For those of you that missed the off-broadway show last Fall, don’t fret because the show is currently playing on Broadway. The show had an initial successful off-Broadway run last Fall and won a New York Magazine Award for Best Theater. Fela!, produced by legendary artistic director and choreographer Bill T. Jones, tells the...
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Ghana’s former President, John Kufuor, was recently awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree (PhD) in Political Science by Inje University in South Korea. The honor also includes scholarships for two Ghanaians to study any of the sciences offered by the university. In lauding the former President for his service to Ghana, Dr.Kyeonp Ho Lee (President of...
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Nigeria was recently elected to sit on the U.N. Security Council. Other countries that won seats on the Security Coucil include Brazil, Bosnia, Lebanon and Gabon. Nigeria and the other newly elected nations will serve there two yaer terms on the Security Council starting on January 1, 2010.
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HE has many female friends, which I have bitten my tongue on for sometime now. Honestly, at first i didn't consider them any threats because I was secure of my place in his life. Then as time strolled on, I started realizing that these females stay around because of the attention he is giving...
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For all those who aren’t hard core followers of Singer-Songwriter Seal, yes, he was born to Nigerian parents (but put up for adoption because his parents couldn’t support him) and his full name is Seal Henry Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel
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Omo Naija Magazine was on call this weekend capturing the greatest moments from NYC’s Independence Celebration. Omo Naija Magzine’s Editor, Ebony Omede (center) and guest. Former Ms. Nigerian Independence 2008, Eron Oronsaye, introduces Ms. Nigerian Independence Day Pageant and prepares to crown another Nigerian Queen. More modeling… Representing Ondo State, pageant contestant Angelina Awe...
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Many Nigerians are still expressing their sentiments on U.S President Obama’s visit to Ghana this summer (August). Many feel that it was an insult to Nigeria, the most populated country in Africa and one of the largest exporters of oil in the world. Yet, there are others that believe that Obama’s decision not too visit...
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