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Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River state has opened up on his purported ban on morning and afternoon prayer sessions in schools. And in a rather ruthless fashion, the governor has ordered the immediate sack of the permanent secretary in the ministry of education, Anne Odey, for “flouting civil service rules.” Daily Post reports that this piece of information was made known by Jude Ngaji, the state security adviser to the governor, during a chat with journalists in Calabar on Friday. Governor of cross river, Ben Ayade Odey had directed all private and public primary and secondary schools in the state to stop morning and afternoon devotion forthwith over security challenges in the nation, as directed by the state commissioner of police, Henry Fadairo. A statement which the chairman of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in the state, Archbishop Joseph Ukpo, asked the state government to immediately withdraw, arguing that such directive negated freedom of worship. He said: “This directi

A Russian charter plane carrying 224 people crashed in a mountainous part of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula Saturday, killing all on board, Egyptian officials said. The Islamic State (IS) group affiliate in Egypt claimed that it downed the plane, without saying how, but there has been no official word on the cause of the crash. The plane with 214 Russian and three Ukranian passengers, and seven crew, had taken off from the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh in the south Sinai bound for Saint Petersburg. It lost contact with air traffic control 23 minutes later. Egyptian security and medical officials said there were no survivors, and that the bodies of the passengers and debris were spread out over an area of five square kilometres (two square miles). The Russian embassy in Cairo said: “Unfortunately, all passengers of Kogalymavia flight 9268 Sharm el-Sheikh-Saint Petersburg have died. We issue condolences to family and friends.” The wreckage was found roughly 100 kilometres (60 miles) south o

Sexy Yoruba actress, Adediwura ‘Blarkgold’ Adesegha has long been separated from her husband whom she bore a cute son. Adediwura-Blackgold Recalling her most unforgettable romantic experience, Adediwura revealed that the most indelible in her mind was the one spent with father of her only son, couple of years back that led to her losing her virginity as a woman. Laughing, she stated matter-of-factly, “My most unforgettable romantic experience was on a St Valentine’s Day when my pride as a lady went down the lagoon – I was deflowered!” she quipped “I can never forget that experience because it was a great turning point in my life and I smile each time I remember because it was earned by the father of my child” she added.

The annual Lagos Fashion & Design week kicked off Thursday October 28 at The Marquee Federal Palace Hotel, in Lagos. On the third day of the Lagos Fashion and Design Week, the fashionistas went the route of hip with an attitude. Some of the hot fashionistas we spotted on the black carpet Genevieve Nnaji, Di’Ja, Temi Otedola, Tania Omotayo, Ono Bello, Beverly Naya, Tonye Garrick, Bolanle Olukanni, Zainab Balogun, Ono Bello, Ezinne Chinkata, Lami Phillips, Lynxx, Monalisa Chinda, Chidinma Ekile, TY Mix, Temi Dollface and many more. Check out stunning wears on the black carpet: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Twit

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A relative of the victims of a Russian airliner with 217 passengers and seven crew aboard has crashed, reacts at Pulkovo airport in St.Petersburg, Russia, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Russia's association of tour operators has released the names of all 224 people who were on board the Kogalymavia Airbus A321 that crashed on the Sinai Peninsula on Saturday. Russian authorities say there are no survivors. While the exact cause is still unknown, sources involved in the investigation told Russia's Interfax news agency that the crash is believed to have been caused by mechanical failure. But investigators are looking at all possible causes and weighing the "human factor and poor weather conditions combined with complicated mountainous terrain." The manifest lists the crew of the aircraft as pilot Valery Y. Nemov, second pilot Sergey S. Trukhachev, senior flight attendant Valentina Petrovna Martsevich, and flight attendants Andrew V. Belomestnov, Irina D. Olaru, Stanislav V. Sv

