Azuka Onwuka There must be something Asiwaju Bola Tinubu knows or does that is beyond other politicians; for he is the only politician since 1999 that sponsors people into political offices and they remain faithful and loyal to him. In the three zones of the North as well as in the South-East and South-South, sometimes the relationship between a political godfather and a godson does not even last until the inauguration before turning sour. But in Tinubu’s case, no matter the attacks the public may heap on him about his political and financial stranglehold on his godsons’ tenures, they still remain loyal to him and maintain sealed lips. Whatever the reason for his ability to maintain a firm control over his protégés, Tinubu deserves commendation. For long, there have been rumours over a frosty relationship between him and President Muhammadu Buhari. It is widely acknowledged that Buhari’s candidacy in the 2015 election got a big boost due to Tinubu’s support and media pa...
Lots of Nigerians who had the hopes of cashing out from MMM Nigeria to enjoy the yuletide season woke up yesterday, Tuesday, December 13, 2016, to the shocking news of their mavros being frozen till January 2017. However, there are new claims that a Nigerian is the mastermind of MMM Nigeria contrary to earlier reports that the money doubling scheme was brought to the country by one Ernest Chigozie Mbanefo, a South African-based pastor who was once with the Living Faith Church A.K.A Winners Chapel, in Nigeria. According to Somto Monanu, a social media enthusiast, his name is Chuddy Anayo and he is popularly referred to as ”The MMMnumber one Guider”. Read more below: "A visit to the MMM Nigeria testimonial page you will agree with me that Oga chuddy haf finish all una money. According to sources this Chuddy is the head Admin of MMM he is the one who brought mmm into nigeria he is the one who runs things at MMM just the way Mark Zuckerberg runs Facebook, People ...
Riyad Mahrez has been crowned the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2016. Fans from across the world voted for the Algeria and Leicester midfielder ahead of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Andre Ayew, Sadio Mane and Yaya Toure. Winger Mahrez, 25, told BBC Sport: "It means a lot, it's something big for African players so I am very happy, I am very proud. "It's always good to receive awards and for African players it's a huge honour. To all the fans, thank you very much." He added: "Also I want to thank the Algeria fans and dedicate this to them as well and for my family. "I just have to carry on and keep going with my football and see what I can do." The award caps an exceptional year for Mahrez, who had already won the English Premier League title and was voted Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year. It is further recognition for his outstanding form as Mahrez, whose family comes from the small town of El Khemis in Alg...
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