The female co-pilot of the plane that crashed in Nepal days ago also lost her husband from a plane crash 16 years ago. Both died from plane crashes…This is so sad. May she rest in peace, and our thoughts go to her family, including her second husband. See their story
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‘X Factor’ star Tom Mann grieves after his fiancée Danielle Hampson dies on wedding day
Sad. ï˜ The singer Tom Mann’s fiancee died on the morning of their wedding. Oh! The sadness is just so much. As in, no wedding vows. He can’t see her in this side again. ï˜ I saw their photos in the link. They looked so happy together. She looked so full of life. And now,…… Continue reading ‘X Factor’ star Tom Mann grieves after his fiancée Danielle Hampson dies on wedding day
Legendary Highlife Musician Morocco Maduka’s Burial Poster Out
It is no longer news that legendary highlife musician, Morocco Maduka is dead. His burial poster is now out. Soon we will be saying final goodbyes to the legend. See the poster below:
Ex Aviation Minister, Amb. Dr. Kema Chikwe Heaps Praises On Former Boss, Prince Boniface Offokaja
Ex Minister of Aviation in the Olusegun Obasanjo Administration, Ambassador Dr. Kema Chikwe, has heaped praises on her former boss at the Anambra Broadcasting Service, ABS, the late Prince Boniface Offokaja. Boniface Offokaja on a working visit to a British broadcasting station. Writing in the famous Facebook Group Nigerian Nostalgia, Dr Chikwe recalled how Prince…… Continue reading Ex Aviation Minister, Amb. Dr. Kema Chikwe Heaps Praises On Former Boss, Prince Boniface Offokaja
Chief Tony Okorji Pays Tribute To ‘Oga’m’ Prince Boniface Offokaja
Veteran broadcaster, Chief Tony Okorji, (KSJI), Obijideaku II of Oraukwu, has paid tribute to his mentor, the late Prince Boniface Offokaja, former Director Director and Sole Administartor of Broadcasting of the Anambra Broadcasting Service, ABS. In a moving tribute we obtained Chief Okorji wrote: “Ogam had always been A GREAT SPIRIT, A pioneer of a…… Continue reading Chief Tony Okorji Pays Tribute To ‘Oga’m’ Prince Boniface Offokaja