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The world power seat is dominated by the male folks with the singular ideological that it is a man’s world, however, women are better leaders as they have innate skills to handle humans better.

Recall that all new humans are first entrusted into the care of a woman, this is because women are naturally born to nurture, grow and make nothing into something.
Women are better in multi-tasking, executing ideas, and today, 46 percent of the privately held companies in the United States are now at least half-owned by women while more than 650 companies on the 2015 Inc. 5000 list are led by women.

Women’s leadership skills are now being appreciated as the world embraces more women leaders. In politics, for instance, we have women leaders like Ellen Johnson Sirleaf [President of Liberia], Michelle Bachelet [President of Chile, South America], Dalia Itzik [Acting President of Israel], not forgetting Mehriban Aliyeva – the newly sworn-in Vice President of Azerbaijan, and more.
In Nigeria, we have prominent women of power like Ngozi Okonji Iweala, Mrs Alakija, Aisha Buhari and more. Still wondering why women strive better as leaders?

Here are a few reasons.
1. Women Are Better Listeners

For any leader to be effective and take the interest of its subjects personal they have to be sensitive and listen to their subjects.

Women listen as much as they talk, paying attention to details; the unsaid words and the motive behind every word and action.

2. Women Leaders Know How To Succeed Against All Odds.
The world may see women as the weaker vessel, but that weakness is often channelled into extra work to achieve what a man would achieve without ease.

This extra effort over time builds women for resilience and tenacious leadership and makes them achieve anything they set their mind to do.

3. Women Leaders Exude More Confidence
From childhood, strong women have been taught to man up to every situation thus their confidence level as at adulthood surpasses that of their male peers.

That is why a woman is seen to be more mature intellectually than a male of the same age.

4. Women Are Accessible
Born as a natural mother, it is easier for women to welcome new ideas as she has an open mind and is readily available to attend to the needs of other people.

This innate compassion means that women are more likely to be supportive of individuals at all levels of their organization, regardless of their rank or title.

5. Women Collaborate Better
In as much as some women can be bitchy, women have a genuine passion for working with others.
As long as everyone is ready to contribute their quota, women love to come together to help themselves and other people in need.

6. Women Are More Efficient
When it comes to getting work done neatly, on time and as wanted, women are the best gender for such role. This known efficiency is why most companies hire women to fill in secretarial roles.

Invariably, translating such managerial roles to leadership skills becomes easier as it is already in line with what she is wired for.

7. Women Focus On Personal Growth
Women are readers and learners. They are very open and interested in finding ways to continuously improve their personal skills – the idea is to be very efficient so that the male folks do not talk down to them.

This focus on development makes women more self-aware, which enables them to have very strong emotional intelligence, a key trait of successful leaders.

8. Women Attract Strong Peer Communities
Being a female in business attracts a community of women who stick together and support one another.

Successful women who are already up the ladder do not mind empowering other women.

9. Women Bring Emotional Literacy To The Table
Women leaders are considerate and more humanely, however, they bring emotional intelligence into whatever decision they take.
A women leader will think about the life of its subject first, before giving orders that may be originally seen as ideal in a security threatened scenario.

10. Women Motivate
Women are natural cheerleaders that is why their presence and motivation during any game brings victory to the players.

Women love to motivate people into action and are excited to hand out encouragements. A report says that people who work for women leaders are more engaged than those who work for men.

So, What stops women from taking over the world?

Article link: https://africanentertainment.info/articles/10-solid-proofs-that-women-are-better-leaders/

Nigeria has never been in short supply of talented beauty queens. We have had series of beautiful ladies who have represented the country in different categories.

But the emergence of Agbani Darego as the winner of Miss World in 2001 marked a new dawn for Nigeria. The beautiful model, beauty queen and brand ambassador, is one of Africa’s most influential women of all time.
At the age of 18, she made the continent proud by putting her name on the sands of time as the first black woman to win the famous “Miss World 2001”.

More than a decade after her big win, Agbani has continued to stay relevant in the modelling, fashion and entertainment world.

She is a great icon and an inspiration to most upcoming and established models in and out of the continent. Below is everything you need to learn about this beautiful model.

