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December 20th 2013 His Excellency, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR Agbe L’Oba House, Quarry Road, Ibara, Abeokuta. RE: BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE I wish to formally acknowledge your letter dated December 2, 2013 and other previous correspondence similar to it. You will recall that all the letters were brought to me by hand. Although both of us discussed some of the issues in those letters, I had not, before now, seen the need for any formal reply since, to me, they contained advice from a former President to a serving President. Obviously, you felt differently because in your last letter, you complained about my not acknowledging or replying your previous letters.

Charles Okafor The famous entertainer, Charles Okafor, said in a recent interview that he has been off the acting scene because he found Christ. Read Charles Okafor’s statement below: “I’ve been lying low for a while because I diverted into Advocacy and human-angle films as a consequence of my new found faith.  I’m still a career actor and a film maker but I am mindful of the scripts I do. A time come in the life of any professional when he seats back and takes stock of his professional issues and the legacy he wants to leave behind from the spiritual standpoint of view. You cannot just do any kind of film anymore if you’re going to be the light to the nations of the world. We must be seen in the context of the things that glorify God in totality. I’m driven to do advocacy films because they address social issues, human angle and spiritual issues that borders on the kingdom. That explains why I might not be as

A 13-year-old girl has delivered triplets in the capital city of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo. The father of babies is a 61-year-old man who is currently hiding from the police, as he would be charged with sexual abuse of a minor, if caught. In the interview to the local press, the young mother showed no regrets in giving birth to three babies, despite circumstances. She added she was happy with her three sons, naming them Samuel, Joshua and Jovanny. Three baby boys are currently in the intensive care ward of a local hospital, as the births were premature. However, all of them have good chances to survive. The age of consent is 18 in the Dominican Republic, yet it has one of the highest teen pregnancies in the world: nearly 15 % of 15-19-year-olds in the Dominican Republic are mothers, with hundreds of babies born to girls under the age of 15 every year, according to ECPAT UK. According to Dominican laws, the offences of child abuse carry a sentenc

Queen Okafor is a unique woman with unique features. She has a rare endowment from nature. Looking at her, one would think she is a man, but she is a full blooded woman. Queen, as her name suggests, has become a celebrity of sort whenever she steps out in public as the people stare at her in amazement. Queen’s attraction is an abundance of hairs all over her body especially in the upper region- face, hands, chests etc. Although she was born without much hair on her body, she gradually began sprouting them at the age of 21 years. Today, at 26, Queen has done many things humanly possible to stop the abnormal growth, but to no avail. Narrating her experience, Queen said she started noticing the hair at unusual places at the age of 21. According to the Anambra State born lady, she has seen the good, the bad and the ugly because of her abundant hairs. She said she has become the cynosure of all eyes wherever she goes, sometimes to her utter embarrassment. At one time, she

At the event in honour of late Nelson Mandela , which took place at the Freedom Park in Lagos, the Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka , read a touching and rare poem “No He Said” devoted to the South African anti-apartheid icon.

The Lagos State University (LASU) shall resume teaching activities after its Senate meets next week to design a new academic calendar, fix a schedule for students to return.   Mr. Sola Fosudo, the Acting Director, Centre for Information, LASU Press and Public Relations Unit, made this known to press in a telephone conversation on December 19, 2013, Thursday. “Technically, the school has resumed since the ASUU strike was suspended , but the senate will be meeting to design the timetable and also choose a date for resumption. “The decision of the Senate will be communicated to all as soon as the meeting is held,” he said. LASU Official spoke as activities remained low in the university’s Ojo Campus, though lecturers were seen around. However, Mr. Adekunle Idris, the Chairman of the LASU chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, said that the lecturers were set to resume teaching. “We are waiting for the Senate to meet and amend the school timetable

A molue bus in Lagos metropolis   The Lagos state Commissioner for Transportation, Comrade Kayode Opeifa has unveiled plans for a dress code for public transport workers. The Lagos state Commissioner for Transportation, Comrade Kayode Opeifa while speaking at a stakeholders meeting in Lagos yesterday revealed that come 2014 the Lagos state government would be introducing the use of uniforms and badges for commercial bus drivers and conductors. He said the move is geared towards proper identification & effective management of the public transportation sector. News source : news.naij.com READ MORE:  http://news.naij.com/54715.html READ MORE:  http://news.naij.com/54715.html

A Lagos Toll Gate Against the backdrop of deteriorating Federal roads nationwide, the Federal Government may have decided to reintroduce tolling on its highways, to raise money to fix the roads. A policy document on the reintroduction of tolling may be forwarded to the Federal Executive Council by Works Minister, Mike Onolememen, for approval and implementation. The policy document is known as Green Paper: Federal Roads and Bridges Tolling Policy for Nigeria.’

