Very interesting narrative. Showed an intimate knowledge of the First Lady and an insight in the corridors of power. Having gained such an insight what should we as Nigerians do to uplift our country. For those near the corridors of power, the last paragraph is very significant.

RELIABLE sources in Saudi Arabia, yesterday, told Vanguard that the President, Alhaji Umaru Yar’Adua was in stable condition, even as the Senate President, Chief David Mark, called on Nigerians to pray for nine consecutive days for the quick recovery of the President.

…Takes over 133 filling stations from marketers By Oscarline Onwuemenyi ABUJA  In a bid to put to rest the perennial artificial fuel scarcity in the country, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said, Thursday, it has concluded arrangements with some Independent Marketers to take over their filling stations in order to sustain steady fuel supply. […]

By Oscarline ONWUEMENYI With barely a month to the end of the deadline by the Federal government for the actualization of 6,000 megawatts of electricity across the country, it is not surprising that the major actors on the scene are beginning to look askance, and seek plausible excuses and explanations for why the arrow is […]

What we have seen so far is that if gas supply improves, and we expect more to be available before the end of the year with the Niger Delta issue then, most of the gas supply pipeline was badly affected and one of the major plants, that is the one operated by Chevron was out for a long time but they are fixing that now and that alone accounts for about 2000 mmscf per day or 800 MW of electricity generation per day.