Diaspora group endorses Ngige for governor
PDP chieftain faults Ojukwu’s support for Obi
Police must find Dipo Dina’s killers – AC
Enugu budgets N150m for World Bank-assisted project
Katsina to integrate 400 Quranic schools
Judiciary workers’ strike stalls EFCC case against Bafarawa
Court orders FG to release Abacha’s international passport
Group advises NCC on tariff reduction
‘30,000Mw for Vision 20: 2020’
Make Jonathan Ag president, says Muslim cleric
Christian youths fault mass burial of Jos crisis victims
Dipo Dina killed in Ogun
Swear-in Jonathan or leave our oil, Ijaw youths declare
Meningitis: Pfizer pays victims N26.2m each
Ex-militants threaten amnesty deal
Pressure on S-South govs to end ‘feud’ with Jonathan
Muslim group wants Jos crisis investigated

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All things fake
TIME was when Nigerians thought the only fake things in the country were drugs, food and cosmetics. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, brought the dangers of fake products to national attention. For most Nigerians only these products are fake.
69 senators want Yar’Adua to go
PRESIDENT Umaru Yar‘Adua was, yesterday, facing an uncertain fate ahead of today’s decisive debate on the report of a Senate ad-hoc committee of lawyers on the constitutionality of his continued absence from his duty post.
The report, according to Senate sources, has affirmed penultimate week’s pronouncement by a federal high court mandating the Vice-President to execute functions of the President.
You can’t lead us into coup – Military
FOLLOWING pressure from some segments of the Nigerian public on the armed forces to abandon their avowed commitment to remain subservient to democratic rule and intervene in governance, as a result of the continued absence of President Umaru Yar’Adua from the country, the Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Paul Dike has vowed that “the Nigerian Armed Forces will never depart from its chosen path of honour†saying “instead, we must defend democracy at all cost.â€
Comment on reply to Amb. Princeton Lyman (2)
“As it is for the United States so it is for the Nigerian elite; state power security issues take precedence over intra-party and inter-party democracy and democratic government. It is important also for the difference between electoral parties and state power parties to be recognised. State power parties define the context and condition of the existence and relevance of electoral parties. The Taliban of Pakistan and Afghanistan are state power partiesâ€.
Nigeria not a terrorist nation?
Its ready army of recruits are to be found in many of those so-called places of religious miseducation as produce the almajiris, no different from the madrasas of Afghanistan and other centres of fundamentalist religion, now proliferating in the Moslem North. Until Nigeria rises to the challenge posed by such breeding centres of radical insurgency and cuts down on both covert and overt accommodation of criminality in the name of religion, she can’t be anything but a sponsor of terrorism.

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