William & Kate introduce their little princess to the world

The Royal couple showed off their little princess born hours ago. William arrived with their son, George to meet Kate and then they emerged from the Lindo Wing with their new baby girl wrapped in a white blanket. Congrats again to them. See more photos after the cut...

Diezani Alison-Madueke The Beautiful Face In An Ugly Oily Business

 Diezani Alison-Madueke, is the first Nigerian petroleum minister to be elected OPEC President and the Minister for Petroleum in Africa’s most populous country. 

Though her name has been greeted with strong connection with corrupt practices she will be featured in prominent public discussions in the days ahead because many will find it hard to resist the temptation to ex-ray her controversy-dogged tenure.

The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author only, and do not necessarily represent those of Naij.com’s editors or other contributors.

Kate Middleton gives birth to second child following 3-hour labour

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton has given birth to a baby girl at St. Mary's Hospital in

Jonathan to workers: Get ready for hard times, be realistic with your demands.

By Emmanuel Elebeke

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday urged Nigerians to brace up for the harsh economic realities in the country occasioned by the recent fall in the price of oil at the international market, saying that industrial relationship can only be more cordial, if democracy was nurtured to grow.

People hold a banner as they march to celebrate Labour Day during a rally in Lagos on May 1, 2015. Tens of thousands of people across the globe were hitting the streets on May 1 for mass rallies marking International Labour Day. AFP PHOTO

Delta State Officials Involved In Fraud, Selling Jobs For N1.5 Million Each. saharareporters.com

“What is happening at the commission is nothing but corruption and fraud,” said a staff member of the commission, who said he was outraged by the sale of jobs. He added: “Imagine, those who were shortlisted are not been contacted. Rather, people who never applied or sat for interviews are being issued with employment letters at N700,000, N800,000 and N900,000 depending on their power of negotiation.”

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by Sahara Reporters, New York May 01, 2015

 

Emmanuel Uduaghan, Governor of Delta State and currently investigating the religious crisis 

 

An investigation by SaharaReporters has revealed that several top civil servants and political figures in Delta State are involved in a fraudulent scheme by the state’s civil service commission. The fraud entails the sale of civil service jobs to desperate job seekers for as much as N1.5 million each.
Our investigators discovered the sale of employment slots began several weeks ago. Initially, slots were being sold for between N700,000 and N900,000, but skyrocketed to N1.5 million as hordes of job seekers scrambled for the few, though undisclosed, number of available jobs.

We Will Not Fail Nigeria - Minimah

Lt-Gen Kenneth Minimah, the Chief of Army Staff, assured Nigerians that the military would continue fighting hard until the Boko Haram insurgency is eliminated in the country.

Kenneth Minimah

He made the claim on April 30, Thursday, in Lagos at the inauguration of the newly refurbished 81 Division Officers’ Mess, Premium Times reports.

Popular Nollywood Actor Passes On In Asaba

The famous Nollywood actor Peter Bunor reportedly died on Friday, May 1, in Asaba, Delta state.
His popular son Peter Bunor Jnr made the announcement on Facebook:‘In the early hours of today,my father,friend,teacher,confidant passed on,’

The late Peter Bunor

The funeral arrangements are to be announced shortly, the son added

Buhari Issues May Day Message To Nigerian Workers

Muhammadu Buhari, the president-elect, in his May Day message expressed admiration for the Nigerian working class that he said had sacrificed a lot in tough economic times.
The APC politician said he was fully aware that the workers’ hardships were substantially compounded by poor government and corruption, Nigerian Times reports.
He lamented the condition of the working class in a country rich in oil resources, saying that a few corrupt officials were making a fortune at the expense of the people.

GEJ Shuns Workers' Day Event

This year’s celebration of the International Workers’ Day, popularly known as May Day, organised jointly by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) at the Eagle Square, Abuja, was shunned by President Goodluck Jonathan. 
A source within the presidency told The Nation that plans to attend were cancelled because the president had emergency business to attend to.

Man posts positive HIV results on Instagram

The guy who goes by the name @I'malwaysup on Instagram said he was feeling sick so decided to go do a test and was told he had HIV positive. He took to instagram to apologize to people he's slept