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Nigerian ‘self-acclaimed male barbie, Okuneye Idris Olarenwaju popularly known as Bobrisky has revealed he used to talk to BBNaija housemate, Tobi Bakare’s dad and never knew it was him until now. Bobrisky who has been campaigning for Nina also solicited for vote for Tobi when he is up for eviction. See his posts below: In another news, popular cross dresser, Bobrisky is back to his attention seeking ways as well as flaunting his new pink weave. In recent weeks, he has been going crazy about musician Kcee online ever since he got rid of the dreadlocks and debuted his new look for his hit single, Burn. He declared Kcee as his new crush! Once again, Bobrisky has publicly professed his love for Kcee who is happily married with kids. (Read  here )

Canadian rapper, Drake seems to have just added a Ferrari LaFerrari to his garage. The 31-year-old rapper was recently seen leaving ‘The Nice Guy’ bar with a friend in his brand new Yellow ‘Ferrari LaFerrari’ Sports car in Los Angeles, CA. The ride is said to cost around $7million. Drake is also said to own a $2 million Bugatti Veyron, a Bentley Continental GTC, an S-Class Brabus, Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Convertible, McLaren 675LT, a custom Lamborghini Aventador Roadster and a white custom Rolls Royce Phantom. He also owns a McLaren 675LT as well as a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Convertible among others. Earlier this month, Drake donated $25k to Miami High School, gave $50k scholarship to a college student and $50k to a women’s homeless shelter.

The identity of the core engineer responsible for designing of the recently unveiled UAV drone has been reveal, and she is a woman...                                          Nkemdilim Anulika Ofodile posing beside the UAV Nkemdilim Anulika Ofodile is the Nigeria AirForce aerospace engineer who designed “Tsaigumi”, Nigeria’s first indigenous operational UAV (Unmanned aerial vehicle.) She has a PhD in Control Engineering from the University of Leicester As part of the Federal Government efforts to tackle insecurity in the country, President Muhammadu Buhari has unveiled a surveillance Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) produced locally by the Nigerian Air Force Institute of Technology. The UAV codenamed TSAIGUMI is the first Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to be produced in the country and will be used to fight terrorism, armed banditry and other sophisticated crimes through enhanced air surveillance                                                                                             

The plane in which the leader of the breakaway Republic of Biafra, Odimegwu Chukwuemeka Ojukwu used to flee Nigeria to Ivory coast after the civil war, has been captured on camera...  Nigerian business magnate and senator representing Bayelsa East, Benedict Murray-Bruce, has taken to his Twitter page to share the photos of the airplane which legendary Igbo leader, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu used to flee Nigeria to Ivory coast after the civil war.  Chief Ojukwu was a Nigerian military officer and politician who served as the military governor of the Eastern Region of Nigeria in 1966 and the leader of the breakaway Republic of Biafra from 1967 to 1970.  Ben Bruce posing with the aircraft The founder of Silverbird Group, Ben Bruce who posted the photos, wrote;  "This is the plane Ojukwu left Nigeria with and fled to Ivory coast after the civil war. Nigeria should fix this plane & send to a museum."

From Anini to Shina Rambo, Nigerians have suffered in the hands of notorious armed robbers who have ended badly as they lived their lives on the fast lane. Ishola Oyenusi, popularly known as Doctor Oyenusi, was a notorious armed robber who terrorized the people of Lagos and other neighboring cities in the 1970s. Ishola Oyenusi and his gang of six were highly skilled in snatching cars, robbing banks, factories, stores and killing people like chickens. Doctor Oyenusi, as he was called, was not a doctor by profession but adopted the title for the fun of it. The evidence lies in a confession he made few minutes before his execution. He confessed that his parents were not capable of furthering his secondary school education and that was what forced him into robbery. So without having a secondary school education, Oyenusi by no way could have been a medical doctor. Oyenusi started off his robbery career by snatching a car (whose owner died in the process) just because his

Ordinarily, there should be only one (main) route to sexual satisfaction – intercourse, but in reality, people have devised several means to that destination, and one of the ways some people have adopted is anal s*x. This means s*x through the anus.  And the act seems to be growing, because in spite of the society’s stance on it and how much it has been condemned by some medical experts, a report by the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, under the United States Department of Health and Human Services, shows that 44 per cent of men and 36 per cent of women have had anal sex at least once in their lifetime. Apart from those who tried it once in a lifetime, a report by WebMD, an American corporation that reports news and information pertaining to human health and well being, found in 2015 that as many as five to 10 per cent of sexually active women engage in receptive anal sex. Notably, apart from consenting heterosexual adults and homosexuals, it has been observed that some

President Muhammadu Buhari has been told by former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie how Nigerians feel about his government.  A former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie, has told the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration that Nigerians are angry over poverty and insecurity in the country, according to a report by DailyPost.   Speaking in a statement, Okogie, a former Lagos Archbishop of the Catholic Church, also called on the President not to discard the advice given to him by former President Olusegun Obasanjo; former military dictator, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria as their thoughts reflect what Nigerians think about his government.     In a statement entitled,  “There’s anger in the land” and made available to newsmen, the cleric said, “The truth is: Nigerians are not happy; Nigerians are hungry and angry. “They are not happ

Secret American diplomatic dispatches, spread over 21,000 pages, have provided previously unknown information about the Nigerian Civil War  Early in the morning of 1 July 1967, Nigeria’s young head of state, Colonel Yakubu Gowon, was feeling uneasy in his office at the Supreme Headquarters, Dodan Barracks in Lagos. The unease was a result of his being ceaselessly pressured to authorize a military invasion of the breakaway Republic of Biafra.   Thirty officers had been recalled from courses abroad. Trains and truck convoys, bearing fuel, supplies and men, were still leaving Kano and Kaduna for the south of River Benue.   Colonel Mohammed Shuwa of the First Area Command had moved his command headquarters southwards and set it up in Makurdi. The 2nd Battalion was already headquartered in Adikpo. Schools and private homes had been commandeered for the use of Major Sule Apollo and his 4th Battalion in Oturkpo. They were itching for action. The same day, Major B.M. Usman “a mem