The Super Eagles have been rewarded for their victory in Addis Ababa with an upward move in the Fifa rankings released on Thursday Nigeria have moved up to the 33rd position in the latest Fifa global rankings released on Thursday. The Super Eagles gained three spots from last month's ranking following their victory against Ethiopia in Sunday's World Cup first leg play-off in Addis Ababa.

In an effort to end the ongoing ASUU strike, the Federal Government has said it is committed to  spending N200 billion in the 2014 budget on universities in Nigeria for about three to four years until the universities are brought to world-class standard. This is in addition to the N100 billion dedicated and already made available for 2013. The government has also increased to N40 billion as a first installment for the funds in payment of earned allowances to the striking lecturers, which is an improvement from the N30 billion previously released. According to sources, the information is s contained in an internal statement made by the  Vice-Chancellor,  Professor Bolaji Aluko of Federal University of Otuoke and was seen on Wednesday by Sahara reporters.

After 1 or 2 enforced delays, the visuals for “Skelewu” finally hits the web albeit via an unofficial youtube channel for HKN superstar Davido. What are your thoughts on the video?

Zuriel Oduwole, a Nigeria wonder girl advocating for education for the girl child in Africa at the age of 10 already became the youngest person ever interviewed by Forbes. Now  Zuriel  is 11 and she has been appointed Ambassador in Tanzania. It was the girl's second country stop on her East African leg to launch the acclaimed Dream Up, Speak Up, Stand Up program, aimed at inspiring and motivating Africa’s girls. When the girl's plane landed, she was welcomed by senior officials of the Tanzanian State House, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Ministry of Education. On the first day Zuriel visited one of the oldest academic institutions in Dar Es Salaam, the Olympio School.

Leading scientists from Eduwatch Consult and Research Centre are sure that time is running out for university lecturers to end their lingering strike and warns the strikers that they can lose public sympathy if the strike continues. It came when mothers and women traders marched in solidarity in Abuja on Monday demanding Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to end its strike. Group coordinator Abayomi Ogunnowo says ASUU need to make some sacrifice based on the variants suggested by the Federal Government. Is is required in order to mitigate the decaying infrastructure in the universities, considering the fate of millions of students hanging in the balance.

From the left, Pastor Tunde Bakare Convener of the Save Nigeria Group (SNG), Tunde Bakare, has welcomed the proposed national conference with some level of caution but warned that if the nation does not talk before the next general elections, the country might cease to exist. The pastor of the Latter Rain Assembly gave this remark at the launch and maiden lecture of the Centre for Change in Lagos on Tuesday, where he noted that Nigeria should be a model for not only Africa but the black race. Mr Bakare who is a stunch critic of President Goodluck Jonathan, subtly endorsed the planned conference at the event which had the theme; retriving the soul of a country in ruins.

Kennis Music Presents Eedris Abdulkareem, with the music video for song titled “Fela” alongside Femi Kuti, this is a tribute paid to an African music legend Fela Kuti, and is released just as the celebration of the icon ‘Felabration’ kicks off.  The song actually tells a story of the relationships between the past and present as it may be.  Dir. Director Frames Watch and Enjoy

LONDON (AFP) – Nine missing episodes of the cult BBC science fiction drama “Doctor Who” have been found in a television station storeroom in Nigeria, nearly half a century after they were last seen, the broadcaster said Friday. Doctor Who Among the recovered 1960s footage is most of the classic story “The Web of Fear”, a black and white adventure in which the Time Lord, then played by Patrick Troughton, battles a robot yeti in London’s underground train system. The tapes were found gathering dust in a television station in Jos, a central Nigerian city plagued by chronic sectarian violence.

