Nigerian women need access to family planning, says Akinso
NIGERIAN women need to be allowed access to family planning services that would not only enable them have freedom to control the number and spacing of their children, but also help preserve their health and fertility and overall quality of life.
Adamugate: FIFA only scratched the surface , Sunday Times
The two journalists who raked up mud in the voting process of the World Cup bids have told the world soccer governing body FIFA to address the multitude of questions raised by their sting operation rather than just suspend Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii.
700 turned back at ex-militants camp in Obubra
Media Coordinator at the former militants camp in Obubra, Mr. Eikpen Appah, has said that about 700 young men, who claimed they are former militants, were turned away after it was discovered that their names were not on the current list.
Revealed: Why Siasia’s contract is for two years
President of Nigeria Football Federation Aminu Maigari has said something that should interest Samson Siasia:
We’ll give him everything he needs to succeed. We’ll support every step that he takes to achieve success. It, therefore, means that we will not accept excuses for failure. Failure is not part of any consideration that we have made and we want to leave it at that.
2011: Nigeria-in-Diaspora rallies support for Jonathan
More support came the way of President Goodluck Jonathan in his bid to contest the 2011 presidential election, with mass rallies of Nigerians and friends of country holding in the United States and Canada.
Labour Minister begs NUJ, RATTAWU to shelve strike
MINISTER of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu, has appealed to the striking members of Nigerian Union of Journalists, NUJ, in the Federal Government-owned media organisation and Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union of Nigeria, RATTAWU, to exercise patience and shelve its on-going warning strike.
