Ohakim tasks FCC on appointment
NUJ urges Delta govt to stop encroachment on land
Governing councils can’t negotiate with workers – NASU, SSANU
Enugu PDP bars LG chairmen from second term
Sosan asks NNPC to ckeck excesses of tanker drivers
My dream for Nigerian musicians, says Agbonayinma
2010 : Aspirant pledges to fight crime with employment
Ebonyi to patronise only firms with tax clearance
Why Anambra needs Obi
Kill Economy, Save Banks
Alaba Job scores Yar’Adua low on Rule of Law
Agriculture: Elechi pledges to assist Ebonyi youths
VP bemoans disunity in Imo PDP
Fashola, Saraki, other govs shun merit awards
Bishop chides Igbo politicians
How to revive agriculture, by experts

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Ekiti council plans N450m quarry
IKERE Local Government Area of Ekiti State has concluded plans to set up a N450million quarry in the state. Disclosing this to newsmen in Ikere Ekiti was the chairman of the local government, Engr Olasunkanmi Ogunbiyi, saying the facility would further improve the internally generated revenue of the local government. Ogunbiyi, who has just received […]
Ikeja Lions donate to abandoned children
PRIVILEGED Nigerians have been charged to join viable non governmental organizations like the Lions Clubs International, with a view to using them to alleviate the suffering of the masses as government alone could not meet all the peoples needs. The move will go a very long way to reduce crime, which sometimes stemmed from frustration. […]
Passing through the earth
Oh yes, I can understand the great outing of presenting four books and being hosted by my colleagues in the media. I have said how happy and grateful to them and to God I am. But I am told that I should equally be grateful and happy that someone died! I know we came and we must go, whether we like it or not. But that going has its pains, its pangs.
Kidnapping in the east is the revolt of the oppressed
Military governors sent to the East, including those who were Igbo military officers, often thought their assignments to the East was a continuation of the civil war by other means. Their mandates, it seemed, was not to develop the East, but to slow it down.
The husband with a pants problem!
I relieved the sex I just had over and over again and became so randy that I pounced on my wife. Poor thing! She must have missed sex too as, she fell gratefully into my arms. But it was this new woman I thought off while it lasted. I longed to see her body under mine once again.

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