Governor of Benue State. Explains How He Spent N10bn Loan...We Didn’t Spend It Lavishly

                                    

Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue State on Saturday said the N10 billion borrowed by the state government was used to pay workers salaries. Mr. Ortom gave the explanation in an interview in Makurdi. He stated this against the backdrop of allegations by the opposition that he misappropriated the N10 billion loan.

The governor said when he applied to the State Assembly for approval to borrow the money, he gave details of what it was intended for.

Read Toke Makinwa Reaction to her Husband's Apology

Toke Makinwa has reacted to her her husband,Maje Ayida's public apology by saying nothing ..In his apology, he made it clear that he was wrong and he was still in love with his wife. When Saturday Beats contacted him on the phone, the bald fitness expert, said...

Limpopo master is currently on tour in China+ hosted by the Nigerian Embassy

Nigerian Embassy in China hosts singer Kceein Beijing, China. He also had his first show in Beijing and is due to perform in guangzhou and other major cities in China. More photos after the cut...

Checkout before and after Photos of Obama and his half-sister Auma

President Obama with his half-sister Auma Obama pictured left in the eighties and right today as she went to welcome him at the airport.

An unruly Drunk airline passenger tied up after getting abusive+ Video

Russian airline passenger was punched, kicked and hogtied by fellow passengers after getting drunk and abusive on a flight from Hong Kong. After the Siberian Airlines flight took off on its way to Vladivostok in Russia, the passenger reportedly behaved inappropriately, threatening and insulting the flight attendants.

Interesting...Burundi's President Nkurunziza wins controversial 3rd term

                      

Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza has won the controversial 3rd term. The country's electoral commission says he got nearly 70% of votes in Tuesday's poll following an election marred by violence and a boycott by the opposition. Nkrunziza's nearest rival, Agathon Rwasa, took 18.99%.

South Africa's Ruling Party Supports Ambode’s Prosecution Of Synagogue

                                 

The leadership of the Africa National Congress (ANC), South Africa’s ruling party has backed Governor Akinwunmi Ambode over his plan to prosecute the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN in compliance with the Coroner’s verdict. 

ANC’s Treasurer General, Dr. Zwelini Mkhize while on a courtesy visit to the Governor at the State House, Ikeja, Lagos, expressed appreciation to the state government for its effort in ensuring that the South African nationals who were involved in the unfortunate incident were successfully repatriated to the country for burial. He said;