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  Janet Offei, a Tik Tok sensation, popularly known as Erkuahofficial has encouraged young content creators to be passion driven and creative, to stand them out in the skit making sector.  The 22-year-old, during her visit to Nigeria, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the panacea to break even in the skit making space was creativity and passion.   She said that she did not just break even over night, but hard work and dedication propelled her to the level she had attain in the comedy space. "You can't force it if its not for you, you need to be very creative and passionate about comedy skits so that you can stand out. "One thing is to do a creative video and become popular but you need to be consistent for you to remain relevant in this industry,” she opined.  Speaking on how she started making funny videos on social media, Offei who now has over 3.7 million on Tiktok, 400,000 followers on Instagram and over 100,000 on Facebook said it all started out of

  The Western Naval Command, Lagos on Saturday, kicked off a 10km march with 1,350 navy personnel to develop physical and mental alertness to meet the dynamics of contemporary security operations. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the 3rd Quarter Route March held at Navy Town Ojo. The Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) Western Naval Command, Rear Adm. Yakubu Wambai said that the exercise would enable reconditioning of the body to ensure fitness of personnel's availability and readiness for operations. "I congratulate you for participating in the exercise. The exercise was to have held in September but was rescheduled to October due to the Navy Games," he said. Wambai added that the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Vice Adm. Awwal Gambo was impressed with the conduct of personnel during the 12th Navy Games. "On that I say Bravo Zulu to all of you. "I thank the CNS for the construction of the ultramodern sport complex from where we carried out the exercises. &quo

  Olayinka Shokoya, founder and Chief Executive Organiser(CEO) of Elite School cup on Friday called on Corporate Organisations and  individuals for support to discover more talents through school sport. Shokoya made the call during the Conference Cup competition a grassroots sports development programme for Ikorodu division held at Kith and Kin sport complex, Ebute Ikorodu, Lagos.  He noted that the Conference Cup competition in it's second division had grown with benefits, hence there was a need for more participations. "This is the second conference that we have out of the four core conferences that in Lagos, we have just concluded that of Epe and now at Ikorodu conference. "We thank God for schools that are here; because scouts are around to identify talents. "We are calling on spirited individuals, sport enthusiast, Organisations and government at all level to support and sponsor event such as this where budding talent can be discovered,''  Shokoya, who w

  Ikorodu Local Government of Lagos State on Saturday flagged-off the construction of 176.8 metres of drainage system at Itundomigoran community in Ikorodu. The Chairman of the local government, Hon Wasiu Adesina, said at the flag off ceremony that the drainage construction was necessary to ensure easy movement of water and to prevent flooding that has been a major challenge in the community. The drainage is 1.76.8 metres with 750 width with completion period of four month. “This is the longest drainage system construction project since this administration has started, although it is not the first project my administration has done so far in this commilunity. "The Itundomigoran drainage system is very important because it make the road passable especially during rainy season. "One of the priorities of this administration is construction and rehabilitation of roads; drainage system, provision of pipe born water, electrification and empowerment programme. “This project will be

  Ikorodu Senior High School on Thursday emerged winner of the maiden edition of an inter-school debate competition organised for public secondary schools in Ikorodu Division. The competition was organised by Ikorodu Local Government in conjunction with Kadward and Associate(KA),an NGO. NAN reports that Ayangburen High School emerged first runner-up while Elepe Community Senior High School emerged second runner-up at the Thursday’s grand finale. The topic of the competition was: Okada ban on Lagos highways has done more harm than good to residents. While some schools spoke in support of the ban ,others argued against it. Speaking at the grand finale , Hon. Wasiu Ayodeji Adesina, Chairman, Ikorodu Local Government, said the council would do everything necessary to support students in the pursuit of their academic goals. Adesina promised that his administration would ensure the sustenance of the debate competition to develop the communication skills of students and build their confidence

  The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and Keep it One Hundred Foundation, a non-governmental organisation (NGO), on Wednesday sensitised some secondary school students on the dangers of drug abuse. The sensitisation programme took place at Agidingbi Senior Grammar School, Ikeja, Lagos. Speaking at the event, Juliana Anake-Ugwu, NDLEA Principal Staff Officer, Treatment and Rehabilitation, said that the programme was aimed at curbing drug abuse in schools. Anake-Ugwu said the prevalence of drug addiction could be as a result of the immediate environment or family upbringing. “Our environment and the family we come from determine a lot,” she said. According to her, NDLEA is fighting the war against drug abuse from two perspectives of supply reduction, dealing with arrest and prosecution, as well as drug demand reduction. “In Economics, they say the lower the demand, the lower the supply, so we are tackling it from this angle so that people can be aware. “The way to curb illic

Waka Community International, Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) and Q-life Family Clinic on Saturday organised aa health awareness programme to promote healthy lifestyle among Nigerians. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the 9.5km Charity Walk started at Admiralty Way, Lekki, and terminated at Ikoyi , Lagos State. Speaking at the programme, Babajide Obanikoro, Eti-Osa Federal Constituency Representative,  said that health was wealth. According to Obanikoro, the body needs to be exercised. “The body needs to stretch so that the systems can work as they should,” he said. Also speaking, the Executive Director of HEI, Mr Paschal Achunine, said  he was excited about version two of the Let’s Waka with Q Live Clinic and HEI. Achunine said that this was coming after the first outing in the month of May and  that the health walk was to build consciousness among Nigerians on healthy living exercises. “It is a very friendly exercise as walking is an exercise that is accessible to the