•Dr. Olayiwola Dr. Olayiwola Olatunji left Nigeria for Germany in 2015. It was difficult adjusting to the new realities. But he is adamant that despite the challenges, the gains were worth the sacrifices, reports Vanguard. He said the systems abroad work, and that he is better off than his contemporaries in Nigeria. He told our […]
Electronic-related financial crime is gaining massive ground in the country. This is anticipated because as technology continues to modernise different operations, crimes like identity theft will also gain traction, reports Vanguard. Identity theft occurs when someone dubiously gains access to another person’s personal information, like name, ...
•Ugoccie Singer, Ugoccie, has said that though some people believe that entertainers have everything they need at their beck and call, many of them actually struggle with finding love. Speaking in an interview with Saturday PUNCH she said, “It is very difficult for entertainers to find love, because people already have a perception of who [&he...
•Laide Bakare Actress, Laide Bakare, speaks about her sojourn in the entertainment industry, reports Saturday PUNCH. What is informed your decision to go into acting even though you studied History in school? I actually studied Theatre Arts at the University of Ibadan before pursuing studies in History and Strategic Studies at the University o...
•Timaya Popular singer, Inetimi Alfred Timaya Odon, best known as Timaya, has opened up on how he got introduced to drugs and how he gave it up eventually. Speaking in a recent interview with The Beat 99.9 FM, Lagos, the ‘Dem Mama’ crooner described his experience as a “tough fight.” He said he got introduced […]
•Bafana Bafana coach, Hugo Broos South Africa head coach, Hugo Broos, feels his side played better against Nigeria in yesterday’s semi-finals encounter which they lost 4-2 on penalties in the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast. The Bafana Bafana came back from a goal down to take the game to penalties but ended […]
•Nigerian students National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has appealed to the Tinubu-led federal government to fulfill its promise to provide shuttle buses for use by students to commute to their schools. The student body also called for the provision of palliatives for students, as the high cost of living has made things difficult f...
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