This great country, which has now emerged without bitterness or bloodshed, finds that she must at once be ready to deal with grave international issues. This fact has of recent months been unhappily emphasised by the startling events which have occurred in this continent.
DESPITE challenges, when the National Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) of India, the premier trade body and chamber of commerce of the IT business-processing outsourcing, (BPO) industries in India and the top Nigerian IT CEOs gathered in Lagos last week for IT Future 2010: the Nigeria-India IT CEO Summit; it was obvious that the Nigerian market place is where to be for off shoring and outsourcing businesses.
“I got born again when I was in prison. I discovered that the promises of man is fake. Yes, I’m spreading the word of God at every given opportunity. I visit schools in Port-Harcourt to talk to children about Christ. Each time I’m praying, I always ask God that whenever people see me, let them see the glory of God in me,” she muted.
POLITICIANS across the South West except the Peoples Democratic Party, yesterday at a consultative meeting with Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, made a fresh call to INEC to immediately transfer Mrs. Ayoka Adebayo, the Resident Electoral Commissioner in Ondo State, out of the region.
CHAIRMAN of Ikenne Local Government Area in Ogun State, Otunba Tiwalade Sobo and a member of the crisis ridden Ogun State House of Assembly, Mr Omosanya Sholaja, have berated Professor Wole Soyinka and Pastor Tunde Bakare, for allegedly taking sides in the crisis House, just as they maintained that what the group of lawmakers, G11, did was legal and constitutional.
As Nigeria celebrates her 50th independence anniversary today, medical doctors under the aegis of National Association of General and Dental Practitioners, NAGGMPD, Anambra State chapter, have said it was a wonderful thing for Nigeria to have remained united for 50years, in spite of all the crisis that had plagued the country, saying the golden jubilee was worth celebrating.
NO fewer than 15 kidnappers were killed in a devastating offensive launched in at least two of the camps of the hoodlums by a combined squad of Army, Navy, Air Force, Police and State Security personnel yesterday
Capt. Olubolade, who spoke in an interview with newsmen at the presidential wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, also said the Ministry had stopped all construction works on Abuja Airport road to stave off the perennial traffic bottleneck and pave way for smooth movement of dignitaries from the airport to the city.
An Ikeja High court has convicted and sentenced a hairdresser, Miss Mary Eze, to 75 years imprisonment for committing fraud totaling N1.5 million.
Lagos State chapter of the African Renaissance Party, ARP, has criticised the government’s handling of compensations to victims of the ongoing expansion of Lagos-Badagry Expressway.
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, charged Nigerians to stop mourning the past and look at the challenges ahead of the country as she celebrates 50 years of nationhood.
Former Eagles’ winger and a former board member of the Nigeria Football Federation, Dominic Iorfa has backed Eagles caretaker coach, Austin Eguaveon to continue as the gaffer of the national team.
Emeka Ezeugo, the recently_sacked coach of Heartland FC, Owerri, has joined the race for the vacant Super Eagles coaching job.
Since the unceremonious departure of Lars Lagerback after the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the national team has been without a substantial coach.
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