Agbani Darego Married, Husband, Children
Earlier, Agabani was rumoured to be dating politician and businessman, Timi Alaibe. Timi who hails from Bayelsa state made it publicly clear that he had no plans of marrying the beauty queen. The politician whose wife died and left him with two children also stated firmly that he had nothing other than family closeness with Agbani Darego. The rumour died off quickly after he made that statement.

As time passed, the well-known rapper, Jude Abaga who goes by the stage name MI wrote a public letter to Darego stating his desire to marry her if she permits.

Anyway, the beauty queen joined the marital journey on April 8, 2017, when she married her longtime sweetheart, Ishaya Danjuma, son of Nigeria’s former defence minister and famous business magnate Theophilus Danjuma.
The wedding took place in Marrakesh Morocco and she shared some pictures of their honeymoon on Instagram. As newly married, the two are yet to have children and we believe they will certainly come in a matter of time.

See more details about her Husband, Children, Net Worth, Interesting Facts... visit this link
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It may sound incredulous to say that a female celebrity in Nigeria is still retaining her virginity, considering the level of promiscuity that is usually associated with their lifestyle.

Although some other parts of the world may not attach much value to virginity or hold women who are virgins in high esteem, most African cultures and tradition still place much value on chastity, purity, and virginity among other things. By this, we mean the state of not being engaged in any sexual intercourse.
However, it is quite difficult nowadays to define who a virgin is in the real meaning of the word.

The general meaning of the word “virgin” refers to a girl who keeps her chastity. Such a girl can be said not to have slept with the opposite sex at the time of being called a virgin.

Back then, should a young lady be found guilty of losing her virginity and purity before marriage the shame was borne not just by the lady, but by her parents as well. Much emphasis is not placed on male virginity probably because the males do not have a hymen.

It may not have crossed your wildest imaginations that we still have a hand full of them who have decided to remain holy and loyal to their future husbands. Meet these daring ladies who value their pride and would not let it go for a million dollars!

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Oladipo Israel popularly known as Yoizzy is one rapper you all should watch out for. After the release of dope song like ‘Dance it, My Money, Working for the Money and lots more…He is here with a new banger Take my Love

This is another good track I’d recommend to any music lover out there because it will definitely turn you into a die-hard fan of his style of music. This is song that will become a hit from the first play.
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Newly Released Song Titled DANCE IT just dropped By Oladipo Israel popularly known as YOIZY
Yoizy, who hails from Lagos but temporary stays in Minna, started music officially in 2012.

The talented Nigerian Artist churned out lots of tunes tearing down the city of Lagos and Minna with performances at top shows alongside top acts in Lagos
The new single is currently gaining massive airplay on radio and generating a viral wave on social media, And the Whole Lagos and Minna.

Many of his teeming fans commended him for doing justice to the beat laced with his vocal prowess which sets him apart from his contemporaries.

Music link: https://africanentertainment.info/music-dance-it-by-yoizy/

Editor's note: The author Sonala Olumhense in this piece talks about the declarations made by different officials in authority that the Islamist terrorist group, Boko Haram has finally been defeated.
Last Monday, Nigeria’s highest authorities declared Boko Haram, the militant group which has caused tremendous violence and agony for nearly 10 years, finally contained.

Speaking during a Town Hall gathering in Maiduguri, the ground zero of the menace, Abdulrahman Dambazzau, the Minister of the Interior, described the group as “completely decimated.”
He added that the group’s structure was degraded and its leadership, dismantled.

Minister of Information Lai Mohammed cited the “resumption of flights, bubbling nightlife, and football matches in Maiduguri” as signs normalcy has returned to the Borno State capital.
It is interesting to note that the report of the event was filed by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), and nobody explained why the national and international media in the area appeared unable to find the venue.
As part of the back-slapping, Defence Minister Mansur Dan Ali announced that at least 30,000 hostages kidnapped by the insurgents were freed by the troops.
Two days earlier, also in Maiduguri, Rogers Ibe Nicholas, the Theatre Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole, also declared Boko Haram “completely defeated.” Speaking at the inauguration of the Nigeria-Cameroun Military Joint Mission, he explained that only the previous day, his troops had overrun Boko Haram’s “Camp Zero,” dislodging the militants and occupying the area.

