Chukwudi Dumeme Onuamadike Evans Mansion & Its Interior (Pic, Video)

Watch the video of the mansion of the notorious and probably the richest 

kidnapper in Nigeria, Chukwudi Dumeme Onuamadike, alias Evans, in Magodo, Lagos.

Magodo is an exclusive area for the rich in Lagos, Nigeria.

Tears flow as Catholic priest and Islamic cleric embrace each other in Minna (Photos, Video)

It was an emotional goodbye for the people of Minna, Niger state following the retirement of Reverend Jeremiah O'Connell.

Tears flowed as an Islamic cleric Sheik Ahmad Lemu and Father O'Connell said their goodbyes.

The moment when both men shed tears while saying their goodbyes

The Sheik hugged Father O'Connell for about 3 minutes, thanking him for all he has done for the people of Nigeria, especially the people of Minna.

Sheik Lemu and the Catholic Priest hugged for about 3 minutes

The emotional moment between the Catholic priest and the Islamic cleric comes at a time when there is so much hate in the country between both religions.

Watch the emotional video below.

According to the people, he touched so many lives and he can never be forgotten for his good deeds.

Father O'Connell was conferred with the traditional title JAGABAN Ilmin Mai Martaban Minna.

Father O'Connell was conferred with a traditional title

He served in a Government Secondary School in Minna as a Principal for 50 years.

Following his retirement, he will be returning to Ireland.

Some Nigerians are finding it hard to live in peace and harmony and have resorted to killing those who do not share their views. So many people have lost their lives in Southern Kaduna.

Governor Ganduje Speaks With Buhari On Phone (Pics, Video)

Here are more photos of a phone calls between Gov Abdullahi Umar Ganduje and President Muhammadu Buhari immediately after a prayer session organized by the Kano State Government today at Kano State Government House for the recovery of President Buhari.

Gov Ganduje

Watch the video by clicking the link below

CNN confirms Donald Trump's call to President Buhari and Zuma (photo, video)

Amidst the rumors that Donald Trump called Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari and South African President Jacob Zuma, CNN confirms that the US president called the two African leaders.

Trump spent Monday morning, February 13, calling two of Africa's most prominent leaders to discuss combating terrorism, trade relations and other issues.

In a statement to CNN, Buhari's aide, Femi Adesina, said: "President Trump encouraged President Buhari to keep up the good work he is doing, and also commended him for the efforts made in rescuing 24 of the Chibok Girls and the strides being taken by the Nigerian military."

After his call with Buhari, President Trump also requested and completed a phone call with South Africa's Zuma.

According to a statement from Zuma's office, "The two presidents reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the already strong bilateral relations between the two countries. There are six hundred US companies in South Africa and strong trade relations between the two countries."

Trump and Zuma also "discussed the need to work together on multilateral issues as well especially the quest for peace and stability on the African continent," the statement said.

In a related development, the White House Press Secretary and Communications Director, Sean Michael Spicer in his introduction of Tuesday’s White House Press Briefing, mentioned that President Trump spoke with President Buhari of Nigeria and Jacob Zuma of South Africa as well on Monday.

Watch the video below:

Fayose rocks NYSC cap, dances with female corps member (Photos, Video)

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti is one politician who never ceases to give Nigerians something to talk about.

Fayose shows off his dance move

If he is not criticizing the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration, he is entertaining Nigerians.

This time, Fayose was spotted dancing with a female corps member at the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camp, Ise-Emure, Ekiti state.

The video was recorded during the Dinner/Farewell Party for 2016 BATCH B Stream II Corps members.

The duo danced to Shakitibobo by Olamide.

Some months back, Fayose was caught on camera dancing with an old woman during the commissioning of some projects in the state.

Watch video below.

How police clashed with pro-Buhari protesters in Abuja (photos, video)

On Tuesday, February 14, some protesters stormed the streets of Nigeria's capital, Abuja, in solidarity with President Muhammadu Buhari's administration.

The protesters in their thousands said there were marching to show their love to the president on St Valentine's Day.

Some members of the group chanted: "We are here to show love to the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration."

However, the event went awry after the protesters made an attempt to cross the restricted area that leads to the Presidential Villa.

They were all stopped by the numerous police officer stationed at the Villa gate for law and order within the vicinity.

A video obtained by NAIJ.com showed the clash between the police officers and the protesters.

See photos and video below:

Meet 23-year-old student who 'killed 100 ISIS militants' and has $1 million bounty on her head (photos, video)

 A 23-year-old Dannish student that battled the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq claims that she is being branded as a terrorist in her home town of Copenhagen

- She claims that she shot over a 100 ISIS fighters and even was part of a rescue mission to save women and children that were being held as slaves

- In addition to being imprisoned in Denmark for fighting with the Peshmarga ISIS have put a million dollar bounty on her head

Joanna Palani claims that she is responsible for the deaths of over a 100 ISIL fighters

She was still a teenager when, in 2014, she left college to go and fight in Syria

ISIS fighters. Source: Unknown

India Arrests Nigerian With Ingested Cocaine (Pics:, Video)

Tony Okonkwo arrested in Delhi

India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has recovered 1.3 kilograms of fine quality Colombian cocaine stashed in 90 capsules from the stomach of a Nigerian , who had come to Delhi from Lome, Togo.

According to The Times of India, the accused was taken to hospital where an X-ray confirmed the presence of foreign bodies in his stomach. He was kept in the hospital for two days during which he expelled 90 capsules containing 1.3kg cocaine. The Nigerian was identified as Monday Tony Okonkwo.

