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Olayode Juliana aka Toyo baby;”Sex before marriage leads to cheating in  marriage” Olayode Juliana who was famous for her role as Toyo Baby in Funke Akindele’s Jenifa series, recently granted an interview with The Nation where she spoke on her firm belief against sex before marriage. According to Juliana, sex before marriage leads to cheating when people eventually become married as they start comparing their partners sexual prowess with that of the people they had sex with before marriage. Yes I do. Sex before marriage makes relationship more complicated. Some ladies date more than five men before marriage and sleep with all of them because they see it as a norm or a way to prove their love against God’s standard. I personally believe that there is a lot to sex than the pleasure it gives.  It makes you become one with the person. It ties you with the person, such that when you marry you compare your previous sexual life with your present and the memories of h...

Bunmi Davies is the founder of stand up Nigeria. Though he is most times at the back stage, making the events and comedy shows glamorous, he has earned the trust and respect of several comedians based on his decision to take the front seat of the comedy business simply as a result

Bunmi Davies is a full-blooded Lagosian born in Ologbo area of Lagos Island and brought up in the Islamic faith by a strict naval officer father. His childhood was filled with fun, and he never lacked the basic necessities of life.

My govt is steadily building a state that works for all  Lagos State governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode, has expressed profound gratitude to residents of the state for the massive support extended to his administration in the outgoing year which made the achievements recorded in key sectors possible. To this end, Governor Ambode assured that more projects would be implemented to make life comfortable for the people in 2018. The governor gave this assurance while speaking at a special Christmas party put together by the state government and held simultaneously in all the 20 Local Government Areas (LGAs), of the state, declaring that the Lagos Project was on course, and that his administration was gradually and steadily building a state that works for all. “I want to use this opportunity to once again, express this administration’s profound gratitude to you all for your support which is the cornerstone of the modest achievements we have recorded in the outgoing year.“I want to a...

Finally, Buhari speaks on fuel scarcity FOLLOWING mounting pressure from the public for him to personally  address  the debilitating fuel scarcity in the country, President Muhammadu Buhari  on Sunday  spoke out for the first time, expressing his sympathy for Nigerians over their suffering.  In a statement personally signed by him and posted on his verified twitter handle, he said the scarcity was regrettable. The president revealed that he was being briefed regularly on the matter, assuring that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) was on top of the situation. He said: “The fuel scarcity being experienced nationwide is regrettable. I sympathize with all Nigerians on having to endure needless fuel queues.“I’m being regularly briefed, especially on the NNPC’s interventions to ensure that there is enough petrol available during this period and beyond. “I have the  NNPC ’s assurance that the situation will improve significant...

Blind mystic made predictions about two important events in 2018 -She is well known to those who follow conspiracy theories who have given her the name Nostradamus from the Balkans  - She died in 1996 leaving behind many predictions including two major events which are supposed to take place in 2018 Mystic Baba Vanga who shuffled off her mortal coil 1996, aged 85, left predictions extending as far as the 51st century when she said the universe will end.   Many put a lot of faith in her predictions believing she correctly foresaw 9/11, the rise of ISIS and the Boxing Day Tsunami as well as political developments like the Brexit vote result.   Her predictions about 2018 are the ones people are speaking about most at the moment. One of the events she said will take place in the year 2018 is the balance of power in the world shifting from the west to the east with China overtaking the USA as the major superpower globally. Some might even argue this has already happened....

US has not made decision to sanction Nigeria yet  The United States has not made any decisions yet on whether to sanction Nigeria or not over its vote in support of the United Nations to reject the US’s recognition of Jerusalem as capital of Israel,  Trump was quoted by the UK’s The Guardian newspaper as saying, “Let them (Nigeria and other countries benefitting from the US financial aids) vote against us.  We’ll save a lot. We don’t care. “But this isn’t like it used to be where they could vote against you (the US) and then you pay them hundreds of millions of dollars.  We’re not going to be taken advantage of any longer.” Nigeria and 127 other countries had voted to reject the US’s position on Jerusalem in spite of the fact that the country is one of the biggest recipients is aids from the US. The Punch reports that a US Department of State official, Julia Mason said when asked about whether the US would sanction Nigeria over its Jerusalem vote: “As Preside...

President Buhari meets with Baru over fuel scarcity  President Muhammadu Buhari has met with the group managing director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Organisation (NNPC), Dr Maikanti Barul over the lingering fuel scarcity in the country. The president met with the NNPC boss on Saturday, December 23 in order to find a solution to the issue of fuel scarcity.    Many Nigerians have been complaining about the scarcity with some raising suspicion that it was an attempt to increase price of fuel. It was reported that the president said he was concerned about the plight of Nigerians In a video address, Baru blamed the situation on oil marketers whom he accused of hoarding the commodity.     He assured Nigerians that there was no plan to increase price of fuel and that work was going on to end the crises soon. He said: "I'm reassuring Nigerians that we have over 20 days petrol sufficiency. Queues will be resolved soon, as distribution int...