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Face of Democracy Nigeria known as Nigeria's Most Influential Pageant often abbreviated as FDN has commends  2016 Edition, Tagged "Beauty and Talents". FDN  is an Annual Beauty Pageant with the sole vision to Promote Nigeria's Democracy and young women Empowerment through Entertainment, Culture and Tourism. The Winners Headed by (FDN QUEEN) not only Portrays Exemplary Qualities but also Advocate for the Masses especially the youth. The Queens however give back to the Society through a humanitarian project "Tagged "  HOPE TO THE HOPELESS where by they visit Orphanage homes, Hospitals, Internally Displaced Persons, Disabled Homes to give both Moral and financial support as well as food Items, this Project is an Annual Project Provided by the Organization aside Personal Projects. FDN Came into Existence in 2013. The Pioneer Queen happens to be a young, Elegant, intelligent and Beautiful Miss Kevwe Marisa Ikpuri, A Delta State Born Beauty and a Graduate of ...

Following the directive of President Muhammadu Buhari to the new acting IGP asking him to re-open the case of a slain former Attorney General of the Federation, Bola Ige, former deputy governor of Osun State, Iyiola Omisore, who is presently at EFCC’s custody says he is happy about the President’s order, saying the new investigation will sure vindicate him and show his hands are clean. It will be recalled that Omisore was a key suspect in the case years back and was detained for months as the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo made efforts to find the killers. In a statement by his media aide, Diran Odeyemi, today, Mr. Omisore described the decision of the Federal Government to revisit the killing of the former Minister of Justice and Dikibo as a good and a welcome development. He however urged the FG to extend its search towards unraveling the killers of late Funso Williams and Oduayo Olagbaju also. Continue... “I am particularly happy that fresh investigation w...

Founder and chancellor, Landmark University, Omu Aran, Kwara state, Bishop David Oyedepo, has said that poverty among black men was a product of unused brain and capacity to think solution. The clergy man noted that what African nations needed for sustainable growth and development is a generation of indigenous solutions, particularly in field of agriculture. Bishop Oyedepo spoke at the third convocation ceremony of the agric-oriented university in Omuaran at the weekend. A total number of 51 graduates bagged First Class grade, 233 had second class upper grade, 229 secured second class lower grade, while 19 were in Third Class division out of a grand total of 532 graduating students in the third convocation ceremony. The clergy man noted that Africans should not allow western education to destroy native intelligence that they were divinely endowed with,stressing that our forefathers in Africa started farming, identification of edible plants and crops before the coming of colonialist...

Senator Dino Melaye says he has moved on after his row with Senator Oluremi Tinubu. He said this in an interview with Vanguard‎ while reacting to Tinubu petitioning the IG of Police and alleging threat to life. "Great minds don’t dwell on issues, they act and move on. I have moved on"he said