“We have broken the heart and soul of Shekau’s group, taking over the camp and its environs,” Nicholas said. “They are on the run and we are pursuing them to wherever they go. This time around there is no place for escape anywhere.”
The news comes some six weeks after President Muhammadu Buhari first made the announcement of the militants’ fate. In a statement on the eve of Christmas 2017, he declared “the long-awaited and most gratifying news of the final crushing of Boko Haram terrorists in their last enclave in Sambisa Forest.”

That was followed on January 7 by another affirmation by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Yusuf Buratai, that his troops have won the war against Boko Haram.
The declarations come exactly three years after President Buhari said Nigeria had “technically” won the war. But the militants had then mounted more attacks against troops and populations.

All of this comes six months after Mr. Buratai gave the soldiers 40 days to capture Abubakar Shekau, the leader of the terrorist group, “dead or alive.” He ordered the then Operation Lafiya Dole chief, Ibrahim Attahiru, to spare no trick in his wine-skin bag “to smoke out Shekau wherever he is hiding in Nigeria.”

Given Shekau’s habit of re-appearing each time the army claims he has been killed or wounded, there was little surprise that after 40 days, the army could present to Buratai neither the militant nor his head.
On the contrary, there followed a new wave of Boko Haram attacks upon Nigerians, and an embarrassed military early in December went on a face-saving mission. Major General Attahiru was summarily removed and shoved to a desk assignment described as “policy and planning.”

While it would be incorrect to attribute the latest developments to the military wizardry of Nicholas, what he has achieved in such a short time is highly impressive. Despite that, using such language as “totally defeated,” or “crushed,” or “completely decimated” seems overblown, particularly with Shekau still in play.

And he didn’t take too long last week to announce himself. On Wednesday, he published a new video in which he declared Nigeria’s version of recent events to be false, affirming that he is in, and still controls Sambisa forest.

Obviously, until the challenge of finding Shekau is answered and his means and methods decapitated, the claim the insurgency has been defeated will continue to sound hollow. Among other questions is: where are the remaining Chibok High School girls? Where are the members of an oil exploration team the militants snatched in July last year which included policemen, NNPC researchers and University of Maiduguri professors? It is notable that Shekau brags about this point in his latest video, which he autographs as “the one that is an invincible enemy that you are fighting.”

These evident elements of doubt may explain why only NAN directly reported the government’s landmark celebrations last week. But the declarations of victory raise a key question about the $1bn the government announced in December it wanted to take from the Excess Crude Account allegedly to fight the insurgents.

Where do we go next? Despite the giant strides the Nigerian military has made in the combating Boko Haram, Buhari lack of both vision and patriotic ambition as a leader have become apparent in the past three years, and one of those areas is in sadly mistaking propaganda for action.

To that end, how does the government intend to handle the huge rebuilding and restoring challenge in the northeast, given how much officials such as the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation Babachir Lawal have taken advantage of Buhari’s weaknesses to exploit the poor and dispossessed.
In November 2016, the United Nations said in Abuja that Nigeria faced a massive humanitarian crisis arising from the insurgency, and that 26 million people would be affected by the crisis into 2017. At the time, it also warned that about 75,000 children could die from hunger within just two months.

On March 30, 2017, the New York Times reported that over 130,000 people fleeing Boko Haram had amassed in Niger’s Diffa region, along National Route 1 in the southeast of the country, with nowhere to go. In May, Medicins San Frontieres, quoting the authorities, said that number had almost doubled, to 240,000. Nigeria has never responded to their presence.

Only last week, UN-OCHA announced that over 8.5 million persons need life-saving support due to the humanitarian crisis arising from the insurgency; in 2017, it had targeted 6.9 million displaced persons.
This is a good time for the government to come up with a massive plan not only to help victims of the insurgency, including those outside our borders, but to address the national problems that facilitated the rise of Boko Haram in the first place. Sadly, those problems exist all over the country, and we have seen how they drive Nigerians into desperation, and sometimes out of the country into slavery and death.


The question is whether Buhari, given his alarming and disappointing record in the past three years, and confronted over the next with trying to remain in power in 2019, can summon the inspiration and strength he has lacked in three years, to tackle these problems.
The truth is that in view of Nigeria’s burgeoning population, business as usual is no longer an option.

The tens of millions who have barely survived Boko Haram, in addition to the tens of millions all over the country who continue to be neglected while officials connive and help themselves to a lifestyle of opulence and privilege in the face of a weak anti-corruption preachment, is a tinderbox waiting to consume the unwary.

