Friday, 15 April 2016
Michelle Obama stuns on the cover of Seventeen Magazine
Who governs Nigeria? by Reuben Abati
Read Reuben Abati's article below...
During the Jonathan administration, an outspoken opposition spokesperson had argued that Nigeria was on auto-pilot, a phrase that was gleefully even if ignorantly echoed by an excitable opposition crowd. Deeper reflection should have made it clear even to the unthinking that there is no way any country can ever be on auto-pilot, for there are many levels of governance, all working together and cross-influencing each other to determine the structure of inputs and outcomes in society.
Eva Mendes expecting 2nd baby with Ryan Gosling
Photos: Saraki receives RescueOurGirlsNow advocates, pledges senate's support to stop gender abuse
Woman harasses ex-boyfriend with hundreds of pictures, videos and over 130 calls in one day after he dumps her
Mum locks up her children at home and goes to work daily with the key
Nicki Minaj says Meek Mill wont allow her act any sex scenes in movies
Ahead Rio 2016 Olympics:NOC unveils Wakanow as Nigeria’s sole authorised ticket reseller
Japan earthquake: 8-month-old baby pulled out alive from collapsed building
Lagos state government planning to build 4th Mainland Bridge
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday said the State Government will formally sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with investors for the construction of the proposed 4th Mainland Bridge before the end of May 2016. The Governor, who spoke at the First Quarter 2016 Town Hall Meeting, the third in the series, held at the Ikorodu Town Hall, Ikorodu, assured residents that once the MoU is signed, work would begin on the 4th Mainland Bridge, which according to him, would go a long way to boost the economy of Lagos East Senatorial District.
Latest music sensation Korrekt set to dominate the music industry
There was no political will to save Nigeria’s resources under Jonathan's govt – Okonjo-Iweala
Tuesday, 8 March 2016
Maria Sharapova failed drugs test at Australian Open
"I did fail the test and take full responsibility for it. For the past 10 years I have been given a medicine called mildronate by my family doctor and a few days ago after I received a letter from the ITF [International Tennis Federation] I found out it also has another name of meldonium, which I did not know."
"It is very important for you to understand that for 10 years this medicine was not on Wada's banned list and I had been legally taking that medicine for the past 10 years. But on 1 January the rules had changed and meldonium became a prohibited substance, which I had not known. I received an email on 22 December from Wada about the changes happening to the banned list and you can see prohibited items - and I didn't click on that link."
"I made a huge mistake. I have let my fans down, and let the sport down that I have been playing since the age of four that I love so deeply.
"I know that with this I face consequences and I don't want to end my career this way. I really hope to be given another chance to play this game."
"I know many of you thought that I would be retiring today but if I was ever going to announce my retirement it would not be in a downtown Los Angeles hotel with this fairly ugly carpet," she said.The Russian beauty was charged on March 2nd. She is officially suspended pending further action.
Vincent Enyeama and wife loved up in new photo
The football star shared this loving photo of himself and his wife, Promise, on IG this evening.
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