Power as an intoxicant : The Nigerian example

Power as an intoxicant : The Nigerian example

The word ‘intoxicant’ means an intoxicating agent. It is derived from the verb ‘intoxicate,’ which stands for “ to make drunk: to excite to enthusiasm or madness; to elate excessively.”
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Huge Turnout for Basketball Seminar in Ilorin

Huge Turnout for Basketball Seminar in Ilorin

The Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) organised seminar for match officials which began in Ilorin, Kwara State on Thursday has witnessed a large turn out of participants with over 100 people on ground going by the last census conducted Friday morning.

Nigeria needs a developmental coach, Anyansi

Nigeria needs a developmental coach, Anyansi

Enyimba Football Club of Aba chairman, Felix Anyansi-Agwu has advised the Nigeria Football Association to hire a coach who will usher in total development of the game in the country.

Abuja court threatens sanctions against Gumel, others

Abuja court threatens sanctions against Gumel, others

Justice Othman A. Musa of an Abuja High Court during the week threatened to sanction the Habu Gumel-led Nigeria Olympic Committee should they fail to appear before him on Thursday February 25, 2010.

NNPC/Shell Cup: 10 teams zoom into q-finals

NNPC/Shell Cup: 10 teams zoom into q-finals

The zonal preliminaries of the 2009 All Nigeria Secondary Schools football competition ended on Thursday with 10 schools representing 10 states of the federation qualifying for the quarter finals holding on March 11 and 12, 2010..

Every woman  should derive  joy working,  Kemi Otegbade

Every woman should derive joy working, Kemi Otegbade

By Jemi EKUNKUNBOR Kemi Otegbaye is the Head consultant of Heartlink Ventures limited, a human resource as well PR company. A banker turned event manager, call her a busy bee and you will be hitting the nail right on the head. Too restless for a 9-5 job, she knew that her stay at the bank […]