The poverty of purposefulness in high places must end now. Hopefully, it is clear to all that the days of hoodwinking the populace—like the days of coup-plotting and election-rigging—are over.
Boko Haram is not defeated until Nigeria is not just a political playpen.

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of africanentertainment.info

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A few days after celebrating his daughter's birthday, Noble Igwe also celebrated his birthday on February 10, 2018.

Media personality and blogger, Noble Igwe recently celebrated his 36th birthday. The fashionista who is known for his sense of style has become one of Nigeria's powerful fashion icons.

He had earlier celebrated his daughter as she turned one on January 31, 2018. Since their birthdays were only days apart, they had a joint celebration and power couple, Banky W and Adesua Etomi were pictured in attendance.


Noble Igwe had earlier taken to Instagram to celebrate his daughter with beautiful pictures and a cute message. He captioned one of the photos: "JAX IS ONE .They Say you are not meant to love one child too much but they didn’t tell you what to do with the one that first called you “Dada”.We bought toys for this gem but she prefers DSTV remote control. She does not eat rice yet but she understands Chioma’s “ If you touch that,I’d beat you” .We thank God for Jax and we know with your help, she’s grow up to be the best babe

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Who is the CEO?
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is the senior manager in the company whose main responsibilities include the development and implementation of high-level strategies, the making of major corporate decisions, the management of all operating activities and company resources. He/she acts as a link between the board of directors and corporate management.

The Chief Executive Officer is often a member of the board of directors and in some cases even its Chairman.
There are also other names of the CEO post, for example, the President or the Managing Director. The role of the CEO may differ significantly from company to company, depending on size and organizational structure of an enterprise.

In small organizations, the CEO often plays a leading role in the company's activities making many business decisions, even lower-level ones such as hiring full-time employees. However, in larger enterprises, the CEO deals only with the high-level strategy and the direction of overall company’s development. Most other tasks are delegated to managers and departments.
Top 10 highest paid CEO in Nigeria


High wages are a good reason for pride. However, not every CEO wants to publish such data. Therefore, it is not easy to find fresh information in media.

The last rating of such was drawn up in 2016. Since then, the situation may have changed, but the list below still gives an approximate idea of how wealthy these top CEO's are.
highest paid CEO in Nigeria
These prominent persons certainly deserve your attention:

Segun Agbaje is GTBank CEO whose salary reaches N204.2 million annually.

Emeka Emuwa of Union Bank earns N166 million.
Kennedy Uzoka of Uba Bank - N119 million.

Sola David-Borha, Stanbic IBTC earns N117 million.
Nnamdi Okonkwo, Fidelity Bank has the N102 million income.

Peter Amangbo, Zenith Bank has salary N88 million.
Herbert Wigwe Access, Bank - N85.2 million.

Tunji Oyebanji of Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited earns N85 million.

Ladi Balogun of FCMB – N81 million.
Uzoma Edozie of Diamond Bank has salary N25.2 million.


CEO Segun Agbaje
Segun Agbaje
Emeka Emuwa gained a lot of experience during his 25 years with Citibank. Of course, Union Bank had to offer a truly tempting labor environment to make Emuwa move into their organization and transform it into something new and better. The company almost collapsed in 2009 and was rebuilt in many aspects thanks to Emuwa’s efforts.


CEO Emeka Emuwa
Emeka Emuwa
Looking at the end of the rating, you will see that the salary of CEO in different banks can differ really greatly. Compare income of Uzoma Edozie and Segun Agbaje. Edozie gets as much as a deputy general manager in many other commercial structures.

CEO Uzoma Edozie
Perhaps you have noticed that the First Bank wasn't mentioned in this list. This is due to the fact that at the time of the rating compiling there was no available information about the wages of its CEO Adesola Kazeem Adeduntan. Relying on the known data, one can conjecture that he receives about the same sum as the Union Bank CEO.
CEO Adesola Kazeem Adeduntan
Adesola Kazeem Adeduntan

As you can see hard work and persistence lead to wealth and success. Strive for your goal and someday your name will appear in one of such ratings.

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He said has no plan to colonise any part of Nigeria with proposed cattle colony
Buhari lamented that the government's intention to create grazing locations for cattle rearers, misconstrued as another form of colonisation
President Muhammadu Buhari has said the policy proposed by federal government in response to the frequent clashes between herdsmen and farmers in the country is not meant to colonise any part of the country.

