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She had everything at her beck and call. She was dining with kings, she was feasting with queens, she was partying with princes and she was reveling with princesses.  She was a paragon of beauty with shining skin, rosy cheeks, sexy and dazzling eyeballs, soft lips, natural hunch shoulder, well-padded hips, well-structured body.... name it, she had it all-naturally endowed.  Once you looked at her, you wouldn't want to keep your eyes off her. Because of her, men had become neck twisters and neck breakers. If she passed by you, you would want to twist your neck to take a look at her again and again.  Someone once put her beauty in alphabetical order of adorable, beautiful, colorful, delectable, elegant, flamboyant, glamorous and gorgeous.....zestful.  She was given the juiciest appointment of petroleum Minister in the former government of ex president Goodluck Jonathan and she was alleged to have stolen about 9 billion US Dollars which means if her ...

She is a Nigerian, she is rich, she is super rich and she is a beauty to behold. Mrs Folorunsho Alakija is the world's richest black woman. An oil tycoon and a fashionista, Alakija's net worth is $3.3 billion. She is $300 million richer than Oprah Winfrey the powerful media mogul.

Nigeria, the most populous country in the black world gained independence from the British Colony on October 1, 1960. The country that teethered for over 50 years in the edge of mismanagement has now found itself in the hands of a new President who is said to be “a man of impeccable integrity”. The new President Muhammadu Buhari won the election which cut across ethnic and religious lines. He beat the incumbent President whose tenure was marred by indiscipline, insecurity and corruption. All across the country, the independence day anniversary was celebrated with funfares. Many Nigerians were draped In the country's green-white-green color and Nigerian flags were on display. Nigerians abroad had a field day celebrating too. From the City of London to New York and elsewhere, there were widespread jubilations that the country has regained its lost glory. God bless Nigeria.

The Tyranny Of Saraki Family And The Kwarans’ Struggle For Liberation By Remi Oyeyemi “Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have found out the exact measure of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them, and these will continue till they are resisted with either words or blows, or both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.”- Frederick Douglass (Jan.1818 – Feb. 1895)BY REMI OYEYEMISEP 23, 2015243942The good people of Kwara State have been yoking under the tyranny of the Saraki Family for several decades.  They have yoked for so long that it seems that suffering in subjugation has become their second nature.  Others often joke about their supposed docility and assume that this has been responsible for their inexplicable acquiescence to brutal subjugation, enslavement and endless denigration by a single family that has held them to ransom ...

A woman who rejects a man with a vision and follows a man with a television will watch the man with a vision on her husband's television. Stupidity they say, is by choice. How dumb can a lady be? You drove your boyfriend to the gas station to buy gas, after paying for the gas with your own money, you went ahead to pump the gas by yourself while the boyfriend sat comfortably in the car flipping his finger on the phone texting another girlfriends.  It's more common these days to see that men who do less for ladies are the ones who have stronger grips or control over the ladies than the men who truly care and have good visions for themselves and the ladies they crave for. If in the future, things are not working properly for you, you need to reflect on the bad decisions you took in the past or the seeds you sowed in the past that cost you to reap bad crops. The bad decisions you take today will bring a precarious situation you will find yourself in the future.  You n...

Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. It's been 511 days that 276 of our precious girls were kidnapped from their school dormitory by the insurgents in the North East, Nigeria. The abduction of these girls on April 14, 2014 riveted global attention and sparked an international outrage at the lackaidasical attitude of the then civilian regime of ex President Goodluck Jonathan and the United Nation's cold resolve to wade into the situation on time. Among this figure, 57 girls have miraculously escaped when the vehicle conveying them broke down on the road in the thick hour of the night. Since then, there have been public outcries with protests and marches in the cities across the globe. The US First Lady dedicated her 2014 mother's day address to the missing Nigerian girls, their parents and all peace-loving people of the world. Alicia Keys the popular singer raised her voice and her music to clamor for the release of the girls. The new Mayor of New York was...

A big congratulations to Aisha daughter of Governor Badru of Jigawa State in Nigeria whose wedding ceremony took place on weekend. The wedding was well attended by shakers and movers of the Nigerian society.