A pressure group, Nigeria Youth Awareness Initiative, NYAI, has commended the leadership trait of Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon Dimeji Bankole, and described him as a true ambassador of Nigerian youths.
The Cross River State Government has set a target of N17 billion to be realised as Internally Generated Revenue, IGR, to finance some of the 2011 projects.
FOLLOWING the recall of Nigeria’s Ambassador to Kenya, Dr. Chijioke Wilcox Wigwe by the Federal Government, Wigwe has dismissed the reason behind his recall, describing it as desperate ploy by his estranged wife to tarnish his image.
The Joint Task Force on the Niger Delta, JTF, code-named Operation Restore Hope, may conduct a DNA test to ascertain whether the corpse recently exhumed by its men was that of renegade militant leader, John Togo.
The immediate past governor of Kano State, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, has declared his preparedness to face the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, whenever an invitation is extended to him to clear financial issues regarding his eight years administration in the state.
A crowd of women, mostly housewives and traders, at Effurun, Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State, danced and sang in celebration of President Goodluck Jonathan, Monday, over the reduction of the price of kerosene from between N150 and N200 to N50 per litre.
INDICATIONS emerged, Tuesday, that Nigeria may have considered the option of building another satellite immediately after the launch of the NIGCOMSAT1R, later this year.
President Goodluck Jonathan has nominated Mr Francis Ugochukwu Elechi for confirmation as Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC.
THE Senate, Tuesday, condemned the spate of bombings in the country and called on all security agencies to live up to their responsibilities of unearthing those behind it.
The appointment of Senator Anyim Pius Anyim as the new Secretary to the Federal Government has been described as an excellent decision that would facilitate the achievement of the laudable programmes and policies of the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan .
Beleaguered president Sepp Blatter formally opened the 61st Fifa Congress on Tuesday warning of the dangers world football’s governing body is facing.
THE Flag Officer Commanding Naval Training Command, Rear Admiral Adeyinka Akinwale, has charged graduating Officers Application Course 10 and Special Duty Post Commissioning Training Course 5, of Nigerian Naval Engineering College, Ogorode-Sapele, Delta State, to be good ambassadors of the college.
It comes as perhaps no surprise that Sepp Blatter, after decades as the head of world football, has become immune to the threat of crisis.
Facing the biggest scandal in FIFA’s 107-year history, the Swiss bureaucrat plans to ride this one out, like he has so many before, and win a fourth presidential term on Wednesday.
THE high turnout was simply unexpected. Given the speculations in some quarters of the State prior to the event of the eruption of another cycle of violence like the one that trailed the Presidential election in April only a few persons could have mustered the courage to leave their homes to witness the ceremony. But that was far from being the case. In fact, the people defiled every conceivable ill_thought of crisis and came out in their numbers to catch a glimpse of the epoch_making event which threw palpable joy and excitement in the air.
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