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No be today e start, e don tey"...Nigerian women dancing at a popular night club in Yaba, Lagos in 1967. The Popular club owner said: “We don’t care What Part Of The World you are From, we are all friends. Yoruba’s, Hausa’s, Ibo’s, Edo's All Come To my Club To drink Together As Friend Compare with 2016..

Another Olajumoke in the making. ....

The general superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry Pastor William Kumuyi, has call on sinners to repent of their sins and embrace Christ as their saviour, adding that hell will be hotter for Deeper Life sinners who refuse to repent. According to him, they have heard enough of God’s word but refused to repent, saying that "all your work in the church will be useless if you don’t repent of your sins". The renowned preacher of holiness, who stated this while preaching in Lagos emphasised that on judgment day, hell will be hotter for members of the church who are sinners. This is because the Deeper Life sinners have heard enough of the word of God but still refused to repent from their bad ways. Preaching on the topic, "Heaven’s Response to Earth’s Request," in Lagos, Kumuyi said several people who attended Deeper Life Bible Church’s services have refused to repent of their sins. He said, "Hell will be hotter for Deeper Life sinners because they know ...

THE families of two Igbo business­men who were kidnapped recently in Amuwo Odofin Local Government area of Lagos State are undergoing trauma. This is because, more than two months after paying over N490 million to secure their release, their abductors are demanding another half a billion naira. These payments have left their families perplexed and frustrated. A notorious gang of kidnappers has in recent times, refocused their attention on Igbo businessmen in the area and other residents as well. The gang, which appears to be far ahead of security operatives going by their modus operandi, has been raking in billions from their victims, most of them, multi-millionaire Igbo busi­nessmen at ASPAMDA, Trade Fair Complex, Lagos. The latest victims who were picked in January are still in the den of the kidnappers after their families had paid half a billion naira as ransom. One of them is Frank Umeh, a multi-millionaire industrialist who was kidnapped on January 28, 2016 in front of his house ...

A 17-year-old bride was allegedly strangled to death by her husband on the night of their wedding in a suspected case of ‘honour killing’, Jacobabad police said on Saturday. Alleged pictures of the deceased bride is making rounds on social media and suggested that the young girl was killed by her husband for “not being a virgin”. Khanzadi, daughter of Lal Mohammad Lashari, married her cousin Qalandar Bux Khokhar the night before her lifeless body was found in her bedroom in ADC Colony. The suspect, her husband, remains on the run. Khanzadi’s mother notified the police when she failed to receive any response from their house the morning after the wedding. Policemen, with the help of the victim’s brother Ali Sher Lashari, forced entry into the house, only to discover Khanzadi’s lifeless body on the bed. Her husband was missing. Ali Sher lodged an FIR against Qalandar Bux and his four brothers, accusing them of strangulating his sister to death. The victim’s mother told reporters that Qal...

No fewer than 13 persons may have been killed as herdsmen and farmers clashed in Taraba State even as farmers in about three local government areas were chased out of their villages and are currently taking refuge in Dan-Anacha market in Gasol local government area of the state. The crisis was ignited when two herdsmen were reportedly killed, last Tuesday, by armed robbers along Kyaior-Gyo Road. Sunday Vanguard gathered that when the report of the killing of the herdsmen reached town, some gunmen rushed to the area, attacked and chased out farmers at Kyaaior, Gindin Kerenya and Tse Gyo villages, leaving not less than 13 people killed, five injured and property worth millions of naira destroyed. A woman abducted by the herdsmen revealed that her abductors were armed with sophisticated weapons. Mrs Mngueshima Nyibiam said the herdsmen used her to get information about the villages. The chief of Tiv people of Bali local government, David Gbaa, disclosed that his people ran to take refuge ...

Wow! Lovely asoebi designs for 2016...