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BREAKING: Buhari signs Not-Too-Young-To-Run Bill into law President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday signed the Not-Too-Young-To-Run Bill into law. Buhari signed the bill into law at the Council Chambers of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, barely two days after he promised to do so. The law reduces the age qualification for president from 40 to 30; governor from 35 to 30; senator from 35 to 30; House of Representatives membership from 30 to 25 and State House of Assembly membership from 30 to 25. In his Democracy Day address on Tuesday, the President had promised to sign the bill into law “in a few days’ time.” The National Assembly had passed the bill last year, altering sections 65, 106, 131, 177 of the Constitution to reduce the constitutional age requisition for president from 40 to 30; that of the governor from 35 to 30; senator from 35 to 30; House of Representatives membership from 30 to 25 and State House of Assembly membership from 30 to 25.

Nigerian-British actor, Chiwetel Ejiofor, joins Angelina Jolie in Maleficent 2 Nigerian-born British actor, Chiwetel Ejiofor, has joined Angelina Jolie in  Maleficent 2 , an upcoming sequel to the 2014 American Dark Fantasy film,  Maleficent , produced by Walt Disney Pictures. According to Disney, four years after the blockbuster was released, filming has started for the sequel, with the Nigerian-British thespian featuring among the cast. Ejiofor, who is popular for his role in  12 Years a Slave  and  Doctor Strange,  features alongside Hollywood veterans Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning, who are both reprising their roles from the original film. Besides Ejiofor, other new cast members in the sequel to the blockbuster include Michelle Pfeiffer as Queen Ingrith, Ed Skrein, Harris Dickinson as Prince Phillip, and Robert Lindsay. Veteran Norwegian film director, Joachim Rønning, who co-directed  Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No T...

Woman cries out after catching her housemaid breastfeeding her child  Kenyan actress Jacqueline Nyamide aka Wilbroda recently narrated how she was left in shock after discovering that her househelp breastfed her son from time to time. Wibroda said she found out about her maid’s actions after she got an anonymous tip while on a trip to Mombasa. The househelp was said to be breastfeeding the child to make him stop crying. “When my son was about eight months old, I had to travel to Mombasa on a work assignment so I left him in the care of a nanny whom I had trusted so much. While in Mombasa, I received an anonymous call and was informed that my house help breastfed my son whenever he cried,” Wilbroda said.  Obviously shocked, the actress said she took the first flight back to Nairobi then rushed the baby to hospital to have tests carried out to ascertain the state of his health. “I didn’t sleep that night and had to rush to the hospital around midnight to have my son...

This is Nigeria, where everybody be criminal, politicians wey thief billions no dey go prison o,.. says Nigerian rapper, actor, and songwriter; Folarin Falana aka Falz The Bahd Guy.  Falz The Bahd Guy in this new song making wave all over the world x-rayed the sordid situation in Nigeria.

Ways to avoid, overcome belly fat It is common these days to see men with bulging stomachs. The stomachs protrude in such a way that these men feel uncomfortable tucking shirts, into their trousers, as a form of dressing. Also, there are women, who are not pregnant but have a mass of stomach. The people talked about above have belly fat and experts say getting rid of it is important for more than just vanity’s sake. Belly fat is defined as an excess abdominal fat, particularly, visceral fat, which surrounds the organs and puffs stomach into a “beer gut.” It is a serious health issue to both men and women. Unfortunately, it can lead to weight gain when produced in excess, especially in the abdominal region. In many people, stress drives overeating. But instead of the excess calories being stored as fat all over the body, cortisol promotes fat storage in the belly. According to research, excess belly fat is extr...

JNI SHOULD BLAME FUNAM, MIYETTI ALLAH OVER JIHAD STATEMENT We read in some of today's national dailies, the statement credited to the headquarters of Jama'atul Nasir Islam, JNI regarding the reported comments of Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom on attacks in the state and we find it necessary to put the matter in its proper context. In the statement, Secretary General of JNI, Dr Abubakar Khalid Aliyu accused Governor Ortom of attributing the herdsmen attacks in the state to a continuation of the late Usman Danfodio's jihad. The statement by JNI is inappropriate and it is designed to instigate religious hatred towards the Governor. The impression being created by the organisation that Governor Ortom attacked the leadership of Nigerian Muslims in his comments is as misleading as it is a deliberate attempt to cast the Governor in bad light before Muslims in the country. In the interview under reference, Governor Ortom who was responding to a specific question, only q...

THE SONS OF SATAN AND THE SEED OF BEELZEBUB (PART 1) By Chief Femi Fani-Kayode  “How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, Morning Star, Son of the Dawn! How art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!”- Isaiah 14.12. On 4th May 2018 Mr. Layefa Walter wrote the following: “Please don’t forgot that it was under Buhari’s watch that Nigeria dropped a bomb on refugees at an Internally Displaced People’s (IDP’s) camp in Rann, Borno State and called it a “regrettable operational mistake.” That mistake killed about 250 people. Yes, 250 unarmed Internally displaced people were killed. Don’t forget that it was under the command of President Buhari that over 400 unarmed Shiites were killed by the Nigerian military. Yes, over 400 unarmed Shiites were killed. Don’t forget that it was under the supervision of President Buhari that over 300 unarmed IPOB “members” were killed by the Nigerian military. Yes, over 300 unarmed IPOB members killed. Pre...

Health dangers as Fish farmers use additives and fertilisers as feeds to boost catfish production some unscrupulous fish farmers are using additives and fertilisers as feeds to boost catfish production in Nigeria, a fish farmer, Mr Phillip Ogunnaike, has revealed. Ogunnaike made the revelation in an interview in Lagos on Wednesday. He warned that the use of the chemicals might pose a serious danger to Nigerians because of the popularity of catfish in eateries nationwide, especially in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Calabar, Kaduna, Warri, Uyo and other cities.  He noted that although there were some benefits of using fertilisers in fish farming, it was dangerous to use chemical-based feeds to produce fish for consumption. “The use of fertilisers to enhance the production of catfish will definitely yield better returns for local farmers. “But the kind of fertilisers some local farmers apply to fertilise the catfish is not healthy for consumers.  Acc...

Ebola outbreak in Congo: Nigerian Govt orders surveillance for prevention The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday directed the Ministry of Health to step up surveillance at all the nation’s entry points to prevent the spread of Ebola to the country, following the outbreak of the virus in Democratic Republic of Congo. The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, disclosed this to State House correspondents at the end of the council’s meeting presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. “We want to assure Nigerians that the government is determined to keep the country safe,” the minister said