| Topic: Emma Nyra, Moet Abebe, Juliet Ibrahim & More at ‘Olamide Live in Concert’ (Read 5986 times) | |
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The event was star-studded with several people like Fade Ogunro, Emma Nyra, Moet Abebe, Juliet Ibrahim, Ifan Ifeanyi Michael, Ice Prince, Do2Dtun, Lil Kesh, Sasha P, DJ Spinall, Stephanie Coker, Sensei Uche, Flowsick, Oritsefemi, Eniola Badmus, Princess, Skales, Skuki, Tayo Faniran and more. There were awesome performances from the artist of the night himself – Olamide, as well as performances from Skales, Oritsefemi, Skuki and more. Check on it!  CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE PHOTOS |
| Topic: Is President Jonathan Relocating Family To United Kingdom Because Of Boko Haram? (Read 8196 times) | |
 President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is not winning the war against Boko Haram. An indication of his fears were confirmed with his recent visit to his kids earlier relocated from the British International School, Lekki, Lagos to London last month. Close aides of the President announced he was going to the United Kingdom without details on his mission last week. Close sources hinted his recent visit to the United Kingdom was to see his children who he might not see in the next few months of the electioneering campaign. On his visits were some of his close relations to ensure a family re-union.  Prior to the relocation of the children from the British School, his aides had bought a befitting house in upscale London to accommodate the family and their aides, following threats and hints that Boko Haram were on their trails. Observers believed the move by the President preclude the notion that Nigeria is safe and confirms the fears in some quarters that a wholistic approach is being applied to tame insurgency. If that be the case where lies our hope and confidence that Nigeria is winning the war against Boko Haram Nigeria. Why should a Nigerian soldier put his life on the line when the President has relocated his own immediate family? Who wants to be a sacrificial lamb? These and more probing questions are on the lips of Nigerians who expressed dismay at the development. As at today, there is no statement credited to the Presidency or his aides on his mission to the United Kingdom. |
