Amodu’s tactics awful, Chukwu
Quit now, Okocha urges Kanu
‘Nigeria can create 500,000 jobs from green economy’
MAN’s power project enters new phase
Nigeria’s re-branding effort will fail without values, Oduenyi
‘Local airline operators not ready for BASA’
Oceanic Bank goes live on SAP technology
Customs rakes in N2.4b, records 2,200 seizures in 2009
Currently employed but running a private business on the side
Nollywood stars endorse Soludo
NICO to teach Izon language
Youths resist commissioning of electricity projects
Purging LASU of perdition
Fashola, Tinubu, Bankole honour ex-rep, Okediran
Anambra guber aspirant, Anigbata resigns, joins Soludo
Group advises Jonathan to ignore court order
Affirms Lagos 2009 budget records 73 per cent performance

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Jonathan accorded presidential protocols at Armed Forces remembrance day
Following Wednes-days Federal High Court judgment that Vice President Goodluck Jonathan can perform the functions of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, as a result of his prolonged absence due to sickness, the Vice President was yesterday at the 2010 Armed Forces Remembrance Day Celebration, accorded full presidential protocols as he was not only escorted to the tomb of the unknown soldier by mounted troops, but reviewed the military parade.
They are putting Jonathan in jeopardy, Says Nduka Eya, Ohanaeze scribe
The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Section 144-145 empowers the Federal Executive Council, FEC, under the leadership of the Vice President to write a letter which would be sent to the national assembly to make a resolution as to whether the VP should exercise acting powers of the president. It’s better to be law-abiding than playing politics about this.
At Gani’s lecture, Oshiomhole calls for Democracy Walk
For a credible 2011 election, Edo State governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has suggested a walk across the country to sensitize Nigerians on the importance of resolving the political logjam once and for all.
Yar’Adua must hand-over – FALANA
He said there was no way the sick President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua would remain offshore to direct the affairs of the over 150 million Nigerians on his sick bed in Saudi Arabia when the constitution specifically stated what to be done when a sitting president is unable to perform the functions of his office.
Handing over a relief, Says Munachi Abii
I was relieved (laughter). Not in a bad way but I mean, it’s not easy being queen- ‘uneasy lies the head that wears the crown’. You are exposed to a lot of things. ‘People like you; people hate you; people talk about you…. You don’t have your life to yourself anymore.

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