Africa: then, now, and forever(3)

Africa: then, now, and forever(3)

Walk with me in memory to one of the greatest celebrations, the end of the colonial era in Africa. The day: October 1, 1960. The place: British West Africa. The setting: a crowded stadium in the Atlantic coastal town of Sapele. School children are waving green and white flags in honor of the birth of modern Nigeria, no longer part of the British Empire.
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ASUU strike: Amaechi threatens to sue  RSUST chapter

ASUU strike: Amaechi threatens to sue RSUST chapter

GOVERNOR Chibuike Amaechi of Rivers State has threatened to drag the Rivers State University of Science and Technology chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to court for embarking on strike over agreement reached with the Federal Government by its national body.

FCMB, UNICEF collaborates to boost CSR

FCMB, UNICEF collaborates to boost CSR

First City Monument Bank Plc in collaboration with the United Nations Children Education Fund (UNICEF), boosts Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), as it drives creativity in children .

Fresh congress throws up new challenges in Delta PDP

Fresh congress throws up new challenges in Delta PDP

With the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission not to recognize the existence of the Peoples Democratic Party state executives in eight states, including Anambra, Bayelsa, Delta, Enugu, Imo, Kogi and Plateau states, where it said the 2008 congresses did not comply with provisions of the 1999 Constitution and the Electoral Act 2010, the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party has put up measures to conduct fresh congresses in th affected states.

2011: Battle on the Plateau

2011: Battle on the Plateau

Governorship aspirants within the PDP in Plateau State recently demonstrated a common camaraderie by gracing the flag off of the campaign by one of them, former Sports Minister, Damishi Sango. Many are wondering if it was a sign that they are ready to work together to stop the second term bid of incumbent Governor Jonah Jang.

FIFA in throes of credibility crisis

FIFA in throes of credibility crisis

Are there gangsters at the Zurich headquarters of the world soccer governing body FIFA? This is the million-dollar question football enthusiasts, corporate sponsors and governments all over the world are hoping to get an answer as the cash for vote world cup bid saga took a new dimension.