African Envoys Celebrate Africa Day

The annual Africa Day took place on May 26 at the Hungarian Military Museum, where African diplomats hosted Hungarian government officials, business executives, foreign dignitaries and eminent Hungarians involved in African affairs read more

Niger-Delta: Freedom Or Oil War?

By Hakeem Babalola
Nigerian Affairs

When citizens could no more stomach their government's insensitivity, dishonesty, brutality, massive looting and inefficiency; and then took up arms in order to sing emancipation, what should we call them? Criminals? Crusaders? Or both? And should the govt - legal or illegal - folds it arms in discharging its primary duty of protecting lives and properties? The Niger-Delta "war" is an intricate and confusing political situation read more

Time Table For Sex

By Juliana Francis

Intimate Affairs

Ejiro is a lovely, tall babe with a shape that is capable of doing something to a man’s system. She has a natural grace to her walk. She usually glides, instead of walking. But that day, no matter how she tried, her footsteps stubbornly refused to do their usual wonders read more

Michael Jackson Archive

Joe Jackson wants sons to duet with dead Michael
Michael Jackson Murdered
Jacko's brain was not in coffin
'I Love You So Much Daddy'
Give My Children to Diana Ross
Jackson 'cut dad out of last will'
Family wants 2nd autopsy
Questions On Jackson's Death
What Will Happen To Michael Jackson's Children?
Mystery surrounds Michael Jackson's sudden death
Autopsy set after Michael Jackson's sudden death
Jackson was much more than the 'King of Pop'
World mourns King of Pop

Nigerian Govt. Attack On Civilian Homes

Office Romance

By Juliana Francis
Intimate Affairs

Even me that sounded like a sanctimonious bitch almost fell into the office romance trap. My interest was really ignited by a guy in my office. I had only to see his smiles and my foolish heart goes into a makosa gyration. I thought we could actually tango, if you know what I mean. But before I knew it, I heard from the office Radio Broadcasters that the guy has done several evil things to my well-hidden fortress! read more

Ayoka's Evil Deed Hauting Her: A Rejoinder To Nigerians Betrayed Me

By Dr. Adebisi Adewole (PHD)
A Rejoinder

How interesting it is to see how quickly Mrs. Ayoka Adebayo is being hunted by her quilt. Adebayo organised and participated in a grand design fraudulent election re-run in Ekiti, she declared a false result, returned an unpopular candidate and imposes the unacceptable party on the people of Ekiti, only to turn round and blame the people of the state for the crime she committed against them read more

Re: Nigerians Betrayed Me

By Bankole A. Okuwa
Dear Mrs. Adebayo,

I am sorry about your situation in Ekiti as the Resident Electoral Commissioner. Nigerians are no cowards. The history of revolutions will teach you the peculiar spontenuity of rebellion in societies which are victims of oppressive regimes or dictatorships such as ours read more

Nigerians Betrayed Me

By Hakeem Babalola
Nigerian Affairs


Dear Nigeria,
I am writing this open letter because of my conscience as a Christian. It is imperative for me to tell Nigerians what actually happened in what is now known as Ekiti debacle read more

Heroes Square Held Charity March

Archie Bonka was at the Heroes Square in Budapest recently where he prepared this report about a charity march to Africa organised by Charity March Foundation in conjuction with Afrikaert read more

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Pretty Serpent Called Queen

By Juliana Francis
Intimate Affairs

They haggled and the man took her to a guest house. They paid for an hour. But 20 minutes later, the man allegedly left, leaving... Blessing behind. After an hour, the hotel staff member she had accused of raping her were the men on duty whom she had begged to allow her, spend the night at the hotel, but they refused read more

Nude Women, Wandering Conscience

By Hakeem Babalola

Nigerian Affairs

In protest against the re-run governorship election in Ekiti, a group of women clad in white expressed their dissent with their breasts exposed. They walked round Ado-Ekiti breasting the storm - of election rigging. According to reports, only the elderly women allowed the public to see the two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs. The youths among them protested with their clothes on. Perhaps they are not as naive as the elderly. They probably know the game better than their elders, and so it was unnecessary for them to entertain the on-lookers with their boobs (no pun intended). Thank God the younger women did not emulate their elders in this regard otherwise such nude amusement would have caused confusion more than Iwu's INEC. read more

Global Financial Meltdown: Is Nigerian Government in Control of the Situation?

By Hakeem Babalola
Nigerian Affairs

The title is an assignment being researched by the students of Kaduna Polytechnic HND1 (Higher National Diploma) Mass Communication Department. The curious students had sent "mails of this nature to national commentators" like me to respond. The question being asked by these student communicators is as interesting as is timely. It is a question I believe should be on our lips - every minute if possible read more