This collaboration by Polo Avenue is in line with the brand’s commitment towards fostering growth and dynamism in the Nigerian and African fashion industry by supporting and collaborating with exceptional budding fashion brands and talents. Polo Avenue has a vision to deepen global appeal and demand for Nigeria’s outstanding fashion designers and their pieces, which is paramount to ensuring that Nigeria remains at the forefront of creativity, style, and innovation.

Sex for roles has become a phenomenon in the entertainment sector, especially among Nigerian skitmakers and the Nollywood industry. Naija New reports that the idea of sex for roles arises when actors are picked based on sexual favours by movie producers instead of individuals that merit such competing roles. The menace is mainly associated with female movie stars, which many admitted was killing the industry, and there are many reasons attributed to it.

This City Is Putting Panhandlers To Work And The Response Has Been TremendousBy Mustafa GatollariUpdated Nov. 18 2019, 2:18 p.m. ET Since I went to college in Newark, and spend a lot of time in NYC, I'm very, very used to panhandlers and all the narratives they employ in trying to get money from you. There's the money for a train ticket to go to their mom's funeral. There's the war veteran.

The photo made a splash on social media: General Sherman, the majestic 2,000-year-old Californian sequoia tree with a 36-foot circumference, its craggy trunk shining with silvery aluminum foil wrapped all around it to protect from potential wildfires. Like a baked potato in the oven, commenters said. California-based Firezat, which is currently the only company in the U.S. that sells this aluminum wrap to public and private entities at scale, has sold thousands of square feet of the material for the express purpose of structural protection against wildfires—including the piece lovingly wrapped around General Sherman.

The Director-General of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF), Salihu Lukman, has asked leaders of the ruling party to stop bickering and engage in meaningful conversations and negotiations. Lukman said APC leaders should make negotiations a top priority in order for the party to be victorious in the forthcoming 2023 general elections. He made this known in a letter alongside a publication dated December 16, addressed to the Caretaker Chairman of the APC and Governor of Yobe State, Mai Mala Buni.