The Celestial Church of Christ Worldwide through its Pastor, Reverend Emmanuel Mobiyina Oshoffa, has made a donation of N25,000,000 (Twenty Five Million Naira) to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), as well as Lagos and Ogun State governments to support Nigeria's fight against the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, While presenting the donation at the Governor's Office, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, Ogun State, spokesman for the church's delegation Superior Evangelist Bola Akinterinwa lauded the efforts of the government at combating the deadly scourge especially as regards the provision of medical facilities and palliatives for the citizens of Ogun State in particular and Nigeria in general. He assured the Government of the continued support of the Pastor and the entire congregation of the Celestial Church of Christ Worldwide and seized the opportunity to inform the Governor of Ogun State of the church's plan to commence the construction of a world-class university...

  l He spoke to Akin Sokoya in this interview Qst: Why did you title your new album Fuji Investigator? Ans: I investigated Fuji Music because it was not like this when the late Dr. Ayinde Barrister created Fuji. If people could remember, as at then, new Fuji star used to come into limelight before three months, that made Fuji Music grown than other genres of music in Nigeria, because the elders in the Fuji Music then accommodated young Fuji artiste technically. As at then, each Fuji artiste branded their own Fuji such as Creator of Fuji, Pioneer of Fuji, Classical Fuji, Bonsue Fuji, Asakasa amongst others and the albums they released then were of good contents Qst: How many albums do you have to your credit? A...

All through six gruesome weeks of COVID-19 lockdown in Nigeria, even as Federal and State governments bungled the grinding task of sharing palliatives to the country’s most vulnerable masses, one strategic collaboration between non-government organisations (NGOs) stood out as it fed over 25,000 people across Lagos State and its immediate environs. Leveraging on the expertise gained from 11 years of battling hunger through its community kitchen, free school meals, family meals and zero hunger programmes, FoodClique Support Initiative led by its CEO, Bolajoko Fadipe partnered with Noella Foundation led by Seyi Tinubu to distribute neatly packed edibles (dry cook-able foods) in print-branded brown cartons expertly despatched by tireles...