The Super Eagles and the Nigerian delegation led by NFF President, Alhaji Aminu Maigari returned to the country early Monday morning at about 4:30am with tales of ill-treatment from Ethiopian fans in the 2-1 win over the Walyan Antelopes on Sunday. It would be recalled that on arrival, the Eagles were given a bus infested with insects but the team remained calm. When it was time for training, the police team attached to the team deliberately took routes that were jammed up by traffic. Nigeria's Nnamdi Oduamadi (L) fights for the ball with Ethiopia's Adane Girma on October 13, 2013 during a 2014 World Cup qualifying match in Addis Ababa. AFP PHOTO Matters came to a head on match day, when all manner of soft drink bottles were hauled at Nigerian players and supporters, when the Ethiopians thought that they had scored an opener in the first half. Television replays later showed that Godfrey Oboabona cleared the ball off the line.

Lagos-Ibadan express road undergoing rehabilitation LAGOS — The Federal Government has promised to complete, within two weeks, the ongoing rehabilitation of failed sections of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway that cause heavy traffic on the ever busy dual carriageway. Commuters and motorists plying the expressway complain of spending long hours while driving through some sections of the road in recent times. The Federal Controller of Works, Lagos State, Olutoyin Obikoya who made the promise, yesterday, stated that the Federal Ministry of Works had mobilized Reynolds Construction Company, RCC, to carry out urgent rehabilitation works on the bad sections within two weeks.

Lagos State Governor Raji Fashola at the commissioning Lagos — Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, unveiled the tallest hotel in West Africa, the Intercontinental Lagos built at a cost of N30 billion. Fashola unveiled the hotel in a ceremony also attended by the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi; Oba of Lagos, Oba Riliwan Akiolu 1; ex-governor of CBN, Joseph Sanusi, and other dignitaries.

Nigeria's military says Abubakar Shekau, the leader of militant Islamist group Boko Haram, may have died of a gun-shot wound sustained during an assault by government forces on his forest hide-out in north-eastern Nigeria last month. Nigeria analyst Andrew Walker assesses the implications of the claim. If the death of Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau is verified then it is undoubtedly a key milestone in the life of the group which, in almost exactly four years, has murdered thousands in northern and central Nigeria. Since 2009, the group (whose name roughly translated means "Western education is forbidden" in the local Hausa language) has waged a guerrilla insurgency against the state and a wide array of "soft" targets.

A burnt vehicle after a suspected Boko Haram attack in Bama, Nigeria. Photo: May 2013 Boko Haram has been blamed for a string of recent attacks in north-eastern Nigeria. Suspected Islamist militants from the Boko Haram group have killed at least 35 people in north-eastern Nigeria, local officials have said. They say the gunmen raided the village of Demba in Borno state after locals refused to co-operate with them.

Jose Mourinho Jose Mourinho's Friday afternoon media conference was primarily to look forward to Monday evening's big match in Manchester, and that was a major topic discussed, but added to the headlines coming out of the press room at Cobham were the manager's comments on a new transfer possibility. Mourinho confirmed that Willian, the Brazilian attacking player who faced Chelsea for Shakhtar Donetsk last season and is now at Anzhi Makhachkala in Russia, is an additional target to Wayne Rooney before the transfer window closes.

The U.S. Consul-General, Mr Jeffery Hawkins, on Wednesday said that the American government was determined to make visa application process easier for Nigerians. Hawkins said this in a paper he presented at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Lagos, on “U.S and Nigeria Bilateral Relationship”. He said that the move was part of the government’s effort at promoting “people-to-people“ relationship between Nigeria and the U.S.

Goodluck Jonathan Photo credit: Osun defender Newly registered All Progressive Congress (APC) yesterday in Abuja said it is planning to hold its national convention in November or December this year. Interim national chairman of the party, Chief Bisi Akande, who gave this indication at the inaugural meeting of the interim executive committee and maiden media briefing at the party's national headquarters, also said the party is open to all those who want to join including President Goodluck Jonathan.

Gareth Bale Real Madrid are so convinced of an agreement for Tottenham star Gareth Bale that they're already planning for his signing ceremony. Real president Florentino Perez hopes to finalise terms over a fee for Bale this week in Miami when he meets with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy. Real management are confident an agreement will be found and are already organising accommodation for the Welshman in Madrid. Indeed, Telemadrid says Real have booked a hotel room for Bale and his partner in preparation for his signing ceremony at the Santiago Bernabeu.   News source: Tribal football

David Luiz Barcelona have made a bid for Chelsea defender David Luiz. The Daily Star says Barca have tabled an offer believed to be in the region of £35m. Blues boss Jose Mourinho has insisted the 26-year-old is central to his plans and the initial bid is expected to be rejected.