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Saturday, urged the State Police Command to step up their surveillance in the state and come up with new strategies to tackle the wave of criminal activities in the state. The Governor who spoke at the closing session of the 4-day Leadership Retreat for the State Executive Council, Body of Permanent Secretaries as well as some heads of Parastatals, urged the police to improve on their mode of operations to ensure the safety of lives and property in the state. Governor Ambode who spoke shortly after the Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni addressed participants at the retreat also pledged the support of the state government towards effective policing of the state, however saying that the resources ploughed into securing the state must reflect in the reduction of criminal activities. “We’re not yet where we want to be. We have only just 33, 000 policemen in Lagos for a population of over 20million. Again, we don’t have control over these po

President Muhammadu Buhari, who is known for his firm willingness to eradicate corruption in Nigeria, has five ministers who are allegedly corrupt or have close relations with fraudsters. The Nigerian senate has approved President Buhari nominees on October 29, Thursday as ministers of the federation. The Nigerian leader is likely to inaugurate his cabinet on November 4, Wednesday. Meanwhile, there are indications that some of these appointees are corrupt and have at one time or the other stolen from Nigeria’s treasury. List below shows the ministers who’ve had a corrupt accusation in the past. 1. Rotimi Amaechi The most controversial Buhari’s minister, who also is the ex-governor of the Rivers state, has had a petition stopping his confirmation. He’s been accused to have looted the state treasury of billions from 2007 to 2015 when he was a governor. Reports say he stole $700 million and $150 million from that money was used to sponsor Buhari and APC for the 2015 polls. His screening f

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool defeated Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge and time appears to be running out for Jose Mourinho. Here are 5 things we learned from the match: 1. The Klopp is running out for Mourinho How much time does Mourinho really have to turn things around at Chelsea? The board came out and publicly backed him – an unprecedented move. There were signs that the team were improving, but losing the last three matches is something to ponder on. One wonders if he will be in the dugout next week. 2. Coutinho sparkles The Brazilian schemer has not been in form since the season started, but he chose the right game to strut his stuff. With his side bereft of cutting edge in the first half and a few more seconds after the two minutes added on, Coutinho left Ramires stranded and curled in a beauty. 1-1. In the second half, he picked up from where he stopped, giving the Reds a very deserved lead. 3. Decision time for Roman As the result sinks in, the Russian owner has a choice to make. K

National leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, says he’s engulfed with great sadness over the death of the Emir of Borgu, Haliru Dantoro Kitoro III. The Emir of Borgu, who gave Tinubu the title of Jagaban, died on Friday at a German hospital. Tinubu released a statement on Saturday, saying the loss of the Emir, affects him personally. “I received with shock, disbelief and great sadness the death of the Emir of Borgu in Niger State, Alhaji Haliru Dantoro Kitoro III [Mai Borgu]. It is a upsetting that the Emir passed away less than 48 hours after I visited him and witnessed how close he was to full recovery. He was full of life, jovial and eager to return to Nigeria this weekend. I feel a profound sense of personal loss on the sudden passing away of my royal father, a friend, brother and above all a confidant and supporter.” “His death is most painful coming at such a critical time when Nigeria was in dire need of his forthrightness and wisdom. He was a man who loved Nige

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On her wedding day, Heather Koehler was about to walk down the aisle when she realized something terrible. Her photographer hadn't shown up. Heather was disappointed, but time was of the essence — she and her now-husband Matt were forced to go through their ceremony and reception without a single professional photo. "I didn't have time to be upset," Heather told MLive. Luckily, the Koehlers had the Wonder Woman of photography in their corner. When Michigan photographer Dana Gruszynski read about the mishap on Facebook the next day, she concocted a plan. First, she reached out to the Koehlers to offer them a free stylized photo shoot — that is, a professional couples session that is usually separate from the wedding anyway. Then she started to track down the bridesmaids and groomsmen. She painstakingly inspected Facebook photos from the wedding, taking note of the tiniest decorative details. Then, she recreated the Koehlers' wedding day — right down to bouquets and

