University of Jos twitter handle just announced that they lost 15 students at yesterday's twin bomb blasts that left over 200 people dead. 8 of those students were final year med students. Too sad!

Ms Sahhara took to her Facebook page today to blast all the 'jealous b**ches and ugly cows' hating on her looks...lol. She got a lot of of negative comments yesterday after I posted her pics and said some ladies don't even have a body like hers. She just fired back...oh well! Hehe...

6 year old Magdalene (left) and her older sister, Sonia, 13, (right) were part of those that lost their lives on Sunday May 18th after a bomb went off at a popular drinking spot on Atiken Street in the Sabongari area of Kano state. 8 others died. May their souls rest in peace...amen. This has got to stop!

Though much has not been heard from him lately, except that he just released a song on Boko Haram. African China in a new interview has revealed that his colleagues betrayed Nigerians when he called them to feature in his new song, ‘Boko Haram’, where they can speak up, and be the voice of the people, but most of them refused to join him. He also says the Government should be  blamed for Boko Haram crisis.

Interestingly, African China has given his life to Christ and might fully go into God’s ministry, if he’s called. The interview after the cut.

Speaking about  his latest song, Boko Haram;

The evil in mankind. If Nigerians wanted President Goodluck Jonathan to resign, trust me, it is not a thing of killing innocent souls. If you do not want Jonathan, it is as simple as rebelling like campaign just ok ooo, you promised us good road, good health, electricity, fuel but scarcity and you have not delivered. But the issue of taking lives, I don’t buy the idea. That was why I stood up to write that song. When I wanted to do the song, I called few of my colleagues that I wanted to do a song of such, they were all happy and they were like ‘it’s good’. But when it was time to do it, everyone started running. The next thing they said was; ‘na you now, you are the best man in position to talk about that thing, you know me I can’t,’ and that was it.

Their break up took many by surprise as they were a perfect duo. Jim Iyke went to see his ex, and that's it!

Marriage break up is becoming a phenomenon these days. Sad! An Ado-Ekiti Customary Court, on Monday dissolved the marriage between Oladapo Afolayan and his wife Adejoke over constantly life threatening.

The husband accused his former wife of being adamant to correction, adultery and theft. 39yrs Oladapo had told the court that his wife was after his life and job, alleging that she seized all his documents and attempted to stab him to death with a knife.

He claimed his wife was a stubborn woman and never heeded to advice, despite her mother’s intervention in their quarrels. According to him, his wife had on a certain night, received a call from a man...

Oladapo said that on another occasion, he met his children at home alone and that they told him their mother had travelled with another man without his prior knowledge.

When ladies want to take a selfie in front of the mirror, it's good to ensure that every thing is covered. That is what Dencia failed to do in her latest selfie gone wrong. She wasn't even putting on anything. See pix below...

Seven years after the General Overseer of the Christian Praying Assembly, Lagos, Rev Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, aka Reverend King, was convicted for murder and attempted murder, Folashade Adebayo attended a service in the church to see how things are going.

Last Sunday was another anniversary celebration of the Christian Praying Assembly, Isolo, Lagos. But as at 9am when Punch correspondent got there, the imposing three black gates of the church were still shut. If not for a number of cars parked opposite the church and a middle-aged man who stood by one of the imposing gates, praying earnestly, one would have concluded that the church, founded by the convicted Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, also known as Rev. King, was on a recess.

Rev. King was convicted and sentenced to death for murder and attempted murder in 2007 by a Lagos High Court. He was said to have doused six members of his church, including one Uzoh, with petrol for acts of fornication. Uzoh died on August 2, 2006. Last year, the Court of Appeal, Lagos, upheld the judgement.

But more than seven years after his conviction, the beat still goes on at his church...

Approaching the man by the gate, our correspondent made to go inside the church. She was quickly waved aside by the man who directed her opposite the church where two men stood, praying against activities of witches and wizards.

Posted by: Onyedi Ojiabor, Assistant Editor and Sanni Onogu, Abuja in Featured, News 12 hours ago

The Senate yesterday endorsed a six-month extension of emergency rule in three states in the Northeast.
The endorsement was, however, with eight conditions which the lawmakers said must be observed in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe.
Some senators of Northern extraction had last week vowed to stop the extension.
The lawmakers contended that one year of emergency rule had not yielded the expected results.
Before the upper chamber threw its back behind the extension it held over four hour closed door session to thrash contentious issues especially those raised by opposing Senators.
Some observers were, however, taken aback with the turn of events, especially the unanimous adoption of the motion to extend the emergency rule.
Senate President David Mark praised the lawmakers for their patriotism in approving the extension of the emergency rule.

 After agreeing that the National Convention of the Party will now hold in Abuja on the 13th and 14th of June 2014, the party proceeded to express its views and concerns about the Federal Government's insincerity in the fight against the Boko Haram and search for the abducted girls.

FG's insincerity in the fight against Boko Haram and the search for abducted girls
We make bold to say that the Federal Government has been very insincere in its persistent call for national unity to combat the despicable Boko Haram sect. This has been manifest, perhaps more than at any other time, since the tragic abduction of over 200 school girls from Chibok over a month ago.

Up to this moment, the Federal Government has yet to reach out to the APC, the main opposition party, on how to forge a common front against this despicable terror group, despite our incessant efforts to reach out to the government.