We had a bug on our site which made stories display the wrong number of comments on each story but we have it fixed now.

We had disabled our search engine earlier in the year, not too long after launch, because we had to make a sharp change in technology. We are working on it right now and will soon be launching it soon. It will be packed with features and will raise the bar of online search in Nigeria.

You can follow Sturvs on Twitter. If you don’t have a Twitter account, we suggest you get one.

You can now invite any of your friends from your address book on Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, Lycos and many other major email providers here: http://www.sturvs.com/invite

Any one who went to a public university in Nigeria will understand the concept in the phrase “let my people go”. It has to do with the need to take extra course credits that make a student stay longer than the planned number of years in university, and then getting a very close grade (e.g. a C or D) to allow the student to graduate. Anyway, Sturvs is letting it’s people go…lol.

We have been loading external links within a frame on our website, in the effort to keep people on our site, but we have recently removed that feature, which is why we say we are letting our people go. Basically we have done some research and decided to allow users to freely leave the website for external links as they wish.