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A 26-year-old male member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Amir Sarkee, has declared interest in running for the office of the APC national women leader. This is not the first time Sakee will be eyeing a post exclusively reserved for a woman. In 2019, he contested for the post of women leader in a Kwankwasiyya group – a group loyal to former governor of Kano Rabiu Kwankwaso. The group has a larger followership within the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP). In an interview with BBC Hausa, the Kano state polytechnic graduate explained why he was gunning for an office meant for women. ''Some people ask me why I am running for the post and my answer is ‘God created men to guide the affairs of women. So it is not a bad thing for me to want to lead women especially given that I mean well for them.” he said Ameer said he hopes the women of the APC will agree to vote for him even though he is a man, saying his greatest challenge remains women who see him as

Actress Halima Abubakar took to her Instagram page this afternoon to warn men who are in the habit of sending their penis pictures and videos to her business line. She stated that ten people would have seen the footage before she gets to see them. See what she posted below

Aminu Jangeme, a Zamfara businessman who escaped from kidnapper's den in 2020 has been abducted again. The businessman who was abducted in his village in 2020 along with six others, escaped and fled to Gusau town with members of his family during ransom negotiation. Jangeme who returned to his village not knowing that the bandits had been looking for him, was reportedly re-abducted on his farm on the Gusau-Dansadau Road last Thursday. Punch reported that his elder brother, Malam Adili who confirmed the incident, expressed fear that the bandits might not release him in time because they had been looking for him since he fled. Adili said; “They (bandits) had been trying to abduct him again since the time he escaped and now that he is in their hands, nobody can tell when they will release him."

An excommunicated former bishop who resigned from the Catholic church after falling in love with a satanic porn writer now works artificially inseminating pigs in his new career. Xavier Novell, 52, who used to carry out exorcisms to free people suffering demonic possessions, stepped down from his senior clergy post in September 2021 after he fell for a Satan-themed erotica author. The Spanish bishop was a student of demonology, but church colleagues were convinced he was himself possessed after giving into temptation and abandoning his vow of celibacy. Now Mr Novell works exporting pig semen, artificially inseminating pigs and even personally masturbating them, according to local reports. Ex-Bishop who left Catholic church after falling in love with satanic p*rn writer now works impregnating pigs Employer Semen Cardona specializes in the artificial insemination of pigs in Spain and overseas. And Novell allegedly plays a direct role in the procedure, with ou

Nine persons were killed and 11 others injured in a road accident that occurred along Kutigi-Mokwa Road in Niger State. The accident involving two trailers, a Sharon commercial vehicle and Volkswagen Golf car occurred at about 10 am on Monday, November 8. Seven of the victims were said to have been burnt beyond recognition in the accident. One of the trailers was said to have been loaded with planks and the other loaded with varieties of goods were heading for Minna, Niger State capital before the accident happened.. The Sharon vehicle which was conveying passengers, mainly traders and heading for the weekly market day in Kudu village was said to have rammed into one of the trailers and before it burst into flames immediately. The remaining vehicles were also said to have rammed into the burning vehicles. An eyewitness told Nigerian Tribune that the motor boy of the trailer carrying planks sustained serious injuries and was rushed to General Hospital in Kutigi. The e

The Nigerian Senate has passed the harmonized version of the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill, 2021. The bill was passed on Tuesday November 9, following the resumption of plenary by members of the National Assembly after a 3-weeks recess and the harmonization of the bill by the Senate and the House of Representatives. Before the bill was passed, the senate had set-up a 7-man conference committee to meet with members of the House of Representatives Conference Committee to harmonise the differences in the Senate and House versions of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill. The constitution of the conference committee by both chambers of the national assembly became necessary following the minor differences in the passed bills by both sides, especially with respect to the mode of operation of electronic transmission of election results and the powers of the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC). Presenting a report on the harmonized version of the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill,