Home OAPs Shows News Entertainment Sports Podcasts Top 8@8 Marketing Home » Entertainment » ‘Why I don’t make films for Nigerian producers’ – Kunle Afolayan k3 ‘Why I don’t make films for Nigerian producers’ – Kunle Afolayan

Renowned filmmaker and actor, Kunle Afolayan has opened up on why he doesn’t make movies for Nigerian actors and producers.

Four days now for the ultimatum given by Aisha Buhari to Ayo Fayose to apologize over allegations of her involvement in the Halliburton bribery Scandal expires.

The five-day ultimatum given by AISHA BUHARI, the president’s wife to Governor AYO FAYOSE to apologize over his allegation that she was involved in the Halliburton bribery scandal expired yesterday.

Brexit's impact on China's foreign trade and investment

The spokesman for China's Ministry of Commerce, Shen Danyang, says Britain's decision to leave the EU will not significantly impact Chinese foreign trade and investment. 

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How Jonathan’s cousin, Robert, got $40m from ex-NSA, Dasuki

Robert Azibaola

A Federal High Court in Abuja was on Monday told how $40million was paid to OnePlus Holdings Limited, a firm belonging to Robert Azibaola.

Mr. Azibaola is a cousin to former President Goodluck Jonathan. He and his wife, Stella are standing trial over alleged receipt of billions of naira from the arms funds from former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki.

Could Taiwan be first in Asia with same-sex marriage?

Taipei, Taiwan (CNN)Just before Alvin Chang's mother passed away 12 years ago, she asked Alvin's older sister to look after him.

British politician Nigel Farage resigns as leader of right-wing UKIP in wake of EU vote

Nigel Farage, the leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP),
speaks at a news conference inl London July 4, 2016. (Neil Hall/Reuters)

LONDON — Right-wing firebrand and populist politician, Nigel Farage, resigned as leader of his U.K. Independence Party on Monday morning, saying he had “done his bit” as one of the chief campaigners for the country to leave the European Union.