President Muhammadu Buhari-led government on Thursday said the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and Daily Trust will be sanctioned over their documentaries on terrorism and banditry in Nigeria. The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed while speaking in Abuja accused BBC of showing the faces of terrorists as if they are Nollywood stars.
According to the minister, the news platforms would not get away with the interviews with terrorists.
Mohammad further stated that the appropriate sanctions will be meted to the platforms.
The quirky helmer known for Boy Scout demeanor and twisted tales shares his creative vision in a surprisingly gentle tome informed by the underlying teachings of Transcendental Meditation. But don't worry: David Lynch, one-time creator of "The Angriest Dog in the World" comic, keeps the proselytizing to a minimum.
Read an excerpt from Catching the Big Fish The quirky helmer known for Boy Scout demeanor and twisted tales shares his creative vision in a surprisingly gentle tome informed by the underlying teachings of Transcendental Meditation.
Armed policemen on Saturday supervised the stripping of flags and other insignia at the secretariat of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Calabar, Cross River State. According to Cross River Watch, the caretaker committee chairman of the party, Ntufam Inok Edim, is on the scene.
He is reported to have stated that the secretariat building ought to serve another purpose.
The building has been stripped of the party’s flags, and was being repainted with green and white colors.
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Netflix series The Witcher.
As The Witcher rides onto TV sets Dec. 20, fans and Netflix alike are hoping that the fantasy show about a monster bounty hunter fills the giant hole the end of Game of Thrones left earlier this year. Though it might not live up to those expectations, The Witcher offers one thing that Game of Thrones didn’t: a direct link to fascinating folklore.
Southern hip hop artist who gained national attention with his 2007 singles A Bay Bay and The Hand Clap. His third album, King Cane, was released in March 2017.
Before Fame He was born Chris Dooley, Jr. He chose to drop out of high school in 2007 in order to commit to his music career.
Trivia He had a top 5 album with his 2007 debut 51/50 Ratchet, which he released when he was only 17 years old.