Bayelsa fashion week 2010: A blend of creativity and culture
Keeping to the promise of continuity made last year by wife of the governor of Bayelsa state, Mrs Alayingi Sylva to ensure that the economic standard of youths in the State is improved, the office of the First Lady in collaboration with Legendary Gold Limited, held the 2nd edition of the Bayelsa Fashion Week in Yeneagoa the state capital recently.
Eagles: Siasia says no room for Europe’s bench warmers
Super Eagles new Chief coach, Samson Siasia has sent out a warning signal to the so-called Europe-based big boys in the Super Eagles that the days of automatic shirt for them in the team is gone with him in-charge of affairs.
NASS: ‘Incentive’ or ‘systemic drag’? (3)
In most presidential systems only parliament constitutionally enjoys full legislative, quasi-judicial and quasi-executive powers and the combined effect of which either serves as an intoxicating force for bad (as is the case with us), or a sobering stimuli for good (as has never been with us).
Nigeria @ 50: Sober reflections on a chequered history
A virgin at 50 is still a virgin. A man at 50 is a legally accountable adult whatever his contradictions and idiosyncrasies. A nation at 50 is of age and firmly answerable for its condition and conduct, whatever its history or circumstances.
Delta re-run: ‘Parties can substitute candidates’
As the debate over the substitution of candidates in the Delta State re-run election continues, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in the state, Chief John Eghrujakpo, says there is provision in the Electoral Act which allows a political party to substitute its candidate if the need arises.
Marching as to war
One of the objectives of Christ’s coming to earth was to destroy the devil’s work. At Easter, we were reminded of Jesus’ victory on the cross, over death, hades and Satan. . The strife is over, the battle won. In spite of this victory, the battle continues to rage. Satan remains a powerful adversary.
