

Strike: ASUU to meet with committee
Nubia Arts School marks graduation in style
Helping the poor has shown me the other side of life
I know what you want
2011: I’ll tackle poverty, hunger – Saraki
Activate your fat-burning hormones
2011: 3 govs move to end north, south’s rift
Consensus Candidate: IBB, Atiku, Gusau, Saraki face 4-point criteria
Essential keys on the road to your dreams
Ogun: Even in PDP, there is fear of losing
‘Kidnapping has never been a culture of Igbos’
Bloody registration: Edo ACN chieftain arrested
‘How we are tackling the power sector challenges’
Why Nigerians Must Support President Jonathan, by Gov. Akpabio
Jonathan’s visit: Sylva blames militants for attack on him
PDP sacks Enugu executive
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SubscribeConsensus candidate: I’ll respect north’s position -IBB
PDP presidential aspirant and former military president, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, said, weekend, that he would accept the decision of a committee charged with selecting a northern consensus candidate for the party.
Conflict of Interest Risks: Company and Country(2)
This piece which started last week continues. We started with the more obvious conflict of interest scenarios which involve acts of stealing from company or country.
Brokers insist on 7-point agenda
The president, National Council of Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB), Alhaji T .M. Sanusi, has assured that the council is determined to realize the seven- point agenda of his administration which empasizes on improved public awareness of its activities and good relationship with other financial institution in the country
Agony of a people cut off by flood!
About 12 major communities in Nkanu area of Enugu State have been cut off due to the collapse of two bridges in Enugu South and Nkanu West Local Government Areas of the state.
Fresh battle for Ondo begins
The ruling LP in Ondo State and the PDP are gearing up for the people’s votes ahead of the 2011 polls.
THE race for 2011 elections in Ondo State has kicked off with the main opposition party, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, organizing rallies to shore up support and to let those who care to know that the party is still a force to reckon with after its ousting by the tribunal barely two years ago.
Can you kill for love?
Lanre loves Janet and could walk to the end of the earth to prove it, but his greatest weakness which over the years threatened his love affairs with Janet is his anger. On several occasions his jealousy has resulted in bloody fights with Janet. And such times, Janet has threatened to walk away from the relationship rather than lose her life.
It’s not by accident I’m Yoruba , says Liad Tella
Alhaji Liad Tella, former National Concord chief and MD, The Monitor Newspaper, is currently National Commissioner, National Hajj Commission. He spoke to BASHIR ADEFAKA on how he became a journalist against his wish.
AGONY! They raped my daughter, now they want me dead, cries single mum
AS 13-year-old Cheta,(other names withheld) walked into Vanguard corporate head office, Lagos, in the company of her mother, Monday, it was evident that all was not well with the teenager, judging by the sluggish manner with which she walked.
2011: Ex-Senate President asks IBB, Ayu, Saraki to drop presidential ambition
Former President of the Senate, Chief Ameh Ebute has advised Gen.Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) , Senator Iyorchia Ayu and Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara state to pull out of the 2011 Presidential race.
Nigeria should not be turned into a terrorist haven – HRM
The Human Rights Monitor, HRM, on its part said security agencies “spirited” five of the suspects into an Abuja Magistrate court to legitimize their detention instead of ensuring speedy trials adding that accused persons must be presumed innocent until proved guilty.
How Charles Okah was exposed
BUT for the recent threat by the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, to launch fresh attacks on Abuja, after the Independence Day twin bomb blasts, Charles Okah, would probably not have been arrested penultimate Saturday at his Apapa, Lagos residence by security agents.
Where are the Technicians?
As we endure a political campaign that is devoid any serious debate and discussion on policies, and as insecurity spreads through Abuja and other state capitals, especially those in the Southeast and South-South geopolitical zones, it is time to think strategically about the future.
Anyiam-Osigwe speaks on her vision for African movie industry
Peace Anyiam-Osigwe creator
of one of the most successful
movie awards held on the African continent in this interview opens up on the challenges of the African movie industry and why the African Film Academy decided to set up a film funds.
No, security agents should do their jobs – Fumudoh
FORMER President of Ijaw National Congress, INC, and retired State Security Services, SSS, personnel, Chief Joshua Fumudoh in this encounter, opines that the continued threat by MEND should be treated more seriously than it was done and makes case for the intervention of Bayelsan Elders between President Jonathan and his brother Henry Okah
We should call the bluff of these terrorists – Bozimo
CHIEF Alaowei Broderick Bozimo was the Minister of Police Affairs in the regime of Olusegun Obasanjo. In this interview, he answers questions on the security situation in the country, dismissing the group threatening Nigerians as terrorists and disgruntled elements in the society and advises Nigerians to call their bluff because their target is to frustrate Jonathan’s election in 2011
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