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custom toolbar custom toolbar custom toolbar TOM ILUBE, founder of the trailblazing African Science Academy, has today (Oct 25) been named the country’s most influential black person on the UK. The British Nigerian topped Powerlist 2017, the annual list of the 100 most powerful people of African and African Caribbean heritage in Britain. Ilube claimed the number one spot for his outstanding work in education where he has demonstrably impacted thousands of lives and for his success in launching several successful technology companies. The philanthropist set up the charity, African Gifted Foundation, to help transform the lives of hundreds of children on the continent. This year, he opened the African Science Academy (ASA), Africa’s first girls-only science and technology school, based in Ghana with young women scientists attending from six countries: Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Sierra Leone and Uganda. The academy is driving Africa's develop

custom toolbar custom toolbar The need to sanitise the industry is not only important but totally necessary as new owners and some existing brands downplay the pride, integrity and perception of a beauty queen or queens directly or indirectly. History of pageantry in Nigeria dates back to over 50 years ago when commitment, passion, discipline, determination and hardwork are the bedrock of any pageant owner or beauty queens vision. Here are some proven reasons pageantry and beauty queens are less regarded. custom toolbar Read below carefully; 1: Some pageant organisers do not know the core value of a crown as such can no impact on the winners 2: Some pageant Organisers venture into pageantry for gains and business neglecting the fundamental essence of the contest. 3: Some pageant directors flag-Off pageants without considering ge‎tting the prizes or potential leadway to the winners entitlements or attract credible sponsor for that. 4: Some Beauty Q

While growing u, I heard my parents use the words “ALAJO SOMOLU” on many occasions in a positive remark, without having an idea of the story behind the ‘character’. Here’s the story as shared by Consultville: Alphaeus Taiwo Olunaike is not a name that many Nigerians are familiar with. But once you mention Baba Alajo Somolu, the eyes of millions of Nigerians will light up. Yes, they are more familiar with this nomenclature. He was born at a very dangerous time. A perilous period in Nigeria’s history. It was on the 16th of September 1915 in the tiny city of Isan-Oyin (now called Isonyin), close to Ijebu-Musin and Ijebu-Ode in Ogun State, southwestern Nigeria. Within the thick groves of thick forests and the brilliant foliage of green tropical plants, the cries of newly-born babies pierced the calm and peace of the forest. A woman named Grace Okuromiko Olunaike had given birth to triplets. Three at once! Immediately she was told that she just gave bir

    Starboy Worldwide Boss has just announce his departure from GLO Nigeria as an Ambassador. Wizkid who earlier left MTN Nigeria for GLO Nigeria in June 2015 took to his Twitter account to announce his discontinuation of being an Ambassador with GLO Nigeria.

The amendment included altering the tenure of office of the chairman and members of the Code of Conduct Bureau. Also amended was the tenure of the chairman and members from serving until they are 70, to a term of five years. The exercise follows months of discussions in the Senate, regarding the need to amend the bill. It also comes months after the trial of Senate President Bukola for false asset declaration, commenced at the Code Of Conduct Tribunal (CCT). Saraki had criticised the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), which filed the charges against him, for not inviting him for questioning, on the charges before it filed them. Although, the actual amendments to the act were done by the House Of Representatives and passed on May 31, the Senate concurred with the House and passed the bill on October 27. Early in the year, the upper le

Most of us work out to lose some weight, have bikini bodies, six packs, sexy abs and for some just to keep fit and healthy. Of course these are very good reasons for exercising and I am very guilty of the above reasons especially the bikini body part wink . But did you know that WORKING OUT WORKS ON YOUR SKIN too??? If you are usually not motivated to work out then this might just be the motivation you need. You can start working out for your skin. I hear you say “how does it work?” I’d try to keep this as simple as possible, no science jargons. The truth is the same way exercise keeps your muscles toned is the same way it can keep your skin toned too, just as it keeps your body healthy it also keeps your skin healthy and even adds a glow to it. Like eating right, whatever keeps your body healthy keeps your skin healthy. When you work out your heart beats faster which means it’s going to be pumping more blood than it usually does. This results to better circulation

Twin explosions from suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers killed at least nine people in Nigeria’s northeastern city of Maiduguri on Saturday morning, a rescue official and witnesses said. The first explosion came when two suicide bombers tried to enter a camp holding more than 16,000 refugees from Boko Haram’s Islamic uprising at around 7 a.m. local time, according to civilian self-defense fighter Dan Batta. The second blast came half an hour later and about a kilometre away when a tricycle taxi carrying at least two people exploded opposite a fuel depot, Batta said. Nine people were killed and rescuers were carrying several wounded victims to hospitals, Sani Datta, spokesman for the National Emergency Management Agency, told The Associated Press. Boko Haram has stepped up attacks after a months-long lull caused b