You must laugh

A female class teacher was having a problem with a boy in her class in Primary 3. The boy said, "Madam, I should be in Primary 4. I am smarter than my sister and she's in Primary 4". The Madam had heard enough and took the boy to the principal. The principal decided to test the boy with some questions from Primary 4. Principal: What is 3+3? Boy: 6. Principal: 6+6. Boy: 12. The boy got all the questions right. The principal told the Madam to send the boy to Primary 4 immediately. The Madam decided to ask her own questions and the principal agreed.

We’ve injected N2.419tn into economy —FG

Kemi Adeosun

The Federal Government has injected over N2.419tn into the economy out of the total of N6.06tn budgeted for 2016, according to its 2017-2019 Medium Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategy Paper.

Comedians Pave Way for Musicians…Ali Baba

Veteran Nigerian comedian, Ali Baba, has thrown yet another bombshell but this time at Nigerian musicians.

Policeman escorts robbery suspects to sell loot

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested two members of a robbery gang for allegedly attacking a polythene producing company in Alibaba, in the Isashi area of the state, stealing a raw material evaluated at N6.4m.

Alibaba Says Even Jesus Cannot Save The Situation Of Nigeria

Nigerian Economy doesn’t seem to be getting any better and Nigerians are beginning to lose hope.

Ace comedian, Alibaba is not a fan of PMB’s government at all, and he doesn’t stop himself from letting the world know.

Policeman escorts robbery suspects to sell loot

Afeez Hanafi

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested two members of a robbery gang for allegedly attacking a polythene producing company in Alibaba, in the Isashi area of the state, stealing a raw material evaluated at N6.4m.

How BVN exposed corrupt judges arrested by DSS

– Sources within the Department of State Security (DSS) have revealed that the implemented Bank Verification Number (BVN) was responsible for its operative to trace several millions to alleged corrupt judges 

– DSS access to the bank accounts of the detained judges revealed  that they had been taking bribes from many sources in the discharge of their duties but used the names and pictures of their wives, children and siblings to open such banks account.