The Special Task Force maintaining security in Plateau State has arrested nine suspects including one woman, for being in possession of explosives.

Named Achievers Who’s Who in Nigeria, the book profiles those who have exerted and continues to exert a significant influence on our policy and politics, commerce and industry, academia, the professions, religion, arts and entertainment, etc.

His Majesty, Eze Aro, Mazi Ogbonnaya Okoro (CFR), has expressed shock over the death of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua on Wednesday, May 5, 2010 at the age of 58, describing it as national tragedy.

Immediate past Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Dr. Mike Okiro has described late President Musa Yar’Adua as an honest leader, who was “committed to the development of the Niger Delta and did his job without favouring any section of the country.”

IN a recent NEO confirmation report released on April 17,2010 by the International Astronomical Search Collaboration signed by Dr.Patrick Miller of Department of Mathematics & Astronomy, Holland School of Science & Mathematics, Hardin and Simmons University,Abilene,Texas and also the Director of I.A.S.C, stated that Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike from Science Medicine Research Institute,Dallas-Texas,USA confirmed the comet C/2010 H1.

The assumption that certain jobs are meant for men may not be true as Titilayo Ojo has shown that what a man can do, a woman can do better. Ojo is a 25- year- old Ordinary National Diploma (OND) holder who has found a unique way to earn a living in driving a commercial tricycle (keke Maruwa).

Perhaps, Matthew Okikiolakan Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo should be blamed for foisting Umaru Musa Yar’Adua on Nigeria as President

I wasn’t married but I had a girlfriend then. Her Dad asked her to leave me because of my chosen course. We were wanted. Our houses were broken into. My books were carried away. Along came a kind man, who left his flat for us at Lagos Island (Bamgboshe), which now became our house and office. The IBB’s regime raised a propaganda that we were supported by the American Embassy and we were all allies.

PRESIDENT–General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Chief Ralph Uwechue said yesterday in Awka that Igbos have not enjoyed better understanding and demonstrable appreciation from their fellow Nigerians on their role as nation builders and committed custodians of Nigerian unity despite their rich sacrifices to the growth of the country.

According to NLC: “He died at his prime and at the time he was bringing the perspectives of the young generation of Nigerians to the governance process in the country. Though brief was his stay in power, former President Yar’adua restored some degree of confidence on the political leadership by some of the practical steps he took to resolve critical national problems.”