Premium Times reports that while receiving Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) led by Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama, on Thursday, February 8, in Abuja, President Buhari said the intention of government is to create grazing locations for cattle rearers, which has now been misconstrued as another form of colonisation.

African Entertainment gathered that President Buhari said he regretted that the “well-thought out policy of the federal government, which was conceived after wide consultations with stakeholders”, had been largely misunderstood by a section of the public.
He, however, assured the Catholic Bishops that the federal government will continue to explore all opportunities and support initiatives to ensure peace and stability in restive areas.

Condemning recent spate of killings in Benue, Adamawa, Taraba, and Zamfara states, the president said security operatives would ensure prosecution of perpetrators and all those found with illegal arms in the affected areas.
‘‘The impression created that I was sitting in an air-conditioned office and home, enjoying myself while these things happened, is dishonest.

‘‘At every step, I have tried to foresee these problems because I have the experience as a former military officer who commanded three out of the four divisions of the Nigerian army, in Lagos, Ibadan and Jos.
‘‘I am quite aware of the problems we have and I am doing my best to get law enforcement agencies to be on alert,’’ he said.
Buhari told the Catholic Bishops that he would not be tired of recounting remarkable progress recorded in the areas of security, economy and the fight against corruption.

‘‘We have done very well on security in the northeast, when you compare what the condition was before we came in and what it is now.
‘‘On the economy, particularly agriculture, I am very pleased that God answered the prayers of Nigerians who prayed for bountiful harvest.
‘‘People have taken advantage of federal government policies and programmes to return to the farm and they have not regretted,’’ he said.
On the fight against corruption, the president said the government would be guided by the law in the investigation and prosecution of all graft-related cases.
‘‘People are being prosecuted systematically with evidence.
‘‘If a permanent secretary has five houses in Abuja, two in Kaduna and one in Borno and Sokoto and he can’t account for the properties and there are bank transactions linking him to the properties, the prosecuting agencies will not have difficulties to make progress on the case,” he said.

In his remarks, Kaigama pledged that the Catholic Church in Nigeria would continue to support the Buhari administration and make its contribution to nation-building through prayers, admonitions and assistance to needy Nigerians.
‘‘As the voice of the people, we shall continue to highlight the plight of our people and play our prophetic role of sensitising the government, thus promoting good governance, national unity and cohesion,’’Kaigama said.

Meanwhile, African Entertainment had previously reported that President Muhammadu Buhari was chided by a former governor of Benue state, Dr Gabriel Suswam, for not paying a visit to the state since the invasion by herdsmen which led to the murder of 73 people.

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Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State is a fearless opinion leader in Nigeria; while some see him as a noisy person, some others see him as a fearless voice for the downtrodden.
His brand of politics is to identify more with the masses and the lowest persons in the society. This has connected him more with the ordinary man on the street.

Sitting in an interview with Anthony Eshemokhai of NAIJ.com recently, Governor Fayose cuts the picture of a man easily misunderstood; one only needs to listen to him with an objective mind to discover an uncommon honesty and love for Nigerians and Nigeria.
He wants the political leaders to take responsibilities for their actions rather than shifting blame while the masses are suffering.

Check out the video via the News source below to objectively assess Governor Fayose’s stand on national issues. You will find his advice for Nigerians quite interesting. Happy viewing.

News source: https://africanentertainment.info/governor-fayoses-passionate-advice-to-the-youths-of-nigeria/

The Lagos chairman of CAN, Apostle Alexander Bamgbola, has appealed to all Nigerians to pray for the unity of the nation
The cleric also stated that the nations’ leaders should also ask themselves if they are truly building Nigeria or destroying it

- According to Bamgbola, every member of the political class will give account of his or her stewardship to God some day
Apostle Alexander Bamgbola, Chairman, Lagos state Chapter, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), on Wednesday, January 17, urged all Nigerians to protect and promote the country’s unity, NAN reports.
Addressing a news conference on the state of the nation in Lagos, Bamgbola said that destroying Nigeria was not the solution to the challenges facing the country.

African entertainment gathers that the CAN chairman added that once Nigerians are united, there would be solutions to most challenges facing the country.
“We wish to speak to our political leaders to pause for a moment, look and think of what Nigeria has become under their watch.

