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Green, Amiesemaka, Amaju mum on Adamu

Green, Amiesemaka, Amaju mum on Adamu

Former Green Eagles star, Adokie Amiesemaka one of Amos Adamu’s fiercest critics refused to be bothered by the fall of the man regarded by many as the problem of Nigerian Football.

Ag Gov, Arewa community back Uduaghan

Ag Gov, Arewa community back Uduaghan

THE Arewa community in Delta State has vowed to stand solidly by the former Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, in the coming rerun election, describing the administration of the former Governor as “people-oriented.”

Amike is new NOA president

Amike is new NOA president

Former Nigerian international hurdler, Henry Amike yesterday emerged as President of the Nigeria Olympians Association after a unanimous vote in an election of the body held yesterday at the media centre of the national stadium Surulere, Lagos.

FG told to grant P-Harcourt EPZ status

FG told to grant P-Harcourt EPZ status

Following the end of the three-day First Port Harcourt International Summit on Oil and Gas, participants have called on the Federal Government to grant the city an export processing zone status with all the attendant rights and privileges.

Tenure policy has ventilated Civil Service, says Oronsaye

Tenure policy has ventilated Civil Service, says Oronsaye

Out-going Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Mr Steve Oronsaye, thursday said the tenure policy he introduced had ventilated the system, boosted the morale of personnel and unlocked hitherto hidden potentials within the civil service.

2011: Buhari begins tour of Southern states

2011: Buhari begins tour of Southern states

In a bid to woo supporters towards actualization of his 2011 presidential ambition, former Head of State and Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, presidential hopeful, Major General Mohammadu Buhari, has embarked on a tour of all the states in the Southern part of the country.

FG collects data on malaria, immunization through SMS

FG collects data on malaria, immunization through SMS

The Federal Government has introduced the use of small messaging service, SMS, for collection of data for malaria control and immunization vaccine to help workers monitor the implementation of health interventions more effectively.

Reps on collision course over states’ creation

Reps on collision course over states’ creation

Members of the House of Representatives holding disparate views on state creation may be on a collision course, as the National Assembly approaches the next phase in the amendment to the 1999 Constitution.

Kidnapping: Jonathan lauds Army on rescue mission

Kidnapping: Jonathan lauds Army on rescue mission

President Goodluck Jonathan thursday applauded the gallant performance of soldiers deployed by the Nigerian Army to rescue both local and foreign nationals kidnapped by self-acclaimed militants in the Niger-Delta region for a job well done.

N1.6bn fraud: I often withdrew money for Nyame, says Perm Sec

N1.6bn fraud: I often withdrew money for Nyame, says Perm Sec

The on-going trial of former Governor of Taraba State, Rev Jolly Nyame, got a dramatic twist thursday, as both the accused person and a Permanent Secretary of Taraba State government, Mr. Orkuma Nev, openly accused each other of being economical with the truth.

RCCG endows N48m chair in UI

RCCG endows N48m chair in UI

The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, has endowed a N48 million Pastor E. A. Adeboye Professorial chair in Mathematics in University of Ibadan, UI, intended to be in perpetuity.

JTF commander turns preacher, harps on attachment to God

JTF commander turns preacher, harps on attachment to God

THE Commander of the Joint Military Taskforce, JTF, in the Niger Delta, Major-Gen.Charles Omoregie, has called on Christians to always remember that whatever positions they hold in life was not by heir strength but by the special will of God.

Activist expresses doubt over constitution amendment

Activist expresses doubt over constitution amendment

LAGOS Lawyer and human rights activist, Mr. Bamidele Aturu, Thursday at the 14th Kolagbodi Memorial Lecture, said the recent tinkering with the constitution of Nigerian in order to deal with the crisis of succession among the constituent elements of the state, had made the issue of an authentic constitutional framework for the development of Nigeria topical and urgent.

Bayelsa group worries over escalating tension in creeks

Bayelsa group worries over escalating tension in creeks

Troubled by the fate that befell Gbaramatu kingdom and other Ijaw communities at the height of youth militancy in the country, the Bayelsa Conciliators Forum, has expressed concern over the recent escalating tension in the creeks of the Niger Delta in the wake of the alleged re-emergence of some militants’ groupd in the region.