116

Susannah Mushatt Jones, the world’s oldest person and last American from the 1800s, has died in Brooklyn, New York, at the age of 116.

Jones was born in a farming town near Montgomery, Alabama, in 1899, and was one of 11 siblings.

Former Super Eagles’ player, John Okon Ene buried in Calabar (PHOTOS)

Late former Super Eagles’ forward, John Okon Ene has been buried today, Friday, May 13, in Calabar, Cross River State. The funeral service of the late soccer star held at the UJ Esuene Stadium, Calabar. Continue to see more photos below.....

Julius Agwu flaunts his Puppies (PHOTOS)

Popular comedian, actor, Julius Agwu is so impressed to welcome his adorable puppies. He actually took the Chihuahua species named, "Billy and Bella" to a walk and shared the photos on his

Buhari, Cameron and Corruption – By Reuben Abati

"We have got the leaders of some fantastically corrupt countries coming to Britain… Nigeria and Afghanistan, possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world", UK Prime Minister David Cameron was caught on tape telling the Queen ahead of the anti-corruption summit organized by the UK Government, this week, which was attended by Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari. This diplomatic gaffe rubbed many Nigerians on the wrong side, but most of the responses, coloured by overtly emotional love of country and a certain defensiveness is downright hypocritical.    

 

We all know that indeed Nigeria is “fantastically corrupt”, and that is why the most profound reaction, the most honest also, is the statement by President Muhammadu Buhari who admitted that indeed Nigerians are “fantastically corrupt” and that Cameron is right, but the clincher was the rider added by President Buhari, when he said he would not ask for an apology but he would be glad if Great Britain can release all the stolen loot in its custody. I know President Buhari is often criticized for condemning his own people offshore, but no one can fault his sharp honesty, certainly not in the present instance. His reply to the Cameron statement is absolutely brilliant, diplomatic and loaded with a meaningful sarcasm that is yet to be properly defined.