“For many more Nigerians, it is a sad story, the question that the political class must ask itself is, are we truly building the Nigeria nation or are we destroying it?
“What kind of Nigeria do we want to handover to our children?
“I will like to remind every member of today’s political class that no condition is permanent.
“Every member of today’s political class will give account of his or her stewardship to God some day,’’ he said.

Meanwhile, African entertainment previously reported that the Christian Association of Nigeria sent a message to President Muhammadu Buhari, condemning the attack in Benue state by herdsmen.
The religious body charged the president and security chiefs to look into the issue and stop paying lip service.

CAN president, Rev Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, in a statement issued in Abuja by his special assistant, media and communications, Pastor Adebayo Oladeji, condemned the attack, claiming the country had witnessed unprecedented attacks in the past two years.

News Source:https://africanentertainment.info/protect-promote-nigerias-unity-can-tells-citizens/

About twelve people have been killed and 48 others wounded in a suicide bomb attack in Maiduguri on Wednesday, January 17.

Eye witnesses told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the mayhem was caused by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) which was detonated by a male suicide bomber at Alai Fadawu market on the outskirts of Maiduguri.
One other male bomber detonated the IED strapped to his body and blew up himself alone without causing any other casualties.

The witnesses said the incident occurred at 4pm when people gathered for trading activities
Meanwhile, troops of Operation Lafiya Dole successfully averted what would have been a major attack carried out by three female Boko Haram terrorists against innocent citizens in Gamboru town in Gamboru Ngala local government area of Borno state in the early hours of Tuesday, January 9.

African Entertainment gathered that two of the bombers, strapped with suicide vests had attempted infiltrating Gamboru town at about 6.45 am when they were sighted by a joint patrol team of vigilant troops and Civilian JTF at Unguwar Yobe area shortly before entering the town.

According to a statement by a spokesman of Operation Lafiya Dole, Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu, they were halted by the patrol team from a safe distance and were ordered to unstrap their suicide vests, to which they vehemently declined.

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News source:https://africanentertainment.info/boko-haram-reportedly-attack-maiduguri-market-12-killed/

Aliko Dangote has disclosed the real cause for increasing attack in some parts of Nigeria
Dangote attributed the country’s increasing attack to the high rate of unemployment

- He, however, said the government is working tirelessly to make sure that the issue is resolved
The president and chief executive of the Dangote Group Aliko Dangote on Tuesday, January 16, spoke on the increasing attack in some parts of Nigeria.

Dangote on Tuesday, while speaking with Channels TV revealed that increasing rate of unemployment was to blame for the attacks.
According to him, ''The government is working tirelessly to make sure that we resolve the issue is resolved.

''Government cannot do it on its own; we also need to do our own. The government is giving us an opportunity to also create jobs.
And I think people are under-rating how many jobs we need to create, not just in Nigeria and Africa, we need to create 12 million jobs every year in Africa.''
On how to tackle unemployment, the industrialist called for a need to focus on Agriculture.
He added: ''I think we should focus on agriculture, we should focus on solid minerals, these two can now replace oil.
“So if you have to create 12 million jobs, creating 12 million jobs especially now with technology is going to be a little bit difficult, but we have all it takes to create a lot of jobs, which is agriculture.''

Meanwhile, African Entertainment had reported that Senator representing Kaduna central ShehuSani said some of his colleagues can’t confront President Buhari on the killings across the country because they want to be re-elected in 2019.

Sani made this known on Tuesday, January 16, on the floor of the Senate while debating a report of an ad hoc committee on security

News source : https://africanentertainment.info/dangote-reveals-cause-of-increasing-attack-across-nigeria/

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Wizkid reacts to adult female doll price of N800k, says oloshos are cheaper

Our very own starboy Wizkid apparently has joined in the arguments as he recently took to his Twitter page to share an opinion which he found funny. According to him, prostitutes are more affordable than these dolls. He wrote: "Bazy say the people wey make s*x doll... Be like dem no know how much olosho be for street"

READ ALSO: Chaos as man gets busted for dating two ladies from the same office


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Wizkid Source: Instagram
Wizkid reacts to adult female doll price of N800k, says oloshos are cheaper
Wizkid reacts to adult female doll price of N800k, says oloshos are cheaper
The ladies on Twitter also joined in on the debate as some even took to posting pictures and comparing themselves to these said robots.