ON the second day of its 61st  annual convention at the Redemption Camp on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, responded to challenges of rapid expansion by the ordination of additional 2,402 assistant pastors into the mission. The over 2,000 new assistant pastors were commissioned at the morning session of the second day of convention, with a charge to intensify the evangelization of a perverse world in accordance with biblical injunction. The General Overseer of RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, prayed a short prayer for men and women, saying: “What you bind on earth would be bound in heaven and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven,” and they chorused a resounding A-M-E-N.

Lagos -The WAEC on Wednesday released the full results of 1,543,683 candidates who sat for its May/June 2013 Secondary School Certificate Examination. The number represents 91.38 per cent of 1,689,188 candidates who registered for the examination,. The Head of National Office (HNO) of WAEC, Dr Charles Eguridu, announced the results on Wednesday when he addressed a news conference in Lagos. Eguridu said 889,636 candidates obtained six credits and above, while 1,074,065 others obtained five credits and above.

The suspect, Benjamin Ndubuisi. ABA— The Aba Police Area Command has arrested a 40-year-old Prophet/Pastor, Benjamin Ndubuisi, for having unlawful carnal knowledge of a 23-year-old man. Investigations revealed that the prophet whose church is located at 89 Ukaegbu Road, Ogbor Hill has been involved in the unholy act with the victim since he engaged him as a worker in his church. Trouble started for the prophet when his victim who gave his name as Ndukwe took ill two weeks ago and worried by his continued deteriorating health condition, confessed to his family about the secret love affairs between him and the gay prophet.

AWKA- THE professionals group in All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA Ambassadors, yesterday described as “unfortunate”, the statement credited to the All Progressives Congress (APC) on the 72 persons dropped in the wee hours in the commercial city of Onitsha by the agents of Lagos State Government, saying the statement by the spokesman of the newly registered All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr. Lai Mohammed, was merely a face –saving measure and shows how Igbo are treated. In a statement issued in Awka, the leader of the APGA group, Mr. .Hilary Ejesieme said that a careful perusal of APC’s statement shows that it was a rehearsal of what those trying desperately to defend the actions  of Lagos State government had already said, betraying the fact that they merely voice what they have been asked to voice, without seeking the truth.

TENS of thousands have gathered at a peace memorial park in Hiroshima to mark the 68th anniversary of the US atomic bombing of the city, as anti-atomic sentiment runs high in Japan. The annual ceremony came as radioactive water leaks at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant have stoked renewed fears about the plant's precarious state, and underscored broader worries about atomic power following Japan's 2011 nuclear crisis. In Hiroshima, ageing survivors, relatives, government officials and foreign delegates observed a moment of silence at 8:15am, the time of the detonation which turned the western Japanese city into a nuclear inferno.

  Prof. Attahiru Jega Party can ‘contest November governorship poll in Anambra’ The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega, spoke yesterday on the registration of the All Progressives Congress (APC)—the platform on which the progressives will fight the 2015 election. He said APC was registered as a merger party because it met all the requirements. He stressed that the registration was “done right under the law”, adding that the commission would appeal against a court judgment which nullified its decision to de-register Fresh Party and others. Jega was answering questions at a stakeholders’ conference with media professionals and civil society organisations on Voter Register Optimisation and plans for continuous voter registration. He said it was not yet time to release the 2015 general elections timetable.

  Prof. Sam Aje Outgoing Director-General, Nigeria French Language Village, Badagry, Lagos State, Prof. Sam Aje, narrates his experience as the head of NFLV,  SEGUN OLUGBILE reports Prof. Sam Aje says his tenure as the Director-General of the Nigeria French Language Village, Badagry, Lagos is as inspiring as it is challenging. Inspiring because the village has grown to become what he calls one of the centres of excellence for the teaching and learning of the French Language in West Africa. But as inspiring as it is, the experience of the DG of NFLV,   as he narrated to some journalists in the village on Wednesday,  is mixed. He was first appointed as the DG of the village in 2003 for a renewable five year-term.

