Don’t let my wife die – Lanre Shakomended
His is a very pathetic story. At a time he should be sharing a cosy and loving home with his wife and daughter, he is battling to save the life of his 27-year-old wife and mother to his only child.
Benue CAN pledges to protect public property
By Peter Duru MAKURDI — The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Benue State Chapter has pledged to work in partnership with the state government to address rising cases of social vices and wanton destruction of public property in the state. Benue State Chairman of CAN, Archbishop Yimam Orkwar made this declaration in Makurdi while playing […]
Yet another hand of Esau
I ONCE read a story of how a thief went into a person’s farm and was harvesting crops he did not sow and all of a sudden, the farm owner visited the farm at that moment and was shocked at what he saw.
11years of Democracy: How have the states fared?
Tomorrow is exactly 11 years since this republic ‘s democratic journey began. Eleven years is not a milestone but that does not however detract from political stock taking, especially at this critical period. This year’s democracy day, which ever way it s viewed, bears some significance on the polity. It is the last before the much talked 2011 general elections.
Falae to Jonathan: Forget presidential ambition in 2011
Former secretary to the Federal Government, Chief Olu Falae has advised President Goodluck Jonathan to forget his ambition of succeeding himself but to limit himself to conducting of a free, fair and transparent election that will be acceptable to all Nigeria
President is free to run, says Senator Arise
CHAIRMAN Senate Committee on Privatization, Senator Ayo Arise has said that President Goodluck Jonathan is free, under the 1999 Constitution, to contest the 2011 presidential elections.
