Faze meets Bola Tinubu.

The singer paid a courtesy visit to the leader of the APC at his home in Lagos yesterday January 10th.

Man who killed Austria-based lover narrates what happened, says it was an accident

The 41 year old man who killed his Austria-based lover, Rose Aifuwa, (pictured right) over unpaid debt (read story here) has opened up about how he killed the mother of four on Christmas Day. He denied owing the Austrian citizen and said her death was an accident.

Rapper Eldee faults FG's failure to address Baga massacre

Nigerian rapper, producer, and the CEO of Trybe Record, Lanre Dabiri, popularly known as eLDee has faulted Pres. Jonathan's administration's failure to address Boko Haram attack on Baga, where 2000 people allegedly died. I ask again, did 2,000 people really die? No photos? God, I hope not!

Junior Malanda (Belgian Under-21 midfielder) dies in car crash, aged 20

Belgian Under-21 midfielder Bernard Malanda-Adje, nicknamed Junior Malanda, died yesterday Jan. 10th in a car crash in Germany. The VfL Wolfsburg footballer died when a car he was traveling in as a passenger crashed on a motorway near the German city of Bielefeld. He was on his way to the airport to meet up with his team-mates to fly out to South Africa for a training camp. He was just 20. 

Ray J to spend $2.7 million to buy a house on Kim Kardashian's street

Kim K's sextape co-star Ray J is making an offer to buy a house just 8 doors down from Kim's house.

Cardinal Okogie says Mbaka was under the influence of another spirit

Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie, the retired Archbishop of Lagos state has reacted to the recent statements made by Fr. Ejike Mbaka on President Jonathan's led administration. In an interview with Vanguard, Cardinal Okogie said the statements made by Fr Mbaka were abnormal and certainly not one influenced by God's spirit but by another spirit. According to the respected clergyman, Mbaka's attitude is unbecoming. He says if he had his way he would have closed down the Enugu diocese as Fr. Mbaka has repeatedly been involved in controversial things which the leadership of the diocese has not deemed fit to call him to order.