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.There was a girl who was travelling to Osun state. When she got to Ibadan, she told the driver to stop that she wants to buy some drinks, the driver agreed and she went. When she came back, she saw that another person had taken her seat. She was angry and told the man to come down but the driver insisted that she must not enter the car again, her load was carried out and she waited for another bus. Not up to 5min she heard that there was an accident. When she got there, she found out dat it was dat same bus she was sent out from but what she saw when the bus door was opened made her burst into

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The yearly World Press Freedom Index has ranked Nigeria 112th in the world, among nations where the media are seen as partly free. The latest ranking only moved Nigeria three steps up, as it was ranked 115th in 2013. The Paris based media rights watch-dog, Reporters Without Borders defines the partly free countries as those characterised by some restrictions on political rights and civil liberties, often in a context of corruption, weak rule of law, ethnic strife or civil war. Namibia, Cape Verde and Ghana are three African nations listed among the top 30 nations where the press is free. Ghana is rated 27, Namibia, 22, Cape Verde 24. And scores of other African nations fared better than Nigeria. South Africa, Niger, Botswana, Senegal, Mauritania, Sierra-Leone, Liberia, Uganda, Benin, Togo, Kenya and even crisis-torn Central African Republic were rated above Nigeria. This year’s report released today noted that conflicts weighed heavily on the media

D’banj was a guest at the State House in Abuja on February 11, 2014, Tuesday. The Koko Master has visited the Villa for the launch of the Nigerian Industrial Revolution plan and the National Enterprise Development program. See the photos below:

United States has said that its condemnation of gay marriage law in Nigeria and other African countries does not amount to interference. The action, according to Linda Thomas-Greenfield, US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa is to ensure that people under whatever guise were not denied their human rights. Thomas-Greenfield, who spoke on Tuesday during the live-web chat monitored in Abuja, said US will continue to impress it on the government and the legislators on the need to give everyone equal opportunity. She noted that US is just against legislations that is targeted against gay people. The Assistant Secretary of State also insisted that American government supports human rights for all the people. She said, ” As a policy we will continue to press the government of Nigeria and other governments and the legislature to change this law and provide human rights to all Nigerians regardless of their s*xual orientation.’’

Oritse Femi who became popular after his hit single, ‘Mercies of the Lord’, which had late Dagrin on the remix has lost his dad. The singer lost his dad, after his father who sources said was hale and hearty suddenly slumped yesterday afternoon, Monday, 10th of Feb., 2014 and was rushed to a nearby hospital where he later gave up the ghost. He was 62. The singer also announced through his twitter page that he just lost his dad. May his soul rest in peace.

Story by AKI and Pawpaw NOBODY IS A MISTAKE Take us Chinedu And Osita aka Aki And Paw paw for example. During our school days starting from primary to higher institution Most people looked at us as worthless beings because of our look/statue, small and short. Even those we were better than in terms of brain never took us as anything. Some used to say to our faces "Even you have first class nobody will employ you little rats to work in his office" They forget that God does think the way humans do. Look at us today, we can enter where those tall and huge people can not enter, We dine with Kings and Queens, Our present makes people happy, we now offer jobs to those who never saw something good in us. Those who looked down on US now look up to US. The Lord is good, all the time. If we could make it you too can make it. Don'