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The combined wealth of Nigeria’s five richest people, Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Femi Otedola, Folorunsho Alakija and Theophilus Danjuma, estimated to be almost $30billion, can end extreme poverty in Nigeria, this is according to a report by Oxfam International. Read the report from NAN below... The Inequality report released by Oxfam International on Wednesday, revealed that the combined wealth of five richest Nigerians, put at $29.9 billion, could end extreme poverty in the country. The report, entitled ‘Inequality in Nigeria, Exploring the Drivers’ and obtained in Abuja, exposed the large and growing gap between the rich and poor in Nigeria. It revealed that the benefits of the nation’s economic growth had been captured by a few wealthy elite at the expense of the ordinary Nigerians. According to the report, the economic inequality is a key factor in the conflict in the north-eastern states of the country. Oxfam International also disclosed that Nigeria’s richest man ear...

Seems like things have gone south for former friends, Ruth Kadiri and filmmaker, Anthony Adedeji. Ruth Kadiri shared a quote on her Instagram page which read; "An intelligent enemy is better than a stupid friend" and she asked her followers if the quote was true or false. When Anthony dropped a comment saying it was true, Ruth Kadiri came for him. See all the drama after the cut.. Meanwhile checkout the long birthday message Anthony Adedeji shared on Ruth's birthday Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp

Well-wishers of President Buhari have been delivering flowers and get well messages at the Nigerian House in the UK where the president is currently staying for his medical check up. The Nigerian president is currently battling an undisclosed ailment. He left Nigeria for the UK on May 7th. Keep up with latest  news by following us on :  FACEBOOK TWITTER YOUTUBE  

An Expository on Crypto-Currency and how to Invest wisely in it .  Location : Cress Hotel Opp Airport Hotels ,48 Oritse Street Obafemi Awolowo Way,Ikeja,Lagos .  May 12th 2017 , Time : 9.00am  Call : 07086736959  for more info  Click here to Book Your Free Ticket now  Keep up with latest  news by following us on :  FACEBOOK TWITTER YOUTUBE  

Many people have said to me in the past month, “I’m going to buy a home.” Or, “What do you think of the idea of me buying a home?” I like the second batch of people. They are my friends and it seems like they are sincerely asking for my advice. And I’m going to give it to them.  Whether they meant it or not. I have some stories about owning a home. One of them is here: “What It Feels Like to be Rich” where I describe my complete path into utter depravity and insanity. The other one is still too personal. Its filled with about as much pain as I can fit onto a page. Oh, I have a third one also from when I was growing up. But I don’t want to upset anyone in my family so I’ll leave it out. Oh, I have a fourth story that I just forgot about until this very second. But enough about me. Lets get right to it. There are many reasons to not buy a home:  [By the way, I also put this in the category of Advice I want to tell my daughters, including my other article: 10 rea...

What can regular people do to stop NSA spying? That’s the big question in the wake of the NSA surveillance news that’s shaken the nation. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have a simple answer. There’s no way to block NSA surveillance completely. Even if you rebelled against technology, ditched your mobile phone, and avoided using heavily-tracked web services like Facebook and Google, you’d still be on surveillance cameras that capture your face, license plate scanners, and credit databases, among other things. But let’s not get pessimistic. There  are  tools you can use to make it harder for others to track you. They won’t eliminate your footprint, but they’ll blur the picture of you that emerges through your data. Read on to learn about them.   Let’s start with a little context. It’s important to remember that almost all surveillance starts with private companies. Apple, AT&T, Microsoft, Google, Verizon…companies like these mine your data for commercial reasons, but...

Janet Jackson is getting ready for her big comeback. The 50-year-old singer told fans on Monday about her plans to continue her tour -- formerly known as Unbreakable, the name of her latest album, though she's now decided to call it The State of the World Tour -- after taking a break last year due to her pregnancy. A source close to the Jackson family now tells ET that Jackson is planning to tour with her almost four-month old son, Eissa. Last month, news broke that Jackson and her estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana, have split. "She will be in court to flesh out the dissolution of her marriage," the source says. "Touring with baby Eissa could be a possible problem but she's hoping it's not." The source says her older brother, Randy Jackson, will be with her on tour to help take care of his nephew. "He's her primary source of emotional support and may be the perfect guardian for her son while she's on tour," the sour...