"I cried when I met my dad for the first time"

HUMAN INTEREST/ RE-UNION

By TOSIN AJIRIRE

American TV star Stacie Turner

American TV star Stacie Turner last week made an epoch making trip to Nigeria in search of her long lost father, Mr. Nze Augustine Onyema. She opened up to Blockbuster while waiting to board Arik Air back to the US, at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on Tuesday night. 42-year-old Stacie recalls how it all went. Enjoy:

A Visit to Ghana, My Country

 HOME SWEET HOME

By Archie Bonka

Archie Bonka, one of our contributors, recently visited his home country - Ghana - after donkey years abroad. He writes about his opinion on that visit and urges Ghanaian policymakers to ensure that the newly found resource becomes a blessing rather than a curse on the former Gold Coast nation

Anti-Racist Club Wins Award

 ACTIVISM

The Warsaw-based anti-racist 'NEVER AGAIN' Association has been chosen as the recipient of this year's European Football Supporters Award.

Time to Vote for a New Nigeria

 OPINION/VIEWPOINT

By Adewale Akande

Every journey starts with the first small step. There is no doubt that this year general elections will definitely change the course of history of Nigeria for a new nation. Nigerians have learnt their lessons in a very hard way. Nigerians have come to realise that they are the solution to their problems.