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1. Davido Son of Nigerian billionaire and music star, David Adeleke, recently created a buzz after he registered for NYSC. The move not only surprised a lot of people, it also was very pleasing to many others especially those who served in the same NYSC camp as the Nwa Baby crooner. Davido revealed that he went for service so as to tie up loose ends. This was a smart move on his part seeing as his uncle, Ademola Adeleke, faced a lot of heat over his school certificate. 2. Owolabi Ajasa Yoruba actor, Owolabi Ajasa, despite not being a youngster also registered for the one year compulsory service. The proud thespian took to Instagram to share photos of himself in Kogi state, where he was posted for service. 3. Yusuf Buhari When one wants to mention privileged youngsters in the country, the name Yusuf Buhari, should come up. President Muhammadu Buhari's handsome son, recently made the news after his sister posted a motion picture of him dressed in his NYSC garb on social media

The Senate President, David Mark, on Friday, had a closed door meeting with former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, at his Hilltop mansion in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, South West Nigeria. This was part of the ongoing reconciliation moves within the ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP. After the closed door meeting which lasted for well over two hours, the Senate President, who was accompanied by the Delta State Governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan, said that issues affecting the party and the country topped their discussion. However, he was not forthcoming with the actual details of the meeting. In another development, a leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola Tinubu, also had a private meeting with the former president. Tinubu told journalists after the meeting that he conferred with former President Obasanjo on national issues and the emergence of a credible presidential candidate for the APC come 2015 general elections. The former Lagos State Governor, Bola T

TOP VIDEOS Court Orders Final Forfeiture Of N7.6bn Linked To Diezani Adeshola Soyele     Updated August 28, 2017 773 The Federal High Court Sitting in Lagos has ordered the final forfeiture of a sum of N7,646,700,000 allegedly belonging to the Former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission linked the offence to a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke. About three weeks ago, the Commission who wanted the money forfeited to the Federal government had told a vacation judge, Justice Chuka Obiozor via an ex parte application that the N7.6bn was part of a sum of $153,310,000 which Mrs Alison-Madueke allegedly siphoned from the coffers of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation sometime in 2014. The EFCC also alleged that Mrs Ali

The Federal High Court Sitting in Lagos has ordered the final forfeiture of a sum of N7,646,700,000 allegedly belonging to the Former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission linked the offence to a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke. About three weeks ago, the Commission who wanted the money forfeited to the Federal government had told a vacation judge, Justice Chuka Obiozor via an ex parte application that the N7.6bn was part of a sum of $153,310,000 which Mrs Alison-Madueke allegedly siphoned from the coffers of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation sometime in 2014. The EFCC also alleged that Mrs Alison-Madueke stashed the money in three banks, and the Federal Government had since February last year, through an order granted by another judge, Justice Muslim Hassan also of the Federal High Court, recovered part of the money from the other banks. The anti-gra