Some policemen in Lagos The Lagos State Police Command has commenced investigations into the killing of a police corporal, Ado Ayuba, who was lynched by some hoodlums in Suru Alaba area of the state. According to the police, the victim was beaten to death by an irate mob for allegedly killing a trader, Mustapha Mohammed, on July 30, 2013.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested one Kingsley Mudi over alleged ATM fraud. It was learnt that Mudi was caught red-handed on August 2, 2013 at Fidelity Bank ATM on Airport Road, Warri, Delta State. EFCC spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, said 30 ATM cards of different banks were also found on him. Uwujaren said, “As of the time of the arrest, Mudi had already withdrawn N550,000, which were found in his possession.  Eight signed UBA cheques belonging to different persons were also found on him.” EFCC said Mudi, who claimed to be a Disc Jockey and an operator of a barbing saloon, “has volunteered useful information. He added, “He will be charged to court as soon as investigation is concluded.” News source: Punchng.com

Thirty-five people, including two soldiers and a policeman,   have been killed  in two separate gunfights between security forces and members of the militant Islamist sect,  Boko Haram,  in  Borno State. The killings took place  on Sunday when the sect members launched  attacks on a riot  police base in Bama, a town close to the Cameroun border,  and the Multi-National Joint Task Force base in  Malam Fatori. A third incident in Gwoza, another Borno State community, was said to have resulted in the  death   of unspecified number of Boko Haram commanders. They all took place just as the   prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said  that after a preliminary investigation,  she  was convinced  that acts attributed to  Boko Haram  amounted to crimes against humanity.

Victor Moses Chelsea attacker Victor Moses has confirmed that he’s available for the Mandela Challenge. The one-day trophy challenge between South Africa’s Bafana Bafana and the Super Eagles is billed for August 14 in Durban. Eagles officials confirmed in Abuja on Sunday that Moses was the first player to put a call through to the team coach, Stephen Keshi to say he would be available and hopes to be among the first set of players to arrive in South Africa for the game. The player did not feature for the country at the FIFA Confederations Cup held in Brazil last June on account of injury. He may have opted to clear the air early about his participation in case of any doubts.

If the report reaching us is anything to go by, then conclusively, i would regard some people as being so cruel. The police in Plateau State have arrested a 21-year-old man who slaughtered an eight-year-old boy and removed his eyes for ritual purposes. Parading the suspect and his accomplices before journalists in Jos, the state capital, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Chris Olakpe, said the incident occurred in February at Shwar village in Kanke Local Government Area.

Cesc Fabregas Barcelona manager Gerardo Martino has given Manchester United fresh hope in their pursuit of Cesc Fabregas by admitting part of the decision about a move rests with the midfielder. The Spanish champions have already rejected bids of £25m and £30m from United for the former Arsenal captain.

Zimbabweans arrive to cast their votes at the polls. Photocredit: Reuters (Reuters) - Africa's oldest president, Robert Mugabe, was declared winner of Zimbabwe's election on Saturday, but his rival, Morgan Tsvangirai, said he would challenge in court a result he called a fraud that would push the nation back into crisis. Mugabe, 89, who has ruled the former British colony in southern Africa since its independence in 1980, was formally proclaimed re-elected for a five-year term barely an hour after Tsvangirai announced his planned legal challenge.

By Diane Bartz and Ayesha Rascoe: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration has overturned a U.S. trade panel's ban on the sale of some older iPhones and iPads, reversing a ruling that had favored Samsung Electronics Co Ltd over Apple Inc in their long-running patent battles. The U.S. International Trade Commission in June banned the import or sale of the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 3G and iPad 2 3G distributed by AT&T Inc, saying the devices infringed a patent owned by the South Korean electronics giant.

