Desmond Elliot dresses in Santa outfit & shares gifts to children (photos)

The actor turned politician is putting smiles on the faces of so many kids in Surulere by knocking from door to door and giving out Christmas gifts. So nice of him. More photos after the cut...

Kuwaiti lawmaker loses consciousness during parliament session & dies

Kuwaiti lawmaker Nabeel Al Fadhl died this morning, December 22, as he was taking part in the regular parliament session. Al Fadhl reportedly lost his consciousness inside the hall where the lawmakers were holding the session. (lawmakers pictured around him after he collapsed.).

The session was suspended as a medical team rushed to provide necessary assistance. A lawmaker, Khalil Abdullah, placed a flag of Kuwait on Al Fadhl’s seat following the announcement of his death.

Photo: Nigerian referee dies during Fitness test in Ibadan

Nigerian referee Basil Giwa collapsed and died during south west fitness test in Ibadan. May his soul rest in peace, Amen.

FG files fresh charges against Pro-Biafra leader Nnamdi Kanu

The Federal Government has filed fresh charges including treason against founder of Radio Biafra and leader of the Independent People of Briafra IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu ‎before Justice Ahmed Mohammed of the Federal High Court Abuja.

House on the Rock church celebrates the birth of Christ by putting smiles on the faces of over 20,000 families

From the popular suburbs of Mushin, to the streets of Oke-afa, Isolo, to the ever bubbling town of Badore, to the popular Elegushi, to Lagos Island on the districts of EbuteMetta is how far House on The Rock Church as touched over 20,000 families, taking this year's outreach to a whole different level.

Health scare for Pope Francis as he is unable to stand at Vatican speech

Fears for the health of Pope Francis have resurfaced after he was unable to stand at an official event, explaining that he was 'not feeling strong.'
Addressing Vatican officials in a Christmas speech on Monday, Francis said he had the flu. He said:

Obama appoints Nigerian journalist as US Human Trafficking Council advocate

US President Barack Obama has appointed Nigerian-American journalist and anti-human trafficking advocate, Bukola Oriola as a member of the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking.

In a statement by the office of the Press Secretary of the White House on December 16, Obama said he was honoured that Oriola and 10 others appointed to serve in the council have decided to serve the country.