Final Season of TV DRAMA 'Jacob’s Cross' Begins on Monday October 15, 2012

Since its launch, the riveting African prime-time drama series,  “Jacob’s Cross”  has ignited screens across Africa. The story of one man’s fierce ambition to build the next great African oil and energy dynasty has been told against the backdrop of vicious family feuds, heart-breaking betrayal and hard-won triumph.

Dramatic and provocative but always entertaining, Jacob’s Cross has woven a tale of wealth, power and success around the fascinating idea of chasing, challenging and changing one’s destiny. This month, Jacob’s Cross – The final season begins on

A New Planet Made of Diamond has been Discovered; Planet Diamond is even Bigger than Planet Earth

A planet made of diamond has been discovered.Scientists say the planet of diamond may be having oxygen on the surface. The rocky planet, called ’55 Cancri e’, orbits a sun-like star in the constellation of Cancer and is moving so fast that a year there lasts a mere 18 hours.

The planet made of diamond was discovered by by a U.S.-Franco research team.The team of researchers was  led by Nikku Madhusudhan of Yale University .The planet’s  radius is twice that of Earth’s but it is much more dense with a mass eight times greater. It is extremely hot with temperatures

12 Persons have emerged as Finalist in Gulder Ultimate Search Season 9

After clearing the necessary hurdles, 12 young men and women have been selected to participate in the forthcoming Gulder Ultimate Show Season 9.

The selection party, which was held in Lagos, was filled with drama and suspense as the aspiring ultimate men and women looked forward to being named among the list of finalists.

However, only the best 12 were selected and it was jubilation time for them. Their joy knew no bounds as they celebrated and danced on the stage.

Three past winners of the show, Chris Okagbue (GUS 8), Dominic Mudabia (GUS 4) and Michael Nwachukwu (GUS 5), were selected to act as the

President Jonathan visits Bayelsa, Anambra flood victims

President Goodluck Jonathan Friday visited Anambra  and  Bayelsa States in continuation of his demonstration of sympathy to states ravaged by flood in the country. President Goodluck Jonathan during his visits disclosed that the Federal Government has initiated measures for proper resettlement of flood victims.  While in Anambra, the President  visited one of the camps housing  displaced persons at Father Joseph Memorial High School, Aguleri, Anambra East, where he commiserated with the flood victims and assured them of Government’s continued support. “Federal Government will work with the State Government and other organizations to resettle the victims”, he said.