Can Nigeria sustain lawmakers’ jumbo pay?
All efforts by senators to extract an apology from the Central Bank Governor Sanusi failed last week as he stuck by his gun that the 25 per cent of the overhead of Federal Government funds goes to the lawmakers. Sanusi attributed his source of information to the 2010 Appropriation Act in the office of the Director General of the Budget Office. Sunday Vanguard Business spoke to economic experts on the raging issue.
Landscaping Okigbo, Labyrinth and a generation…
Christopher Okigbo( 1930-67): Thirsting for Sunlight by Obi Nwakanma, HEBN Publishers Plc, Ibadan, 2010, PP,276.
Vanguard is my top choice—Adeboye
Doris Simeon Ademinokan stands out in Nollywood. In an industry where rumour mills are regularly at work, she has managed to keep her head above waters and staying free from scandals.
Household honours Gani to mark G.R.A.C.E. at 20
THE gong will sound once again at Rev. Chris Okotie’s Household of God Church, Oregun, Dec-ember 12, as the pastor-politician celebrates the 20th anniversary of the GRACE programme, with his congre-gation.
HIV & AIDS: If you’re not infected, you’re affected
If mankind was asked to name the most troubling viral disorder of all time, the acronym “HIV & AIDS” is most likely to be repeatedly mentioned. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the name of the virus that results in AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) which describes the collection of symptoms caused by HIV after it destroys a person’s immune system.
Can Jonathan stop Atiku?
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar is perhaps having the best moment of his political career. When the Northern Political Leaders Forum (NPFL), announced him as its consensus candidate for the PDP presidential primary election, Atiku, who was in political wilderness at the beginning of the year, became the issue in Nigeria’s politics.
