Giringory Dies At 70
Before his death, the veteran performer in January had granted Nigerian tabloid Saturday Sun an interview where he lamented about him being poor, sick, blind...
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New Masquerade Star Giringory Cries for Help
James Iroha, the actor and story teller of Masquerade and The New Masquerade fame, has another story; a story of how's he's suffering and struggling, trying to not be strangled by protracted poverty and pain.
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'I'm Almost Begging for Food' – Giringory At 70
For many years, ace actor, Mr James Iroha, aka Giringory Akabuogu, held Nigerians spellbound with his acting prowess, especially owing to the comical bent in his performance. He was a regular on the popular television soap, Masquerade, on national television, the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA).
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Ben Bruce Out Of Bayelsa Governorship Race
The reason for the disqualification of the candidature of Ben Murray-Bruce for the position according to the party was based on issues bordering on (undisclosed) statements made at the national secretariat of the party...
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Ben Bruce To Run For Governor Of Bayelsa State
The former Director General of Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) is said to have already picked up his ‘Expression of Interest and Nomination’ form...
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Patrick Doyle Responds to Onyeka Onwenu Over Tony Okoroji Theft Allegations
Friday, October 14 was not a very good day for me. I woke up and my attention was drawn to a very sordid article in a national newspaper as well…
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The Amazing Bad Belle of Onyeka Onwenu – Tony Okoroji
Tony Okoroji's response to Onyeka Onwenu's accusation of stealing funds assigned for late Christy Essien-Igbokwe's Burial
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Editorial: Christy Essien-Igbokwe (November 11, 1960 to June 30, 2011)
She did not record so many albums. She did not sit on top of the charts for decades. Her stay on the bestsellers' list was for a moment. Christy Essien did not reign, as it were, for an icon...
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Why there will be Crap on Nigerian Television for a Long Time to come [Pt 2]
We pay nothing for watching programmes on our local stations so maybe we should complain less and thank God they can actually broadcast anything at all...
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Why There Will Be Crap on Nigerian Television For a Long Time To Come
How did we get to this deplorable state, seeing that we actually have a long history of great local content programming?
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