He arrived IGI airport in an Ethiopian Airlines plane on February 6. “When we conducted a thorough search of his body and baggage, he denied having any drugs or banned substance with him. However, the NCB team got suspicious when he said that he had come to India regarding his business of wigs and hair, but was found travelling on a tourist visa,” said Rajender Pal Singh, deputy director general, NCB.

Tony was taken to Safdarjung hospital where an X-ray confirmed the presence of foreign bodies in his stomach. During interrogation, the man revealed that he had ingested the drug capsules at a guesthouse in Lagos. “The accused said he took around three hours to ingest the capsules and then took a flight to Lome.

He then travelled to Addis Ababa from where he boarded a flight to New Delhi. His passport has corroborated the claims,” Singh said. Monday Tony Okonkwo was supposed to deliver the drugs to another distributor who would have contacted him once his Indian number was active. Watch video: “We are on the lookout for his handlers based in India and Nigeria,” Singh added.

NCB believes the cartel is being run by a group based in Peru or Bolivia and is the same one that had employed a Brazilian woman earlier to carry the contraband in swallowed packs. The consignments were first taken to Sao Paolo, Brazil and then distributed throughout west African countries through carriers. The drug was brought to India via Ethiopia or Abu Dhabi.

See the video:

Credit Times of India

Tension in Abuja as pro-Buhari protesters clash with #OneVoiceNigeria (photos, video)

There was a mild tension at the Unity Fountain in Abuja after scores of pro-Buhari protesters met with other Nigerians under the aegis of #OneVoiceNigeria rally on Monday, February 6.

The pro-Buhari activists had arrived at the proposed venue of the #OneVoiceNigeria march long before the other protesters.

However, immediately Nigerians from the anti-Buhari’s government group started coming, the pro-Buhari group started chanting: “Buhari will come back alive”, “We believe in Buhari”, “Nigerians are fully with you sir”.

But, not perturbed by the drama exhibited by the pro-Buhari campaign group, the #IStandWithNigeria group began its own chants.

The group members started with allegations against the pro-Buhari group.

They said: “They have given you N500 each to come and protest”, “Each of here can feed you all”.

See pictures from the Pro-Buhari rally below:

Just in: #OneVoiceNigeria protest hits Abuja (photos, video)

The long awaited #OneVoiceNigeria protest has kicked off in Nigeria's capital city Abuja, NAIJ.com can report.

The protest kicked off at the popular Unity Fountain located at Central Area in Abuja.

The planned protest was threatened after the Nigeria's hip-hop artist Innocent 'TuFace' Idibia backed out for security reason.

Through his official Instagram page, TuFace who had earlier championed the protest said, he decided to cancel to the protest after due consultations.

However, perturbed by the hip-hop star's announcement Nigerians in Lagos, Abuja and other parts of the country insisted the protest must continue.

They took to to the streets to demand good governance and leadership in Nigeria.

Among Nigerians who are protesting include: the former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, Chidi Odinkalu; a Peoples Democratic Party member, Deji Adeyanju, a member of the Bring Back Our Girls campaign group Aisha Yesufu.

Also, singer and Television personality Charles 'Charly Boy' Oputa has promised to join the #OneVoiceNigeria march.

Below are picture from the Abuja protest:

Former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission Chidi Odinkalu with other protesters

Live Updates: Anti-Government protest kicks off as thousands of Nigerians gather in Lagos, Abuja (photos,video)

Nigerians have started to gather at the National Stadium one of the venues of the nationwide protest.

The massive nationwide protest against the federal government today February, 6 was announced by music star 2baba Idibia.

The protest was earlier championed by the musician but on Saturday, February 4; he released a video saying he was cancelling the protest due to security concern.

The singer said the protest was never his creation but a call to action to speak up for his people.

In spite of the cancellation, some Nigerians vowed to continue with the protest.

In Lagos, the protesters are expected to march from National Stadium in Surulere to the National Theatre, Iganmu, a distance of about four kilometres.

The protest is also set to take place simultaneously in Abuja, Enugu and Port Harcourt, among other major cities.

Naij.com will be bringing you live updates of the protest.

Also present at the protest are Moremi Ojudu daughter to a senior aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, the Commissioner of Police (CP) in Lagos state, Fatai Owoseni and Dolapo Badmus, the spokesperson of the Lagos State Police Command.

In Abuja, Aisha Yesufu of the BringBackOurGirls campaign is speaking at the #IStandWithNigeria protest. She is talking of the need to be respectful all through the protest.

10.40 am: The procession leaves the National Stadium for Ojuelegba under bridge ahead of the march to National Theatre

10.20 am: Charly Boy on his way to join other celebrities at the National Stadium

10.14 am: Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore came into the stadium chanting

Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore chanting songs at the national stadium

9.32 am: Nollywood actor Baaj Adebule and comedian, Seyilaw are present at the stadium.

Comedian SeyiLaw joins protesters at the National Stadium

9.14 am: The Executive Director EiENigeria, Yemi Adamolekun, speaking to media before the protest moves from National Stadium.

9.08 am: Stadium gates were closed but they are now open with more citizens gathering.

9.00 am: Nigerians have started to gather at the stadium to drive home their demands.

8.06 am: About 15 police vehicles have been spotted in the stadium with one armoured tank outside the premises though the protest has not started yet.

8.00 am: Protesters gathered at the national stadium before the march started