Twenty four years from now, Nigerians will experience another change in government as President Jonathan would be sworn in for another four years alongside 24 state governors, eight of which are freshmen. Nigerians want the new government to make a world of difference in today’s politics and policy?
SUSPECTED members of the Yusufiyya sect, popularly known as Boko Haram, yesterday attacked and destroyed the Damboa Divisional police headquarters, police barracks and the First Bank branch in Damboa local government area of Borno state, killing four policemen, one prison warden and eight civilians.
TUESDAY May 24, 2011 would forever remain indelible in the memory of the people of Oko Ovwore-Amukpe Okpe community in Delta State following an early morning NNPC pipeline fire explosion reminiscent of the Atigwo-Jesse explosion of October 17, 1998 incident that claimed thousands of lives and visited unimaginable suffering and hardship to many families till date.
The Amnesty Office, has sent out a new team of 137 ex-militants to South Africa for further training in various trades where they would qualify for international certification.
Mother of two children, Anita Uwagbale-Iseghohi is a beauty to behold any day. At the end of her reign as Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Anita disappeared from the society radar briefly only to resurface clinching the arm of Tom Iseghohi, former MD of Transcorp as both walked down the aisle in a nuptial bliss.
AFTER a year of concerted efforts by the three tiers of government toward creating wealth for the future development of Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday signed into law the NIgerian Sovereign Investment Authority, NSIA, with N1billion take-off grant.
The struggle for the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives has reached a crescendo as the nation awaits the inauguration of the new administration next week.
Twenty-four hours from now, Goodluck Jonathan would be sworn in as Nigeria’s President for the next four years. It was not an easy road to victory for Nigeria’s fifth civilian President. Jonathan is known to be one man who has been favoured by the elements.
Port Harcourt, just like any other state in the Niger Delta region where President Jonathan hails from, is already agog ahead of the swearing- in ceremony tomorrow. President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan is a ‘Port Harcourt boy’, which is a slang reserved for successful adults that have lived a larger part of their growing up in Port Harcourt.
NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday lauded members of the National Assembly for passing the Freedom of Information bill and urged President Jonathan to urgently sign the bill into law.
Dr. Onah Ehkomu is the President of Trans-World Security company based in Lagos. He is also the President of Association of Industrial Security and Safety Operations of Nigeria (ISSON). His appraisal of the security situation in Nigeria is not only shocking but disturbing. His analysis is a sad reminder that we have grossly failed to address a very important aspect of our growth as a nation.
Two years ago, the Joint Task Force, JTF in the Niger Delta invaded the oil rich Gbaramatu Kingdom of Warri South West Local Government Council of Delta state, hometown of repentant militant leader, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, a.k.a Tompolo, after a fracas between members of JTF and some of the then militants in the area, leaving a scare that lives in the minds of the inhabitants.
The demise of Chief MKO Abiola 13 years ago will continue to stir in the hearts of many Nigerians. The call that the National Assembly should pave the way for the Federal Government to recognise the late business mogul as‘elected President’ has not received attention after all.
AFN in the dark over Osayomi’s returnNigerian athletics hope were rekindled last Sunday as sprinter Oludamola Osayomi returned her fastest time ever, a 10.99 which she did at the “Grande Prêmio Internacional Caixa São Paulo”, an Area Permit Meeting that is part of the 2011 Brazilian Athletics Tour.
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