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Read his article below... Last week I wrote about what has turned out to be the biggest corruption scandal in African history-the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation $26 billion can of worms.   Little did I know when writing that piece that the matter should enter into another absurd stage. Maikanti Baru, the Group Managing (Damaging?) Director of the NNPC caused a response to be made to Ibe Kachikwu which proved that both Kachikwu and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo are mere figure heads. Essentially, Mr. Baru's defense in the saga is that he got approval from President Buhari to bypass the NNPC board and award the contracts at a time that Vice President Yemi Osinbajo was supposed to be the acting President.   If what Baru said is true and President Muhammadu Buhari approved contracts from his London sickbed, then what Presidency was Osinbajo acting? A Presidential movie? So this is what President Buhari meant when he cited the Vice Presiden

Actor Seth Rogen sent a savage DM to Donald Trump Jnr after the president son condemned the actions of disgraced Hollywood film maker, Harvey Weinstein. Seth shared the direct message he sent to the junior Trump, who follows him on Twitter.

Things you see on social media! A Nigerian lady has taken to Twitter to share her pricelist for anyone who wants to hire her as a pretend girlfriend. According to her, 15k for an hour, additional 5k for PDA excluding kisses. If you want a kiss which will last 2 seconds and no tongue she charges 35k. Meanwhile check out the responses she got below

Google has lifted restrictions on YouTube from showing Swaziland's famous reed dance which features bare-breasted women. A representative from Google was quoted saying that they decided to remove the restriction on the videos because "it was not its policy to restrict nudity in such instances where it is culturally or traditionally appropriate". The move was in response to a campaign led by Lazi Dlamini , the head of TV Yabantu , an online video production company which produces content that “protects, preserves and restores African values”. Its YouTube channel which launched in 2016 had been adding 3,000-4,000 new subscribers every month until the platform started to flag its content as inappropriate.  It also put a label on the channel advising advertisers that its content was “not suitable for most advertisers”. According to Mr Dlamini, he had contacted Google to say that he was simply reflecting the cultural values of his community but the c

There is no love lost between talk show host, Wendy Williams and rapper 50 Cent. In this new fight between the two, 50 Cent took a crude shot at Wendy Williams calling her an ugly motherf*cker and compared her photo to a photo of a beast. In one post he wrote; "Wendy Williams just told me to get my life together, smh ?‍?? your husband is not a bad man. he deserves a side chick for talking to you, you ugly motherfucker Focus on your own shit bitch. Oh yeah we in club LUST tonight you're invited.LOL" In another post he also wrote; "Yeah bitch, you fucking around in the wrong section. Every time you call me,I'm a show up"

Tennis legend Serena Williams, 36, welcomed her first child Alexis Olympia last month and she's planning to return to tennis soon. On Tuesday, the tournament director for the Australian Open announced that Serena plans to defend her title in January 2018. She won the 2017 Australian Open right after finding out she was pregnant. The tournament kicks off Jan. 15 - 18.

The President of the World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim, held a press conference in Washington D.C yesterday and spoke about World Bank activities in Africa. While addressing the press, Kim said that in his first meeting with President Buhari, the president asked that the world bank should specifically shift its focus to Northern Nigeria. “You know, in my very first meeting with President Buhari he said specifically that he would like us to shift our focus to the northern region of Nigeria and we’ve done that.  Now, it has been very difficult. The work there has been very difficult. I think Nigeria, of course, has suffered from the dropping oil prices. I think things are just now getting better.  But the conversation we need to have with Nigeria, I think, is in many ways related to the theme that I brought to the table just this past week, which is investment in human capital.  The percentage of the Gross Domestic Product that Nigeria spends on healthcare is less than o