Kenny Badmus writes on how he has dealt with hate and criticism as a gay and HIV positive man
Kenny Badmus who came out as a gay and HIV positive Nigerian man in January 2015, shared this on his Facebook wall this morning.
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Uk Daily Mail Angry At Cameron, Buhari and His Daughters
UK Daily Mail Ahead of the anti-corruption summit to be hosted by David Cameron, MailOnline has claimed that president Buhari's anti-corruption war is not all it seems. They claim that his 16-year-old daughter, Hanah attends a top UK school at £26000 a year - N11.9million - while £150000 - N69million - has been spent on Zahra's education. They also point out that the UK doles out foreign aid to Nigeria despite our government officials being the highest paid in the world. Read the report after the cut... (more…)
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Bonang Matheba parties with Toke Makinwa, others in Lagos (photos)
They say a picture is worth ten nigerians in the sambisa... The South African TV/Media personality who is currently in Lagos partied with Toke Makinwa, stylist Swanky Jerry and others last night. See more photos after the cut... (more…)
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Lavish homes owned by Nigerians in the UK (photos)
Everyone knows that europe is like the second Nigeria for the rich and powerful and the UK press can't seem to get their heads around their Prime Minister David Cameron's anti-corruption summit. They say the same people he is seeking to engage are the ones who own lavish homes in their country. The government knows its country is a dumping ground for corrupt money yet is reluctant to react. You can read the full article here. The house above and the ones after the cut are owned by Nigerians... (more…)
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1000 Jobs can be Created per Week for Nigerians from Dressing Masquerades – Lai Mohammed
Nigeria’s Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed has said that dressing masquerades can create a thousand jobs in one week for Nigerians. Speaking at the sectoral debate of the Federal House of Representatives in Abuja on Tuesday, Mohammed said that most states in Nigeria have one festival or the other which if packaged very well can provide employment for Nigerians. Most states today have more than one festival a year, but the packaging and lack of capacity has not enabled them to make the most out of these festivals. There’s a particular masquerade in the s