S-West PDP stakeholders lament lost of Ekiti – Gov Daniel
GOVERNOR Olugbenga Daniel of Ogun State yesterday admitted that things were no longer rosy for the Peoples Democratic Party [PDP] in the South West saying that members of the party would have to be careful to prevent the total annihilation of the party in the area.
Lagos officials’ wives build N285m retirees’ villa
First Lady of Lagos State, Mrs. Abimbola Fashola, yesterday, disclosed that Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials, COWLSO, has commenced the construction of retiree villa for retired civil servants in the state.
Big Brother: These do not represent Africa
LOCKING up seven young ladies and an equal number of men in a house for three months, plying them with inexhaustible amount of food, cigarettes, beer and hot drinks is like experimenting with human beings in a zoo. It is bound to bring out the worst in them. Endless quarrels, fights, drinking binges, drunkenness and open flirtation are bound to occur. This precisely is what the Big Brother Africa programme is about.
The element of change as a tool for total development
MANY critics of both economic and political development in the past fifty years of the country‘s independence from Britain have concentrated on the inability of the ruling classes to promote necessary options for a prosperous country.
Reps probe abandonment of MDG projects
The House of Representatives has raised an ad-hoc committee to investigate reasons behind the neglect of Millennium Development Goals and federal constituency projects since 2008.
I’m innocent, Adamu insists
Embattled FIFA and CAF executive member, Amos Adamu has proclaimed his innocence in the aftermath of his suspension by the world soccer governing body over allegations of soliciting for bribe to throw his vote in the 2018 and 2022 world cup bids.