Ayodele Fayose, the governor of Ekiti state, has warned President Muhammadu Buhari and the federal government that the economy might collapse in the next three months. Vanguard reports that the governor made a statement speaking at the 22nd Convocation of the College of Education in Ikere Ekiti on Thursday, October 29. Fayose lamented the deplorable state of the nation’s economy, called on the government to address the problem and stop propaganda. According to the governor, the All Progressives Congress-led government has been employing propaganda to deal with the issue. “This is the time for the federal government to come out and tell Nigerians about the state of the economy rather than employ propaganda. “I foresee serious trouble ahead because in the next three months, the economy may collapse. Oil now sells in the region of $40 per barrel. Things have never been bad like this. When I returned from the Holy Land yesterday (Wednesday), I was told that Ekiti got N1.4bn whereas my wage

Lagosians in the Victoria Island axis today, October 30, witnessed an accident involving an articulated truck carrying a container during the mega city’s rush hour. The container fell of from the truck around the popular Bonny Camp area which caused heavy traffic in the area. Men of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) were however on hand to manage the situation. The incident is coming one month after the Lagos state government reiterated its determination to ensure strict enforcement of the Lagos state Road Traffic Law 2012, which restricts trailers and other long vehicles from plying the metropolis between the hours of 6am to 9pm. The state government had vowed to go tough on any trailer and long vehicle that contravenes the law as such vehicle will be impounded and made to pay the stipulated fine accordingly. Recall that on Wednesday, September 2, a heavy duty container skidded off the Ojuelegba bridge in Lagos and landed on two private cars, crushing the occupa

Primate-Ayodele By Bashir Adefaka NIGERIA knew, knows and is still knowing about prophets in the Lord’s Vineyard. The prophethood exhibited by the founder and head of Inri Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, Primate Elijah Babatunde Ayodele, according to investigations, appears to be one on the side of development that must be taken serious. This is a prophet who told this reporter before jetting out to Enugu enroute Achalla on Monday October 12, 2015, among many other prophecies that a young man would emerge as Ooni of Ife and that his emergence would not only come to pass but that it will bring prosperity to Yoruba race. This triggered this follow-up that has deliberately been embarked upon as a way of critically looking into how religious leaders can actually positively partner the state in matter of growth and development. Primate-Ayodele When contacted over the most recent prophecy the Primate said, “My prophecies coming to pass is not for me to celebrate. I tell the government

UNICEF says it will partner the Zamfara State Government in the immunisation of no fewer than 1.27 million children in the state between Nov. 21 and Nov. 25. Dr Usman Nakakana, the UNICEF consultant on measles in the state, disclosed this on Friday during an awareness meeting on measles with journalists in Gusau. He said that unlike in the past when the vaccines were administered on children from house-to-house, the state committee against measles had selected designated immunisation points across the state for the exercise. The consultant said that mothers would be expected to bring their children who fell between the ages of nine months and five years to the designated points for immunisation. He said, “in 2013, only about 74 per cent of children in the state were immunised against measles,’’ but expressed confidence that over 90 per cent success would be achieved this time. Nakakana said that through UNICEF support and renewed commitment from the government, the committee intended t

Greece on Friday rescued 138 refugees and recovered the bodies of 19 after their boat capsized off the island of Kalymnos, authorities said, in the second major deadly incident this week. The death toll from drownings at sea has mounted recently as weather in the Aegean has taken a turn for the worse, turning wind-whipped sea corridors into deadly passages for thousands of refugees crossing from Turkey to Greece. In a second incident off the island of Rhodes, three people, including a child and an infant, drowned and three were missing while six people were rescued at sea, a Greek coastguard said. In the same development, some 16 people were confirmed dead and 274 people were rescued when a wooden boat they were on literally fell apart in rough seas off the Greek island of Lesbos late on Wednesday. Greece has been a transit point for more than 500,000 refugees and migrants fleeing conflict in the Middle East and beyond since January- triggering bickering among European nations at od