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- Mike Igini, the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) for Akwa Ibom says he was pressured to compromise during the elections - Igini maintains that those calling for his removal were behind the plot to make him compromise his integrity - The REC says it is very difficult to maintain one's integrity in Nigeria Mike Igini, the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Akwa Ibom, has revealed that those who want him out actually tried to make him compromise to no avail. Igini, who spoke in an interview with Vanguard, also said his job in the state is to allow equal and fair opportunities to all candidates and their parties. “Those looking for compromise in the process are the ones who are also calling for my removal. Why would you remove a man who says he wants to give everybody an equal opportunity, equal chance and there is no evidence so far of any compromise of any kind because I carry everybody along. READ ALSO: NAI

- Ghanaian born singer, Eshun, has made some heavy accusations against the Ghanaian policemen - According to the singer, these policemen rather than help them, sleep with Nigerian prostitutes as young as 15 - She made this revelation in a recent interview on International Women's Day The issue of underage girls been forced into prostitution has become a fundamental issue around Africa. Ghanaian singer, Eshun has accused of the Ghanaian policemen of sleeping with underage Nigerian prostitutes. This singer made this known in an interview she granted on International Women’s Day in which she called on authorities in Ghana and Nigeria to put a stop to the increase of prostitution. “You would see these ladies standing in some areas where prostitutes stand to engage in their activities. I have seen them in areas such as Wejia, Tema, Cantonment Roundabout, East Legon, Takoradi Vienna City, Kumasi Vienna City, Spintex Ecobank Area, etc.” Eshun revealed. READ ALSO: Personal letter f

The love between a mother and her children is often indescribable. The bond they share sometimes cannot be understood by others but they can only try. Being a mother is no easy feat especially when she is charged with being the sole carer for her kids. This act alone makes her very respected and loved by her children. Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo, is not only known for her acting skills but also for the love and care she shows her children. Even blind people can see that they mean a lot to her. The actress is blessed with two kids from her former marriage, a boy and a girl. It is interesting to see that her little girl of yesterday has now grown to become a lovely and well-mannered young lady. Iyabo’s daughter, Priscilla, clocked 18 on March 13, 2019, and her mother could not wait to sing her praises for the world to hear. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android and read the best news about Nigeria The movie star took to her Instagram page to shower accolades on her da

- A young Nigerian lady has taken to social media to narrate her first interview experience - The US-based Nigerian lady had explained that she complimented her interviewer and still got the job - Kynene Oma had shared her experience while reacting to the trending human resource story on Twitter Twitter had buzzed with mixed reactions after a Canada-based Nigerian lady narrated how she shut down a job seeker who complimented her. Legit.ng had reported that the lady identified as Taiwo had said she called the job seeker rude for saying she smelled nice. Many Nigerians had called out the lady, they described the lady as an arrogant person for not taking the compliment as what it is. Reacting to Taiwo's tweet, Twitter user Kynene Oma also shared her experience at an interview. The lady explained that she had gotten the job despite giving her interviewer a compliment. Nigerian lady narrates her first interview experience in the US as she reacts to HR story Twitter source: Kynen

- Senator Godswill Akpabion and two other leaders of APC in the south-south, Chief Don Etiebet and Obong Nsima Ekere, have blamed INEC for the party's loss in Akwa Ibom state - The APC leaders said the party would do everything legal to reclaim its victory, adding that their party won in 26 local government areas of the state - Chief Etiebet alleged that the INEC connived with PDP to rig the election in favour of the ruling party in state Former Senate minority leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio and some leaders of All Progressives Congress (APC) in the south-south, have faulted the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to declare Governor Udom Emmanuel the winner of Saturday, March 9, gubernatorial election in Akwa Ibom. The Nation reports that Akpabio, Obong Nsima Ekere, the party's governorship candidate and Chief Don Etiebet, said the party would do everything legal to reclaim its victory, adding that their party won in 26 local government areas