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The University of Lagos, Akoka, has become the first university in Nigeria to be granted a licence to operate a television station, an official has said. Ralph Akinfeleye, a professor and Chairman of Unilag Radio and TV, stated this in a statement sent to PREMIUM TIMES on Friday. The don confirmed that the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, granted the TV licence to the institution on Thursday, November 9. He therefore invited members of the university community to the commissioning of the TV scheduled to hold on Saturday, November 11 at the Department of Mass Communication of the university. Also in the press statement, the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Rahman Bello, on behalf of the university management, congratulated members of staff, students and the entire university community on the milestone. The Mass Communication department of Unilag also pioneered the first campus radio station in Nigeria. Source: ( Premium Times )

South African socialite Zodwa Wabantu who is quite popular for not wearing underwear, just suffered a massive wardrobe malfunction at an event. The South African musician wore an emerald lace with hip-high slit that left very little to the imagination at the 2017 Feather Awards held last night. At the end of the ceremony, she won Drama Queen of the Year. See the photos below:-

The Imo state governor, Rochas Okorocha has unveiled the statue built in honor of visiting Liberian president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Although, while appreciating the gesture of the state governor, the Liberian president said she has never received such an honor. According to her, she has a statue in her alma mater, Harvard University, but the size of the statue cannot be compared to the one built by the Rochas Okorocha administration. Shortly after unveiling the statue of the Liberian President, Rochas Okorocha was asked by a journalist why he is building statues and he replied: “To immortalize people so our children yet unborn can read a piece of them. History is dying in Africa. We must keep history alive. In the next 100 years to come, most of us will not be here but this will stand for children to read stories and mold their character. If leaders are not mortalized, there will not be history for children yet unborn’.

Adelani Adepegba, Kunle Falayi, Olaleye Aluko and Tony Okafor One week to the governorship election in Anambra State, the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra has threatened voters with death if they vote. They also vowed to disrupt the election. The members of the group marched around some streets in Onitsha, Anambra State on Friday, vowing a lockdown on the day of the election, which is scheduled to hold on Saturday, November 18, 2017. Members of the group can be heard threatening voters in  videos of the march circulating online. They said, ““If you vote you will die. Don’t go out, stay in your house. If you vote on November 18, you will die. We are not running around for the zoo. “There will be no election. We will not participate, we will not vote. Nothing concerns us with any election. We are formidable. “We are in Onitsha to tell the Federal Government to produce Kanu. They should release all the Biafrans in Nigerian prisons.” Speaking with one of our correspo

I suppose anyone can read this Take although it is more directed to guys to put this classic issue into a better perspective for them and to help them get a good understanding of what’s going on around them, especially with their female peers. People usually say that guys who complain about women not wanting “nice guys” are just mad because she didn’t pick him, but there actually is some element of truth to women not really wanting nice guys. Or rather, decent guys. Quick facts on females who like bad boys: race, country, and age… Some will cry foul - “generalizations! Racism! Booooooo!” yah yah, but it doesn’t really matter; it is what it is, like it or not. And, yes, I am black for those who don’t know. And I’m talking about other races here too. I won’t go as far as to say most, but many young women today - mainly in the Americas, the UK, and Europe - have a thing for bad boys, or just the tough, rough, streetsy types. And it isn’t just black females who are into them like

The demise of H. Weinstein has been swift, but more than that many other famous men have become the subject of ire and scorn by the media and a coalition of female celebrities. A me too campaign was successfully launched which revealed that just about every woman has experienced some form of sexual assault or harassment. The underlying message--there are a lot of scummy men and voiceless women and this needs to be exposed now. It does hide itself as anything other than the attack that it is. It doesn't seek a solution or a healing it only seeks to hurt men the way women have for generations--my garnering tremendous amounts of humiliation and embarrassment at them. But does this solve the issue entirely? Certainly, these men should be exposed and arrested if it's warranted. But, the problem that everyone is really talking about is not Weinstein or Ben Affleck orPolanskii or Woody Allen but of a culture of sexual abuse. And yet despite maligning this culture, many women ESPE

'm not extremely shy, I can have conversations with people but I am shy and pretty awkward and blush easily. Is this a big turn off for guys? I was at a bar yesterday and this guy started talking with me and we ended up sitting together and having a conversation. It wasn't awkward at all but myself as a person, am awkward and visibly shy lol and I say weird things when I feel awkward!!🤣 he ended up messaging me later that night and we carried on our conversation. Do guys find shy and awkward cute or is it annoying and a turn off? What Guys SaidW Guys Said