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There is tension in Oke Ako and Irele communities in Ikole local government area of Ekiti State following the alleged killing of a Fulani herdsman on Monday.The herdsman, whose name was given as Babuba Dengi, was killed in a bush between the two communities by settlers suspected to be Benue State indigenes.‎The incident forced the state Governor, Ayo Fayose, to summon a meeting on Tuesday night at the Government House in Ado Ekiti, where he warned farmers and herdsmen against turning the state to a “war zone.” The governor has given a marching order to security agencies in the state to fish out the killers of the herdsman and bring them to justice. Fayose warned that there is no room for the killing of Fulani herdsmen or farmers or anybody in the state, saying “recent steps taken by his administration to prevent violence between farmers and herdsmen do not give anybody license to unlawfully take human’s life.” The governor spoke during a meeting with Fulani herdsmen under t

The baddest OBO himself is always at the fore front news maker, and this time, its Money matter. The Fall crooner recently revealed that a number of people owe him huge amounts of money but have neglected paying up . As a warning, Davido promises to release their names to the public if they don't pay up. Just recently, Davido told the whole world how he earned over N500 million from one concert. It turns out everyday is not a monstrous bank alert message for the singer who recently revealed that some unnamed persons in Lagos were owing him a lot of money...the point is HOW E TAKE CONCERN US? YEYE BOY

President Buhari will lead Nigeria's delegation to the African Union, which is a a duty he has to perform The president will speak on the topic of anti-corruption, this is where most Nigerians might have problems in, as citizens has already started questioning his anti corruption bid  Although, AU is reportedly pleased with Buhari's strides in corruption fighting.... President Muhammadu Buhari would lead Nigerian delegation to the 30th Ordinary Session of Assembly of African Union Heads of State and Government summit in Addis Ababa next week. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr Tiwatope Elias-Fatile, made this known on Wednesday, January 17 in Abuja while fielding questions from newsmen. Attend the summit and return to the country Mr President sir, No medical trip again from there just a reminder, actually...