Chief Akin Taiwo is a chieftain of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Lagos State. He was a close associate of late Engr. Funsho Williams for 18 years and is one of those who oiled the political structure of the late politician.

Former Eagles defender and CAF Champions League winning coach, Kadiri Ikhana has advised Nigerians not to put their money on the Eagles to perform in South Africa.

Nigeria Football Association officials have washed their hands off the selection of players for the South Africa 2010 World Cup.

By Kayode Matthew Senator Joy Emodi representing Anambra North Senatorial District at the National Assembly has filed an application before the Court of Appeal, sitting in Enugu asking the appellate court to seek direction from the Supreme Court on some Constitutional issues involved in the conflicting judgments delivered by the appeal court in the election […]

Preparations for the August 28 local government elections in Cross River State have produced three casualties in Calabar South Local Government Area.

By Obiora Obeagu The case of Emodi V. Igbeke is no doubt one of the most controversial election petition cases in recent times. The crux of the matter is that the Appeal Court Enugu delivered two judgments on the same election that separately returned Senator Joy Emodi and Hon. Alphonsus Igbeke, as Senators representing Anambra […]

It is a season of agitation for pay raise. Good enough the deal on national minimum wage has been struck. The three social partners have agreed on N18,000 per month though it still has to undergo the due legislative and executive process before implementation .

WITH 27 days to the kick off of the first World Cup in African soil, there are palpable fears over the performance of the Eagles in Mandela’s country.

The Nigeria Labour Congress has paid tribute late president, Umar Musa Yar’Adua describing him as a leader who consulted widely and did not increase the economic burden of the people through increase in the prices of petroleum products.

TREE crop farmers numbering over 1,255 stormed the Oyo State Government Secretariat to register their grievances over non payment of the N 74 million compensation for their farm lands acquired by the state government five years ago.