Enforce Public Procurement Act – BPP
Bankole: CNPP threatens to drag EFCC to court
Why Bayelsa lacks facilities, by Commissioner
Bini monarch, chiefs curse kidnappers, robbers
The greatest sports show on earth
Mobil Championships may move back to Lagos
How police killed man for allegedly stealing a goat
Deji deposed, banished, arrested
JTF debunks claims of clash with militants
Bayelsa begs FG to take over coastal roads
N-Delta youths task Jonathan on devt
Oyo fish farmers urge FG to create silos for feeds
WCF strengthens ties with African, Asian chambers
FG tasks committee on value added export

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The Death of the President and its aftermath (2)
Last week, we noted that “there is an ongoing debate as to whether the President is ‘zonally’ qualified to contest
elections in 2011. On account of the feeling in some quarters that the presidency had been zoned to the North for eight years reckoned from 2007, the office of president they argue, would have no vacancy for a non northerner until 2015.
Scientists get solution to maize contamination in Kenya
Scientists working at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF), and the Agriculture Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture have identified strains of fungi native to Kenya that could solve large-scale grain contamination from aflatoxins and save millions of people.
Birikisu Sungbo: King Solomon’s African Queen
If one is to believe the Bible declaration that King Solomon had so many women that he loved and that he married an Egyptian, the daughter of Pharaoh, women of the Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Zidonians, and Hittites, then one might be tempted to believe that one of the 700 or 1000 wives he was reported to have married was Birikisu Sungbo, regarded as the Biblical Queen of Sheba.
Tourism Master plan: Blame officials for non-implementation
The non-implementation of the National Tourism Master Plan in the country after two years of its launching should be put at the door steps of the steps of the civil servants in the Federal Ministry of Tourism & Culture.
Talking drum festival ends
Activities’ marking this year’s MTN Ayangalu talking drum festival was rounded up weekend at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife with a lecture on the Spirit of the drums in the palace delivered by Oba Olusanya Dosumu, the Olowu and Paramount Ruler of the Ancient Owu Kingdom.

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