Is This Funny or Racist? Confusion Over Asiana Pilots' Names

So there's some furore over the recent Asiana crash and the details of the pilots who were in the plane at the time of the crash. Some names came to a news channel and they confirmed it with NTSB, the agency in charge of investigating and ensuring transport safety. The names the KTVU station got were - Captain Sum Ting Wong, Wi Tu Lo, Ho Lee Fuk, and Bang Ding Ow.

Eku Edewor and Uti Nwachukwu at the Fascinating Nigeria Launch

Nigerian traditional outfits when designed and made well can be so attractive. Uti Nwachukwu and Eku Edewor in their modern designs make it look extra special. I love it.

First Photos From Matse Uwatse's Wedding

Matse Uwatse shared photos of her pre-wedding holiday with fiance, Ekemelu Bertram Nnoli, last week. The couple just got married today in Lagos, and the happy bride shared this photo of her wedding look on instagram. Wishing them all the joys and fulfillment that marriage can bring. See more pictures below...

Do You Wear Thongs or Not?

I have a confession to make, I don't wear thongs! OK, may I have worn one or two a handful of times over the past decade and more, but I've just never felt comfortable in one. I tried them on when they became the rage while I was in university and it felt so strange having the thong in my crack, like a wedgie that can never go away, so I went back to my cotton briefs.

Couple Love - Tina Turner and Erwin Bach

The news broke a few days ago that 73-year-old  Tina Turner would soon get married to her boyfriend, Erwin Bach who is 57 years. Not only is she 16years older than he is, they've been dating for 27 years. What really made me amazed was thinking, wow, he must have been 30 when they started dating.

AY's Crib Episode 2: House Girl Wanted

This was much funnier to me than the first episode. Some people seem to like the gateman a lot, but I prefer the dichotomy between down to earth AY and his head in the clouds girlfriend. Enjoy...

Short Story - A Deliverance of His Third Leg

By Tola Odejayi

It was a few minutes short of midnight at the bus stop on the outskirts of town. The late night vendors sat hunched over their wares, their flickering candles and dim bulbs doing little to relieve the brooding darkness. People quickly disembarked from the slowing trickle of buses arriving, and they hurried away to the safety of their houses before the wickednesses of the night came out to stalk the town.