Abuja — The House of Representatives on Friday blamed the Presidency for the delay in passing the 2010 appropriation bill into law.

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The National Vice-President, Nigerian Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, and 1st Deputy President of Odu’a Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ODUA CCIMA), Chief Alaba Lawson, has said that she is asking for her constitutional right as contained in the Constitution of Odu’a Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, over the lingering crisis of leadership in ODUA CCIMA.

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The National Vice-President, Nigerian Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, and 1st Deputy President of Odu’a Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ODUA CCIMA), Chief Alaba Lawson, has said that she is asking for her constitutional right as contained in the Constitution of Odu’a Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, over the lingering crisis of leadership in ODUA CCIMA.

We are talking about a nation. A nation where the hopes, the aspirations, the lives of the citizens of this nation depend on and you are the custodian of that hope, custodian of that aspiration and you are leaving the people in the hands of nobody.I think we are having a very big problem.

It’s one story today, another tomorrow. We take two steps forward today and tomorrow, it will be three backwards. The PDP has decreed that Yar’Adua remains President no matter his condition. The PDP governors have decided that too. The PDP controls the National Assembly. Nigeria is in the hands of PDP unfortunately and that must be stopped.

“ I have three brothers who are Air Force personnel and they are all retired now. I actually stole the uniform from their house when I was staying with them.. I particularly took the uniform of one of them who was a group Captain. I am not using the uniform to steal.

We need to engage political parties and the government because generally there came the national gender policy declaring 35% affirmative action for women. But since then, nothing has happened. We also need to engage them (political parties and govt.) from the middle point of view; we need to sue them and do a whole lot of multifaceted things to bring out our voice.

Talented singer, Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk, who we have all come to refer to as Iyanya in the past 16 months is out with his debut album.

King of World Beat and the first home based Nigerian to be nominated twice at the Grammy awards, will be in South Africa for the World cup.

Renowned South African musician, Yvonne Chaka Chaka is in the US, recording a song with Will_I_Am, a hip_hop star best known for his role in the Grammy award winning band, Black Eyed Peas.

The Supreme Court, Friday, ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to go ahead and prosecute the immediate past governor of Taraba State, Rev. Jolly Nyame, for allegedly stealing about N1.6 billion from the Taraba state treasury.

Vanguard gathered that aside the human lives that were lost in the fracas, several houses and villages had been leveled to the ground, as the invading militias ransacked the communities, destroyed public property and forcing people, including women and children to flee for refuge in bushes and forests.