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A former minister for aviation, Femi Fani Kayode says he has never been so ashamed of being a Nigerian until he heard that the federal government publicly begged American billionaire, Elon Musk for ventilator to fight coronavirus. Speaking via his official Twitter handle, he queried why the president of a country with over 200 million people would be begging an individual for help. Read what he wrote below:-

It is very difficult to get original gadgets in Nigeria notwithstanding whether it is registered by the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON). A smartphone and power bank are not exempted from the counterfeit problem as both online and offline platforms are replete with them. With the Nigerians barely enjoying 24 hours power, the need for it to charge your smartphone is important. Do not make the mistake of buying a fake power bank. These tips will help select an original power bank. Capacity Power banks with more capacity tend to be more useful. A power bank’s capacity is measured in ‘mAh’ which is similar to smartphones. So, the more the ‘mAh’ the more capacity and more charging power it possesses. If you have a charger with a larger output voltage than your current device, you should be able to get several charges for your device. Portability You should probably buy a lightweight and easy-to-carry power bank to charge your smartphone or other gadgets. The higher the capacity, the...

Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates overtook Amazon.com Inc.’s Jeff Bezos as the world’s richest person on Friday, reclaiming the top ranking for the first time in more than two years. Gates may have been helped in part by the Pentagon’s surprise decision announced Oct. 25 to award a $10 billion cloud-computing contract to Microsoft over Amazon. Shares of Microsoft have since climbed 4%, giving Gates a $110 billion fortune, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Amazon’s stock is down about 2% since the announcement, putting Bezos’s net worth at $108.7 billion. Gates, 64, had briefly topped Bezos, 55, on an intraday basis last month after Amazon posted its first profit drop in two years, but shares of the world’s biggest online retailer pared the decline. The index, which tracks the wealth of the richest 500 people, is updated each trading day after U.S. markets close. Europe’s richest person, Bernard Arnault, is third with $102.7 billion.

Senior pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), Biodun Fatoyinbo, has said that some persons are born to give more love than they would ever get in return. Fatoyinbo, in an Instagram post on Friday, advised that people should not be bothered when they are attacked by those they have been a “huge blessing” to. “I think some of us were born to give more love than we will ever see in return,” he said. “Do not be bothered if those who you have been a huge blessing to turn against you because of ingratitude, envy, and Jealousy. Don’t even think about it for a second, don’t let who they are change who you are!” Busola, wife of musician, Timi Dakolo, had in an interview in June accused Pastor Fatoyinbo of raping her while she was a teenager. In a suit filed before the FCT High Court weeks ago, she said the defilement has adversely affected her marital sex life. She, therefore, demanded that Fatoyinbo publishes an apology to her on the front page of at least two national newspapers....

N igerians have attacked Busola Dakolo, wife of popular singer, Timi Dakolo, for claiming she was forced to sign a letter countering her allegation that Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) raped her. Busola, a mother of three, told the Guardian of UK that a silver Toyota tailed her as she was driving home and a white minibus with tinted windows was parked outside her house. By the time she got to her gate, the minibus with no police markings had blocked her path. According to her, a man appeared and told her to get out of her car, get into the bus and speak to his boss. READ MORE:    I Didn’t Sign Counter Petition Police Forced Me To Sign – Busola Dakolo Clears The Air She said when she refused, three men got out of the minibus and walked towards her. “One was holding a gun, and I noticed a second one holding a letter. They told me they were from IG’s (the inspector general of police) office in Abuja and that I needed to sign this letter and ack...

The National Parents Teachers Association of Nigeria, NAPTAN, have expressed concern over the recent rate of suicide among Nigerian students. In reaction to the rate of suicide, the 2nd Deputy President of NAPTAN, Chief Adeolu Ogunbanjo, advised parents to be on alert and monitor their children so as to prevent such occurrence in their family. “Honestly, it is very sad, very disappointing and yes it is very condemnable. But condemning it alone will not bring the solution; we as parents must be alert to stop this menace. “Parents must be alert always to identify changes or any suicide tendencies in their children.“Children, especially undergraduates, need constant monitoring in order to avert any danger. “Nowadays, many of us parents do not have time for our children anymore, we only worry about their upkeep but neglect the social life. “When we talk of time, it is divided into two; normal time and quality time — and what our children need is quality time. It is not right for anybody to...

Nigerians on Twitter reacted to the news of 5 Nigerian men carrying out a robbery operation in Dubai by making it all about tribe. This led to a tribal war of sorts on Twitter and Femi Fani-Kayode was forced to step in and talk sense into the youths. After the names of the suspects were published, Nigerians made it about tribe and began insulting the Igbos. In response, Igbo Twitter users shared screenshots of other crimes committed abroad by Yorubas and Hausas. Stepping in to put an end to the tribal war, former Aviation Minister, FFK wrote:  I pity those rejoicing at the fact that the boys who were caught robbing a BureauDeChange in Dubai were Igbo. They fail to appreciate the fact that the rest of the world,including the Arabs,rightly view them as Nigerians and not Igbo and their behaviour is a reflection of us all.

The above was tweeted by Nigeria's former aviation minister, Femi Fani Kayode in reaction to the continued incaceration of activist, Deji Adeyanju and Senator Dino Melaye's troubles with Nigerian police over an alleged homicide.