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Imo to bring back Israeli water engineers
Jonathan bids time over changes
Pay rise for federal government employees soon — Minister
The culture of bullying
Post-amnesty dialogue will move N-Delta forward —Gen Azazi
Jos massacres follows a pattern of unpunished crimes
The slaughter on the Plateau
Re: VALENTINE’S DAY: How much love in it?
When push comes to shove, the wife gets protected!
2011 race kicks off in May
Tension in Sokoto ahead court’s judgement
Dambazau: What the army thinks
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SubscribeProtector of the State: The role of Aliyu Mohammed Gusau as NSA
This is a deconstruction of the man many would love to hate and about whom not much is known, at least by a large segment of Nigerians. As the new National Security Adviser, NSA, to Acting President Goodluck Jonathan, Gusau brings a sterner hand to the table. This report is an examination of the man Gusau and his profile in the military as well as the political sphere.
Dying Bayelsa Utd team manager sends SOS to Sylva, Glo
The Team Manager of the Bayelsa State owned Premier League club, Bayelsa United, the Rev Affen Ebimobowei Phillips is now engaged in a battle for his life after he was found to have a kidney problem
Marginalisation charge against Uduaghan: Kinsmen take on lawmaker
A group under the aegis of Concerned Indigenes of Ndokwa East Local Government Area of Delta State has criticised the member representing the council in the state House of Assembly, Dr. Olisa Imegwu, for accusing the state government of marginalizing the area in the 2010 budget. It said the accusation lacked merit and asked the […]
NFC DG mourns Macebuh
The Director General of the Nigerian Film Corporation, NFC, Mr. Afolabi Adesanya has described ace newspaper columnist, Dr. Stanley Macebuh, who died last week, as a great mind who impacted profoundly on people’s lives. In a tribute to the deceased, Mr. Adesanya said: “Stanley Macebuh! He was an excellent boss, a good friend and a […]
Hundreds in Rivers suffering from Glaucoma
By George Onah Hundreds of Rivers State residents are suffering from glaucoma, a silent blinding disease which has been traced to racial, ancestry, family history, high myopia and age. Speaking to Sunday Vanguard in Port Harcourt, weekend, consultant ophthalmologist in University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Dr. Adebayo Adio, said “some form may occur at […]
Uduaghan plans mechanic villages for Warri, Effurun
Delta State Government plans to provide mechanic villages for the twin cities Warri and Effurun, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan announced in Effurun at the weekend. Governor Uduaghan on an inspection of the dualization of Refinery Road said the envisaged evacuation of motor mechanics to a village was part of efforts aimed at making the areas clean. […]
They never listen; That is the problem(2)
All of a sudden, the language changes to suit the new situation. Fortunately, the matters involved are very simple and straightforward to people who are not shackled by demands of office.
Yar’Adua’s incapacitation : What do State Governors want?
State governors have been flip-flopping on the import of the incapacitation of Umaru Musa Yar’Adua since November 23, 2009. This report examines what their role ordinarily ought to be at a time like this but concludes that self-serving interests and the bug of myopia have combined to create a blurry vision for the state governors. Why? The ambition of some of them for 2011 is at stake.
What Obasanjo told me about Yar’Adua, by Doyin Okupe
He is a medical doctor but is more well known as a rambunctious politician. Massive looking Doyin Okupe could be a stormy petrel. You may not be sure of his weight but during the still-born Third Republic, when Okupe first served as Director of Publicity for the National Republican Convention, NRC, and later Director of Field Communications for the Bashir Tofa Presidential Campaign Organisation, he pulled some weight.
World Cup: Lagerback’s coming won’t inspire any hope , Ezeogu
Hiring of a foreign Technical Adviser should have been better during the second stanza of the World Cup qualifiers for the 2010 World Cup holding in to South Africa. from June 11 to July 11.
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