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Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, has come into the limelight again with an interesting take on he would deal with the Fulani Herdsmen. The Herdsmen are public enemy number 1 at the moment with the attacks in Agatu and Enugu still fresh in the minds of people.on Tuesday, warned marauding The governor on Tuesday issued a stern warning telling the Herdsmen not to try coming into his state as he would take drastic measures against them that would lead to the loss of their livelihood. He declared that if they did come, he would have the source of water for the cattle poisoned. He said he had already instructed his people in the case of an attack to poison the water source with a particular brand of chemical used against fungal attacks. Governor Fayose stated this on Tuesday, while speaking on the topic: “Journalism and Politics; two sides of a coin,” at the World Press Freedom Day organised by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Oyo State Council, held at the Dapo Adero

According to OAUPEEPS, f ollowing the activation of the request for accommodation for the Freshmen of the Obafemi Awolowo University, on Wednesday, 27th April 2016, many of the fresh students have not been able to secure accommodation on campus.   It was discovered that the portal started to bring the error message that "the Bedspace allotted to your faculty has been exhausted" in about

Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola has lost more than $400 million of his personal fortune over the last 9 weeks as the stock price of Forte Oil, the Nigerian-listed energy behemoth he controls, shed off 43.5% in value within that period. In late February the share price of Forte Oil hit an all-time high of N342 per share after the Lagos-based utilities and petroleum marketing company released its impressive 2015 FY results and declared an attractive dividend of N3.45 per share. However, as at close of trading today (Tuesday), its share price has dropped to N193.46 after recording consistent daily losses over the past few weeks. Otedola, who is the company’s controlling shareholder, has seen his paper net worth drop from $1.6 billion when FORBES published its annual ranking of the World’s Billionaires in March, to $1.2 billion today, according to the FORBES’ real-time billionaire scorecard. A source at Forte Oil says that the drop in the company’s share price is not unconnected to mass

Leicester City FC have defied all odds and became the EPL champions yesterday after Tottenham's draw with Chelsea. This is their first EPL title in their 132- year history. CONGRATS!

Leicester City FC have defied all odds and became the EPL champions yesterday after Tottenham's draw with Chelsea. This is their first EPL title in their 132- year history. CONGRATS!

Uneasy, they say, lies the head that wears the crown. In selfsame manner, we could be right to ascribe all the atrocities currently being perpetrated by the truant and nomadic Fulani herdsmen as brethren of the Nation’s President Muhammadu Buhari. He may not have instructed them to be so daring and destructive on their routine nomadic journeys from far and near, and had almost become a nightmare in every Nigerian community they lead their cattle grazing through farms and produce in their lugubrious trekking from North to the Southern towns. And for the records, in the President’s Assets Declaration in the past several years, he had always included some 150 Cows as part of his Assets, and it may well be that those looking after them could well fit the categorization as Fulani herdsmen. One is not too sure if they venture out of their enclaves to do collateral damages to their neighbours’ farmlands. Poet J.P Clark, one of the brightest a member of the literary triumvirate in Nigeria- So

Uneasy, they say, lies the head that wears the crown. In selfsame manner, we could be right to ascribe all the atrocities currently being perpetrated by the truant and nomadic Fulani herdsmen as brethren of the Nation’s President Muhammadu Buhari. He may not have instructed them to be so daring and destructive on their routine nomadic journeys from far and near, and had almost become a nightmare in every Nigerian community they lead their cattle grazing through farms and produce in their lugubrious trekking from North to the Southern towns. And for the records, in the President’s Assets Declaration in the past several years, he had always included some 150 Cows as part of his Assets, and it may well be that those looking after them could well fit the categorization as Fulani herdsmen. One is not too sure if they venture out of their enclaves to do collateral damages to their neighbours’ farmlands. Poet J.P Clark, one of the brightest a member of the literary triumvirate in Nigeria- So