Senate passes first amendment on Constitution
THE Senate, yesterday, adopted the first alterations to the 1999 Constitution giving the President a 14-day time frame to hand over to the Vice-President whenever he is on vacation or in a state of physical incapacitation.
A similar constitutional requirement was also put on governors.
Gov Uduaghan leads Wolves to Warri City Stadium
The sports loving Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, will in company of members of the state executive council, speaker and members of the Delta State House of Assembly and other prominent Deltans cheer Warri Wolves Football Club of Warri at the magnificent Warri City Stadium when they take on Atletico Olympic Football Club of Burundi in the 2nd leg of the CAF Confederation Cup match on Sunday.
Eagles’ assistant coach tears NFA apart
AS Nigerians await the appointment of a foreign Technical Adviser that would lead the Eagles to the World Cup, we can reveal that the choice of indigenous coache(s) to guide the new man is causing divisions among the top hierarchy of the Nigeria Football Association, NFA.
Artistes on theatre day to deliberate on culture diversity and climate change
Ahead of this year’s International Theater Day (ITD) which will come up on March 27, National Association of Theater Arts Practitioners (NANTAP) Lagos State chapter has unveiled plans for a successful hosting of the event. As usual, the event will be marked in a unique way in Lagos and other states of the federation.
MTN, HiTV back Opa Williams in Thousand Laughs Hunt
Facts emerged weekend that the mobile communications giant, MTN Nigeria and Pay TV darling HiTV have thrown their weight behind Opa Williams’ talent hunt show tagged: “Thousand Laughs Hunt- Comedian Next.â€
Ghana ready for Glo-CAF Awards, Minister
The Ghanaian government has declared its readiness to ensure a successful and memorable 2009 edition of the Glo-CAF awards scheduled to hold in Accra on Thursday, March 11.