Four Nigerian football teams have been suspended after crucial play-off matches ended in "scandalous scorelines" of 79-0 and 67-0. Shame: Nigerian officials have criticised the clubs for damaging the country's reputation   Photo: GETTY IMAGES Plateau United Feeders and Police Machine FC went into their matches level on points, with promotion to the lowest tier of the Nationwide League Division at stake. With both games being played at the same time, Plateau United Feeders scored 72 of their goals in the second half to beat Akurba FC 79-0, while Police Machine put 61 past Babayaro FC after half-time in their 67-0 victory. The Nigerian Football Federation called the situation a "mind-boggling show of shame" and said players, match officials and the tournament coordinator will be investigated for match-fixing. NFF chairman Muke Umeh said: "It is unacceptable - a scandal of huge proport

At the meeting organized on Tuesday by the Joint Committee on Education of the National Assembly, the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has agreed to call off the strike as soon as possible - once their demands are met. The meeting sought to resolve the confrontation between the Federal Government, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), and ASUP. Rukayat Rufai, the Minister of Education, and Chukwuemeka Nwogu, the Minister of Labour and Productivity were present at the meeting.

Shocking series of text messages between rapper 50 Cent and his 15-Year-Old son, Marquise Jackson has recently been published. It was reported last week that the rapper was arrested for allegedly attacking his baby mama. The texts were reportedly exchanged before them. The abusive exchange, which began at 10.59 p.m and lasted for more than an hour, started after Marquis failed to open the door when 50cent came to see him. The rapper used some very obscene words to describe his son while adding that he does not believe he (50 Cent) truly fathered the 15-year-old. US website, RadarOnline claim they verified the texts originated from a cell phone registered to G Unit Touring, the record label created and owned by 50 Cent. Read the transcript of the unfiltered and raw exchange:

In this interview with MOTUNRAYO JOEL, the President, UNESCO Global University Network for Innovation and former Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission, Prof. Peter Okebukola, tackles various issues bedevilling the nation’s education system   Okebukola If we compare the curriculum of secondary schools and universities, would you say there is a link between both curricula? Yes of course, there is a link. The National Universities Commission in developing or revising university curriculum, factors in the content of the lower level curriculum, in this case, that of the secondary level. Take the B.Sc. Chemistry programme for example, efforts are made to ensure that the contents of 100-level courses are pitched at the exit level of the senior school certificate. This way, fresh students are guaranteed smooth transition from secondary to the university.

  © AFP/Getty Images Andy Murray celebrates winning his second major title at Wimbledon Andy Murray broke a 77-year singles title drought for British players at The Championships on Sunday. Murray, the second seed, erased memories of last year’s loss to Roger Federer , by defeating top seed and 2011 champion Novak Djokovic 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 in the Wimbledon final. The Scot adds to his 2012 US Open crown in his seventh major championship title match. A number of former players are watching Murray’s historic triumph from the Royal Box, including Roy Emerson , Neale Fraser, Jan Kodes, Rod Laver, Manuel Santana and Stan Smith.

President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Isa Fagge IN the heat of the current strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, the association has accused the federal government of insincerity at moving the education sector forward.    It also blamed the government for speaking from both sides of the mouth.   The non-implementation of the 2009 agreement that was reached between the federal government and the union was among the four fundamental issues that forced the university dons to down tools. Also, the issue of university autonomy and academic freedom, coupled with staff welfare and condition of service also formed part of contending areas that triggered the industrial action.

THE pomp and ecstasy that heralded the arrival of the popular Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) System five years ago in Lagos is fast dying away as most buses on the system have basically become molue- Nigeria’s slang for rickety and sullied big buses.  The BRT is an intra-city public transport initiative instituted by the then Governor Bola Tinubu of Lagos State in 2007, but actuallised by Governor Babatunde Fashola-led administration in 2008 to alleviate challenges of Lagos heavy traffic jams, bus scarcity among others.

Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 U.S. officials examined flight information recorders and began investigating the crash of an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 that burst into flames upon landing in San Francisco, killing two young passengers and injuring more than 180 people, officials said on Sunday. News courtesy : cnn.com

  Ezinne Akudo, 22, clinched the crown of The Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria (MBGN) Beauty pageant, beating 32 other contestants to take home the star prize of a brand new car, a trip to California and three million naira. Ezinne Akudo Ezinne , a law graduate will be representing Nigeria at the Miss World pageant, 28 September, Sentul International Convention Centre, Sentul, Indonesia. MBGN took place in Lagos on Saturday, July 6, at the Intercontinental hotel, Victoria Island. Miss Akudo from the initial Facebook pre-selection was seen to have got more ‘Likes’ than her counterparts. After a strict selection process which involved both voters from all over the country and a panel of judges.