Belgium : Need to subvert democracy

Belgium : Need to subvert democracy

BELGIUM is by contemporary standards, a blessed country. An international capital; it is the headquarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), the International Trade Unions Confederation (ITUC) and the European Union (EU). In fact, it is assuming the presidency of the EU on July 1. Historically, it was a colonial power with the Congo as its most prized possession.
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Akunyili asks Reps to probe FIFA Under-17 World Cup

Akunyili asks Reps to probe FIFA Under-17 World Cup

Minister for Information and Communications Professor Dora Akunyili has urged the House of Representatives Committee on information to start investigations into the alleged inflation of contract for the provision of Outside Broadcasting Vans meant for the use of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) during the FIFA U/17 World Cup hosted by Nigeria last year.

C-River signs N8bn Calabar market contract

C-River signs N8bn Calabar market contract

Governor Liyel Imoke of Cross River State has given reasons why the popular Watt Market in Calabar South Local Government Area and Ika-Ika Oqua Market in Calabar Municipal council are to be relocated.

CAN lobbies for commissioner slots  in Delta

CAN lobbies for commissioner slots in Delta

AHEAD of the threat by Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan to shake up his cabinet, members of the Delta State chapter of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, have began to lobby for the consideration of their members for appointment.

Ondo: 7 PDP lawmakers resume legislative duties

Ondo: 7 PDP lawmakers resume legislative duties

SEVEN of the 10 opposition lawmakers in the Ondo State House of Assembly who have been boycotting legislative proceedings in the past two months in protest of the impeachment of the former Speaker, Taofiq Abdusalam have resumed following threat to declare their seats vacant by the new leadership of the Assembly.

Delta Poly, COE workers begin strike

Delta Poly, COE workers begin strike

WORKERS of Delta State Polytechnics and Colleges of Education, yesterday made good their threat to begin an definite industrial action to force government to adopt and implement the Consolidated Tertiary Educational Institutions Salary Structure, CONTEDISS.

Ogun govt denies N30bn fraud

Ogun govt denies N30bn fraud

THE Ogun State Government Thursday reacted to the arrest and detention of its Director-General in the Bureau of Lands, Mr. Gbenga Ogunoiki by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, saying there was no N30 billion fraud in the State.

NFA still interested in Lagerback

NFA still interested in Lagerback

Nigeria Football Association, NFA, has expressed interest in extending the contract of Swede coach, Lars Lagerback, after the expiration of his contract in July.

Halliburton: North kicks  over selective trials

Halliburton: North kicks over selective trials

THERE was tension in the North, Thursday, following a directive by the office of the Attorney General of the Federation to the Federal Government’s inter_agency panel to drop the names of five of the indicted persons in the $180million Halliburton bribery scandal and prosecute only three of the indicted persons due to “pressure from above.”

Did you or did you not, Mr President?

Did you or did you not, Mr President?

ONE thing that pains me badly is how forgetful we are. The other is our complex over white skin which I made an issue before they signed foreign coach to replace Amodu Shaibu.

NAFDAC arrests Camerounians with fake Chinese drugs

NAFDAC arrests Camerounians with fake Chinese drugs

THE National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, in Kefii, Nasarawa State, Thursday, arrested three Camerounians allegedly operating a quack maternity clinic where fake and unregistered Chinese medicines were being illegally dispensed.

Adamu denies meeting Blatter with Bio

Adamu denies meeting Blatter with Bio

FIFA and CAF Executive committee member, Dr. AmosAdamu, has denied visiting FIFA President, Sepp Blatter with Sports Minister, Ibrahim Isa Bio, with a view to reforming Nigerian football. Bio met Blatter on Wednesday in Johannesburg.

Eagles demand share  of aN1.5b FIFA largesse

Eagles demand share of aN1.5b FIFA largesse

Eagles top players and Nigeria Football Federation officials have been locked in discussions on when they will paid their share of the World Cup qualification bonus totaling 1m dollars (about N150m).

NBA Presidency: Consensus candidate divides Arewa lawyers

NBA Presidency: Consensus candidate divides Arewa lawyers

The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, will next month, in Ibadan, Oyo State, elect its national officers, to run the
affairs of the association for the next two years. Unlike in 2008, when the President of the association emerged without a formal contest, two prominent Senior Advocates of Nigeria, Chief Joe-Kyari Gadzama and Mr Joseph Daudu, are slugging it out for the position, which had been zoned to the North.