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An exclusive investigative report has revealed the untold story of the deal that gave birth to the peaceful release of 21 Chibok school girls by Boko Haram group on Thursday. The release of 21 Chibok girls by the terrorist Boko Haram group Thursday was the culmination of more than two years of negotiation and perseverance by a team which first assembled about two years ago. The key actors who first initiated the process made their initial attempt to rescue the girls around July 2014, during the Goodluck Jonathan administration, but that effort floundered in the last minutes. The initial team comprised Shehu Sani, now a senator; rights activist, Fred Eno; a lawyer, Mustapha Zanna; the Nigerian Army, then led by Kenneth Minimah; the Swiss government; and the International Committee of the Red Cross, which was called in to play a neutral intermediary role. Mr. Sani, the sources said, began the process when he reached out to the Swiss Government through its Embassy in Nigeria and...

Fayose Steps Out In Military Outfit… See Reactions   Gov. Fayose of Ekiti State on military ‘camo’. Fayose easy easy easy!This man eeeeeh! His charisma too much. Pictured above is Governor Ayodele Fayose arriving Erelu Angela Adeniyi-Adebayo Motherless Babies’ Home where he is to commission blocks of class rooms donated to the centre by his wife and Ekiti First Lady, Mrs. Feyisetan Fayose on Thursday.

“Tough Times Breed Tough People”, Toke Makinwa Turns Deaf Ear To Critics (Photo) Toke Makinwa has turned deaf ear to the criticism she has gotten from many, as she took to Instagram and posted a photo about surviving what was meant to destroy her. The OAP has given an impression that whatever thing people say about the advice she gave on her Vlog to people in their 20s (to get tattoos and one-night stands) dosent change anything about her.     She commented saying ;”My testimony! Tough times don’t last. Tough people are born in the process”  See the photo she shared below:

Islamic militant group Boko Haram has released twenty-one of the Chibok girls it kidnapped back in April 2014, it has been reported The released girls have been handed to the Nigerian government. Sahara Reporters quoted a government source saying the girls were dropped off by Boko Haram militants earlier today at the Banki area of Borno state, and were later picked up by military helicopter. The Federal Government has recently expressed its desire to negotiate the release of the abducted schoolgirls. The girls were last seen in a video posted by the jihadist group in August, featuring its new leader appointed by Islamic State, Abu Musab al-Barnawi. Boko Haram has given conditions including the release of its detained fighters in exchange for the schoolgirls. It is yet to be known if there was any exchange of sort.

October is National chest Cancer Awareness month and the message of self-examination and chest cancer screening. Here are five easy steps in a chest self-examination.

In recent times, there has been a renewed wave of enlightenment for chest cancer and how carrying out chest examinations are important to fighting the disease. The month of October is generally regarded as chest cancer awareness month. However, since 2011, National No Bra Day has become part of efforts to raise awareness about chest cancer. #NationalNoBraDay is the hashtag used on social media for chest cancer survivors to share their experience.