A bridge too far
By Awa Kalu A Bridge too far’; That certainly is the title of the star studded movie shot in the eighties but based on the Second World War. The weight and calibre of the stars in that movie reminds me of the calibre of the ‘’stars’’ in the imaginary movie arising from the Yar’Adua and […]
31 Years After Lee Evans
ONE of the reasons I believed Lee Evans was human was that he coached in Nigeria and the evidence if his efforts still abound.
Athletes for Berlin but target London
Amaechi Morton’s mother is a Nigerian. His father is originally from Barbados. The father acquired American citizenship having been living in USA where he met and married his Nigerian wife. So, by birth and otherwise, Amaechi is an America citizen. But like his mother, he could enjoy dual citizenship.
NYSC boss urges corporate bodies to emulate Nigerian Breweries
This call came from the NYSC Enugu State coordinator, Alhaji AbdulGani Olota during the Fayrouz pavilion, adding that the Nigerian Breweries Plc is a shining example of a great agent of positive change in the society through its Fayrouz NYSC camp activities across the country.
PTI: South-South Govs, elders, students, militants battle FG
As a militant group which styled itself Joint Revolutionary Council (JRC), flayed the relocation and the approval of N14.5 billion for the Kaduna College, while the people of the Niger Delta are suffering, describing the decision as “evil wicked, condemnable and a representation of the demented, quality of leadership over the contraption called Nigeria.â€
Anambra ‘ll structure education towards entrepreneurship, ICT- Senator Okonkwo
Education is in sordid state in the country. The university teachers are now on strike and being joined by the non-academic staff. It means the public universities in the country are not in session. When they call off the strike, which usually last months, the students are given examination to write on what they were not taught.
