Selling old magazines is lucrative , Abdul Aliu
The journey of a thousand Mile they say definitely starts from a point and for every success in life, there is always a starting point. Who will ever imagine that one could make a living selling old news papers and Magazines popularly known as unsold copies in the print media houses?
A jubilee without jubilants
Somewhere in Nigeria’s new capital city, Abuja, is a street called “Winston Churchill Street” named in honour of Britain’s famous wartime Prime Minister and Nigeria’s former colonial overlord.
Abuja blasts: MEND should be treated as terrorist group – El-Rufai
FORMER Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, yesterday, described the Abuja bomb blasts that occurred on Friday as very sad, just as he labelled the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger-Delta, MEND, as a terrorist group.
Zoning as a party manifesto
Accordingly, the PDP would understandably continue to speak from the two sides of its mouth on the subject until D-Day. It will still win elections because it is the ruling party in a nation where there is no opposition party.
50 years of recycled fashion
Fifty years ago on October 1, 1960, Nigeria gained independence as a nation, joining other African countries who had regained freedom from their colonial masters. The lowering of the British union jack and the hoisting of the Nigerian flag, symbolised a new beginning for Nigerians. A Nigeria that will be run and managed by Nigerians. A Nigeria that will propagate the ideals of Nigerians rather than one imposed on us by others.
Birthday thoughts: requiem to the future
They were both landed with treasonable felony charges. They both represent the redemptive symbols of the southerners. To crush them is to remove the obstacles in their path to the Atlantic.