Matt McMullen, founder of Realbotix, is the man who created Harmony, an artificial intelligence app that syncs up with a robotic head system. According to reports, the application enables users to match an AI personality with a humanoid robot head, to create the most realistic adult doll imaginable.

News source: https://africanentertainment.info/wizkid-reacts-to-adult-female-doll-price-of-n800k-says-oloshos-are-cheaper/

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A video of a native doctor doing charm for unidentified Nigerian has surfaced on social media
The herbalist is popular for showing off his works on social media
- In the video, the native doctor claimed that he does not kill people to do his job
A video of a Nigerian herbalist at work has surfaced on social media. The herbalist who is popular for showing off his skills is the owner of Chi Marine Temple on Facebook, a page the herbalist uses for his business.
The native doctor was captured in the video doing charm on an unidentified Nigerian man. It was reported that the unidentified man is an internet fraudster trying to boost his illegal act with supernatural powers.
In the video, the native doctor was heard saying that it was time for Nigerians to take what was taken during the colonial era. He noted that internet fraudsters are just taking what was originally theirs from foreigners on social media.
HerbalistHerbalist spotted doing juju for Nigerian man
There is a belief that native doctors so evil things in other to get there jobs done. Due to this belief, the herbalist, however, noted that he does not kill people to do is job for people, adding that he also does not give them faeces to eat.
He was seen wearing his traditional herbalist outfit. He dressed in white vest and trousers with a red cap. The native doctor also painted his face with white paint.
Herbalist

News source: https://africanentertainment.info/herbalist-spotted-doing-juju-for-nigerian-man-video/

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​Some opposition political parties in Lagos have begun mobilizing for full representation in governance, ahead of 2019

- The parties include the National Conscience Party, African Democratic Congress, Peoples Party of Nigeria and Action Alliance
- They plan to work together and support each other by supporting the most popular among themselves in a particular locality instead contesting against each other
Ahead of the 2019 general elections, some opposition political parties in Lagos state say they are mobilising and restructuring to win and be fully represented in governance.

Leaders of the parties told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday, January 16, that voters were eager to have a true change in government.

African Entertainment gathers that the Lagos state chairman of National Conscience Party (NCP), Mr Fatai Ibuowo, said the party was restructuring to ensure it had full representation in the state.

“We are doing our best to make sure we occupy Lagos politics; Lagos NCP is restructuring its bases in order to make its dream a reality.
“We are also working tirelessly to ensure we create an alternative for the people of Lagos state,’’ Ibuowo said.
The Lagos state chairman of African Democratic Congress, Mr Nkem Lemchi, also said the party was mobilising and strategising for the elections.
“However, our not winning seats in Lagos is not as a result of lack of plans but the peculiar style of electoral fraud that prevails.

“There is no way to win election than to continue mobilising and strategising,’’Lemchi said.
The Lagos state chairman of Peoples Party of Nigeria, Chief Gboyega Adeniji, said that the party would present credible candidates for the polls.
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“The voters are already dissatisfied with performance of the ruling party, so our plan is to present credible community-based tested and trusted candidates for the elections,’’Adeniji said.

The Lagos state chairman of Action Alliance (AA), Mr Shola Omolola, said that the party was planning to work with other smaller parties ahead of the elections.

“We are trying to see if we, the smaller parties, can work together and support each other by supporting the most popular among us in a particular locality instead of all of us contesting against ourselves.

“We will keep giving the people an alternative candidate to vote for during the elections while also intensifying our work this year and building on it toward the 2019 elections,’’ Omolola said.

He said the party believed so much in the grassroots where it had a stronghold through its interface with the people.

The AA chairman said that the party had commenced training the people on the importance of coming out to vote in the elections and ensuring their votes counted.

Omolola said: “In one of our trainings, we told the people that they should not believe that who shares the highest money will be the winner of the contest; rather, they should believe in INEC to be an unbiased umpire.’’

The first-class traditional ruler, therefore, urged Nigerians to continue to work towards its success as he stated that the ruling party could not be eased out so soon.

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Chief Victor Umeh, the senator-elect for Anambra central district on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), has presented a car and cash gifts to two reverend fathers of the Roman Catholic Church serving in the state.

