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Cargo Truck Accident at Masha Bus-Stop, Surulere, Lagos

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                                                                                      A Truck that was fully loaded with drinks in Masha area this afternoon failed break and turnbows under the brigde round about. The driver was identified as Sulaiman, The driver was seriously praised for making his way under the bridge instead of crushing other peoples cars which would have being very bad". Sulaiman said he mistakely hits a vehical around Shitta area and the owner was seriously chasing him until the accide...

AFRIMMA release nominees list

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The nomination list and voting for the African Music Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA) have been released The awards which celebrates the beauty of African music and artistry, will take place on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at the Eisemann Center in Dallas, Texas in the United States. The event honours Africans on the continent and in the Diaspora. Best Male (West Africa) See the full list below.

Boko Haram will attack Lagos - Soul E

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                                 Former musician and prophet, Soul E has said that the militant sect, Boko Haram will attack Lagos. Prophet Soul E who claims to have predicted the Abuja and Jos bombings, went on his Facebook page to warn of an impending strike by the insurgents. He adviced Nigerians to read Psalm 90 and Psalm 24, and pray for protection from God.

P-Square begin work on sixth album

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  Music duo, P-Square, who recently overcame a separation scare, have hit the studio to work on their sixth album. Peter Okoye posted pictures of studio sessions with their elder brother and manager Jude Okoye on his Instagram page. "Watch out super fans. Something big about to hit u. #6thAlbum." He wrote on Instagram.

Fresh Attack: Boko Haram attack more villages, 48 dead

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Boko Haram militants attacked three villages,killing 48 people, residents said Wednesday, as rescue workers in the central city of Jos searched for the missing a day after two car bombs killed more than 100. One of the villages that were attacked between Tuesday night and early Wednesday lies near the town of Chibok, where more than 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped last month. The reports came from residents and were confirmed by a state intelligence agent who spoke on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to give information to reporters. Apagu Maidaga of Alagarno village said residents hid in the bush and watched while the extremists set ablaze their homes of thatch-roofed mud huts. "We saw our village up in flames as we hid in the bush waiting for the dawn; we lost everything," he told The Associated Press in a telephone call. In Jos, where 118 people were killed in twin car bomb attacks Tuesday on a bustling bus terminal and a market, rescue workers ar...

Lifestyle News:Pregnancy addict "won't stop until her womb falls out"

Tara Sawyer, of Cambridgeshire, recently turned to surrogacy and has given birth to three children in the past two years. Amazingly, she’s also done it all for free despite being entitled to hundreds of thousands of Rand in expenses, reports the Daily Mail. Sawyer claims that when she isn’t pregnant she feels “empty” and “broody”, hence the reason she began to trawl surrogacy forums looking for those in need. The first time she inseminated herself at home using a plastic pipette and she’s been hooked ever since. Just days after she gave birth Sawyer reported feeling empty. At first her and her husband feared that she had become attached to the child, which was biologically hers, but then it dawned on them that she was actually missing the bump. Part of the appeal for Sawyer is that she claims to look and feel at her best when pregnant. She engages in regular swimming and yoga and follows a strict regime of healthy diet and vitamins. Even better, despite her numerous pregnancies she ha...

Lifestyle News:Do you think women should get paid menstrual leave?

Has your period ever made you feel so uncomfortable, you've needed to take off work? It is common in east Asia for women to be allocated special menstrual leave on top of their normal annual sick leave, The Atlantic reports. Predictably, opinion on this leave ranges. Some view it as a woman's basic right, as Taiwan politicians proved when an attempt was made to do away with menstrual leave. Others, quite understandably, view it as sexist, as the policy treats women as inherently less capable and in need of more special treatment than men. When a draft law proposing two days a month special leave for female workers was proposed in Russia, it was Russian feminists who objected to it.