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Nollywood actress and mother of one, Uche Ogbodo, in a recent interview with  Vanguard  discloses a lot about her life as a single parent and more. Uche, who was once married to ex-Nigerian Footballer, Ato Ubby, revealed that her daughter has never met her father. “As a single mother, life is more fulfilling than it would have been as a single girl without a child. I’m still hoping to find that wonderful human being that would fill the remaining part of my needs. I’m open to anything. Yes, I’m dating, but I haven’t found the one. Back in the days, I used to say this is the kind of man I want and all that but you know, we’re women and when a different kind of man comes and lies to you, you just fall head over heels. In the past, I always painted pictures, but eventually I fell for the wrong person. So, let God give me the kind of man that he knows is best for me.” On her relationship with your ex, she said: “We’re not talking. He doesn’t keep in touch, but that...

After the arrest of “ On Point ” singer D ammy Krane  , in the US for credit card fraud and grand theft, a new disclosure has been made about why he was kicked out of 2Face ‘s Hypertek record label. A source very close to the troubled singer, who spoke with Saturday Beats said: “Dammy Krane had left Tuface’s Hypertek record since February 2015. Tuface is trying to build a reputable company and they do not want any negative news. That is why they did not announce his exit from the label. They had issues with him over the way he was doing collaborations with other artistes. It was not part of the contract that he signed, so technically it is a breach of contract. They gave him several warnings which he did not adhere to, so they had no choice but to terminate the contract that they had with him. They did not make any noise about it because they did not want anything that would dent his image and that of the company. He was in the US to get new investor to help his career and a...

Jesusegun Alagbe A Professor of Political Science at Northwestern University, Illinois, United States of America, Richard Joseph, on Friday said despite the myriad of problems facing Nigeria, it should not contemplate breaking up. Joseph — whose research works focus on African politics, democratisation, political economy, and international security — said this while delivering a public lecture at the University of Lagos. The lecture was organised by the Public Affairs Section of the United States Consulate General, Lagos in collaboration with the University of Lagos. Speaking on the theme — “Are Changes in the Federal Structure of Nigeria Required for Better Governance?” — the don said lots of sacrifice had been made by Nigerians which should not be allowed to be in vain. That democracy had survived for 18 years in the country, Joseph said it meant that things could work better if the people would sit and decide together on which type of federalism would be suitable for the ...