Rita Dominic and Lynn Whitfield Bagged Goodwill Ambassadors for Africa International Film Festival

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The Director and Founder of The Africa Global Movie Event, Chioma Ude, has released the appointment of Rita Dominic and Lynn Whitfield as AFRIFF Goodwill Ambassadors. The headline was created today  throughout a press parley at the AFRIFF offices in Victoria Area, Lagos.

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Photos: ₦7billion Festival Of Waste As First Lady Patience Mother Gets “State Burial” In Okrika

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 A amount of N7billion (naira) of Nigeria's  tax payers funds was wasted on the burial of the foster mother of Nigeria's first lady, Patience Jonathan in her hometown of Okrika in Rivers State on the weekend.
the events which kicked off on Thursday saw the attendance of the President , Vice President, several state governors and ministers. Saharareporters sources said funds for the burial were taken from several ministries such as the FCT, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, the ministry of Education, Delta State, Bayelsa state  and the ministry of defence. Ironically, the very first lady's mother died in a stretch of raod abandoned by the Jonathan's regime in the Niger Delta region.

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Festival Of S-ex In FESTAC Lagos Nigeria

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In the beginning, FESTAC Town was a purely residential estate. Originally referred to as Festival Town or FESTAC village, it is found along the Lagos – Badagry Expressway in Lagos.

It derives its name from the second World African Festival of Arts and Culture held in Nigeria in 1977. Participants in the festival were given accommodation in the housing units, which were later allocated to winners, who emerged through a ballot. But FESTAC Town is no longer what it used to be. It has lost its past glory in more ways than one.