Desmond Elliot shares the first photo of himself at the Lagos House of Assembly sitting...

Nollywood actor/director cum politician, Desmond Elliot got inaugurated into the Lagos State House of Assembly a couple of days ago and today, he took to Instagram to share the very first photo of himself at the Lagos House of Assembly sitting, while showing his appreciation to key APC leaders.

How Chelsea Miller Traded a Desk Job for a Modeling Career...

Unlike most new faces who begin their careers as teens, Chelsea Miller had a full-fledged 9-to-5 job before ever thinking of modeling. “I was working in a very corporate office, but it just wasn’t my thing,” says Miller. “There was something about being at a desk for eight hours a day that I just didn’t enjoy.” Trading a steady career at a medical device company for the nomadic life of a model may seem like a risk, but Miller looked to her supermodel sister, Alyssa, for inspiration. Testing the waters with work back home in Los Angeles, then transitioning into a full-time career three months ago, Miller has finally ditched the desk for good. 

Working within the plus market has given Miller a bird’s-eye view of fashion and modeling’s shift toward body diversity.

Human rights violation: Buhari to take action on Amnesty...

 President Muhammadu Buhari has  again reiterated his pledge that his government will closely study the report released recently by Amnesty International, in which top ranking officers of the Nigerian military were accused of gross abuse of human rights.  In a statement Friday, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu said “The president is quite disturbed by the allegations contained in the report. The next step is to look into the allegations and confirm or disprove the disturbing details.” 

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, stated that the Port Harcourt Refinery will resume crude oil production by the end of June and will contribute about five million litres of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol to Nigeria’s fuel supply.  Speaking during a tour of NNPC retail outlets in Abuja, Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Mr. Joseph Dawha, also assured Nigerians that the perennial fuel scarcity will be addressed before the end of the week, as it currently has about 1.1 billion litres of petrol in its storage, which is equivalent to 27 days sufficiency and has deployed 428 truckloads of fuel to Abuja and across the country, in conjunction with the Pipelines and Product Marketing Company (PPMC).