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The police officer whom dancer Korra Obidi  accused of slapping her and smashing her phone  has responded to the accusation. He shared a video which shows the dancer throwing punches at the crowd that gathered, and also a narration of his own side of the story. According to an eyewitness @Hotsucreee, Korra Obidi disobeyed the law enforcement officer when she was asked to reverse because she was going off her lane which would have added to the traffic the officers were trying to reduce. The eyewitness also pointed out that the dancer was not touched as claimed. ”Girl you are completely wrong. I witnessed this and I got you out of this mess today . You weren’t in your lane and there was a lot of traffic. You were going to make the traffic get worse and they asked you to reverse back but you blatantly refused now you blame it on them . COME ON . You were the only girl in the midst of over 30 men I wonder how you would have survived it if I didn’t  o Being stubborn never solv...

Prof. Wole Soyinka, has once again lashed out at former President Olusegun Obasanjo and his supporters. He alleged that the retired General’s supporters harassed and bribed the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) delegates to approve the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library (OOPL) in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital and give it a special status under the international body. In his new book, titled; ‘Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?: Gani’s Unfinished Business’, which was released to the public on Tuesday, Soyinka, who explained his role in letting the international body know that it was being hoodwinked over the real status of the presidential library, alleged that the ex-president’s supporters adopted the Nigerian ‘brown envelope’ method to lure the educational body into submission. Soyinka also recalled how he warned UNESCO that its “reputation ran the risk of being besmirched if it succumbed to the importuning from that ex-president” but that he...

A Nigerian undergraduate at Bristol University reportedly took her own life in a hotel in Cardiff UK. The deceased 20-year-old Omojola Ogundipe, a top member of Bristol university Gospel Choir was found hanged to death in a hotel room on the 14th of March 2018. Staff of Citrus Hotel in Bute Terrace Cardiff discovered Omojola’s lifeless body around 11:25am after she missed her check out deadline. An inquest was held into her death at Pontypridd Coroner’s Court on Thursday where Coroner Woolley Christopher accepted autopsy report of death by hanging. Omojola reportedly recorded a suicide video shortly before hanging herself in the washroom of her hotel room.