$120m refund: Reps give BPE, ALSCON seven days ultimatum

$120m refund: Reps give BPE, ALSCON seven days ultimatum

THE House of Representatives Committee on Privatisation and Commercialisation has issued a seven_day ultimatum on the Director_General of the Bureau for Public Enterprises, BPE, Ms. Bola Onagoruwa to, in collaboration with the management of the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria, ALSCON, repay $120 million into an escrow account or the Federation Acccount.
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Imo Assembly speaker raps opposition

Imo Assembly speaker raps opposition

The Speaker, Imo State House of Assembly, Chief Goodluck Opiah, has said the machinery of government could not grind to a halt because a few individuals have vowed to oppose every policy and programme of the administration.

PDP warned against candidate imposition  in Warri S-West

PDP warned against candidate imposition in Warri S-West

A Niger Delta Youth leader, Mr Paul Bebenimibo, yesterday, warned that the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State may lose Warri South West in the forthcoming 2011 elections, if the leaders of the party impose candidates on the people.

My husband or my lover?

My husband or my lover?

My husband found out months ago that I was having an affair with a senior colleague. Another colleague tipped him off and I was more or less caught red handed. This lover is everything that my husband isn’t – kind, considerate, loving, affectionate and passionate.

Why do I attract violent men?

Why do I attract violent men?

My last boyfriend and I were together for a couple of years. He was a spare parts dealer and was very generous to me but had a foul temper. He used to beat me whenever he said I stepped out of line though he always apologized. In the end, I had to leave him when he almost dislocated the joint in my arm.

33 die in Potiskum road crash

33 die in Potiskum road crash

THIRTY-THREE people died, Tuesday, in Potiskum, Yobe State when two buses collided and burst into flames, a road safety agency official said.

Ndigbo in Diaspora slam Ciroma over comments on PDP

Ndigbo in Diaspora slam Ciroma over comments on PDP

Ndigbo in Diaspora, yesterday, took a swipe at the chairman of Northern Political Leaders Forum, NPLF, Mallam Adamu Ciroma, over his latest threat to pull down his party, PDP, if his preferred Northern aspirant failed to emerge as flagbearer for the 2011 presidential election.

Lagos Assembly loses lawmaker

Lagos Assembly loses lawmaker

Lagos State House of Assembly, in the early hours of yesterday, lost a lawmaker, Rotimi Sotomiwa. The late lawmaker was Chairman, ad hoc Committee on Special Duties.

Mimiko’s wife tasks Ondo women on empowerment

Mimiko’s wife tasks Ondo women on empowerment

WIFE of the Ondo State governor, Mrs. Olukemi Mimiko, yesterday urged women in the state to avail themselves with various empowerment programmes put in place by the present administration in the state to enhance their status in the society.

Ekiti PDP chieftain rallies support for Atiku

Ekiti PDP chieftain rallies support for Atiku

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and former member of House of Representatives in the ill-fated third Republic, Chief Bode Ajewole, has advised the people of Yoruba land to give support to the aspiration of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, to become the next president of the country, saying “Atiku understands the feelings and problems confronting the Yorubas.”

Keshi Vs Siasia: The Die is cast!

Keshi Vs Siasia: The Die is cast!

AS Stephen Keshi andSamson Siasia go for the interview for the position of Super Eagles coach tomorrow, many Nigerians are waiting anxiously to know on his head the pendulum would settle on.

Eagles job splits former internationals

Eagles job splits former internationals

Former internationals, Ike Shorunmu, Thompson Oliha, Taribo West and Joseph Dosu are undecided on who should be appointed the next coach of the Super Eagles.

Jackson, Soyinka condemn corruption in Nigeria

Jackson, Soyinka condemn corruption in Nigeria

Former United States Special Envoy to Africa, Rev. Jesse Jackson and former UK Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Lord Paul Boateng have condemned the high rate of corruption in the country describing it as a crime against humanity.