Reports say Umeh, a former national chairman of APGA, gave the car to a newly ordained priest, Rev Fr Peter Ikeatuegwu.
The cash gift was presented to Rev Monk Chukwuma Onyekaonwu, who was said to have completed his final profession.

Both religious leaders are indigenes of Aguluzigbo community in Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra state.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared Victor Umeh winner of the Anambra central Ssenatorial re-run as he beat 13 other candidates.

President Buhari met with Benue elders inside the Council Chamber at the Presidential Villa
The meeting was convened to to discuss how peace and stability can be achieved in the area

President Muhammadu Buhari held a meeting with Governor Samuel Ortom and elders from Benue state over the reported killing by suspected herdsmen in the state.

Benue state was thrown into mourning over the killing in the state and President Buhari had earlier sent the inspector-general of police, Abubakar Idris, to the state to attend to the critical situation.

The president met the Benue elders inside the Council Chamber at the Presidential Villa on Monday, January 15, to discuss how peace and stability can be achieved.

Present at the meeting were former Senate president, David Mark; former governor George Akume; the Tor Tiv, Prof. James Ayatse,; Senator Barnabas Gemade, former Attorney-General and minister of justice, Michael Aondoakaa; Senator Joseph Wayas; and speaker of the state House of Assembly,


Also in attendance are minister of defence, Mansur Dan-Ali; minister of agriculture, Audu Ogbeh; minister of interior, Abdulrahman Dambazzau and other government officials.


Meanwhile, bishops of the Catholic Ecclesiastical Province of Abuja called for prayers to forestall the re-occurrence of the killings in villages in Benue communities by herdsmen.

In a communiqué after its meeting on January 12 and 13 in Makurdi, the bishops, while condemning the massacre of over 73 people in Guma and Logo local government councils, called on the church to remain resolute in prayers.

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Donald Duke, the former governor of Cross River state says that he will contest for presidency in 2019
The former governor notes that he will start the process at the right time
- Duke attributes the failure of governance on the lack of consequences for erring leaders
Former Cross River state governor, Donald Duke, on Sunday night, January 14 in Abuja has said that he will contest to become Nigeria next president in the 2019 general elections, Vanguard reports.
African Entertainment gathered that Duke, who declared his interest at the 3rd Mike Omotosho Annual Lecture titled, “Mellinials as Protagonists in Nation Building,” promised to kick-start the process at the right circumstances.

He said: “I am entitled to run for the presidency of this country. I am entitled to it. Only on right circumstances I will aspire for it. I don’t shy away from responsibility, only the right circumstance, I will aspire for presidency of this country. I have what it takes to be president of this country."

However the former governor, challenged the youths to fully participate in the electoral process by getting their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) and sensitising others ahead of 2019 general election.
Duke said, “I hear young people say to me that why would there spend hours queuing and casting their votes when at the end their votes won’t count. And I tell that if their parents conceived them they never gave up on them considering the high mortality rate so why would there not take a chance in building this nation?
“We had young leadership at one stage or the other. Even in our first republic, besides the likes of Awolowo, Tafawa Balewa, M. T. Mbu was in his twenties when he became a minister.

“Gowon was 30 when he became the head of state. It comes back to the disaster therein because most of them didn’t have experience in governance, which led us into war. We need the combination of both.
“What I think we should be doing is to a government that is youth friendly to provide opportunities because we need to groom the next set of leadership.”
The former governor, while rating the activities of the present administration, said, there was disconnection between President Muhammadu Buhari and his cabinet members, adding that: “The challenge we have today is the disconnect. That is the challenge of the governance today. Because if you speak with the folks in government, and I am been candid here.
I think we should stop to deceive ourselves here and stop all these political correctness. There is disconnecting between the president and even the ministers.”

He attributed the failure of governance on the lack of consequences for erring leaders which has given room for incompetence.
African Entertainment previously reported that Former Cross River state governor, Donald Duke, on Thursday, November 2, 2017, criticised President Muhammadu Buhari-led government for rejoicing over Nigeria’s ‘exit’ from recession.

This Day reports that Duke, who said he was broke, also advised the administration to work harder, stating that the masses were yet to feel the development.
Duke sounded a bleak warning that all is not well in Nigeria, despite the September news that the country was out of recession.

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