59 yrs old widow excretes 99 wraps of heroin

59 yrs old widow excretes 99 wraps of heroin

PORT HARCOURT: NIGERIAN Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA has paraded a 59-year-old woman, Mrs Fati Akande who allegedly excreted 99 wraps of substance suspected to be heroin in Port Harcourt after she was arrested at the Port Harcourt international airport on her way to the United States of America as her final destination.
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2011: Let’s make it the dawn of a new era

2011: Let’s make it the dawn of a new era

Madam,’’ said a colleague, giving me a piece of paper,” read this article I printed out from the internet and tell me if this incident of cooperation and kindness from the Police, is possible in our country.”

‘Don’t postpone polls’

‘Don’t postpone polls’

A group, Delta Transparency Initiative (DTI), has thrown its weight behind the decision by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct the re-run election in Delta State on Thursday.

Auld Lang Syne

Auld Lang Syne

By Debbie Ogunjobi One of the most recognisable tunes and song in history is “Auld Lang Syne.” It’s the song that welcomes every new year in and while the words are mostly mumbled by most revellers it’s an appropriate way to wish you all a happy new year. The Scottish brogue is very romantic and […]

President Jonathan can’t contest on PDP’s platform – Ben Obi

President Jonathan can’t contest on PDP’s platform – Ben Obi

Without prejudice to Adamu Dutsinma and Madam Sarah Jubril, the two other presidential contenders in the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, those on whom Nigerians have fixed their gaze are President Goodluck Jonathan and former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar.

Choosing to succeed in life!

Choosing to succeed in life!

Man is basically a creature of choice. In other words, what you choose is what your lot becomes. You have no one to blame for whatever becomes of your life. God won’t tamper with your choice, neither can satan; so choose to succeed. It is your choice that matters.

National Productivity

National Productivity

The economic principle of diminishing returns refers to a point in time when a worker, irrespective of incentives, cannot produce at the same rate, volume or quality. Thus, workers occasionally need some rest hence governments often declare public holidays for them. In 2010, we had many in Nigeria.

Abuja blast: Terrorists at work – Jonathan

Abuja blast: Terrorists at work – Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday described Friday’s bomb attack at the Mogadishu Cantonment Mammy Market as a terrorist attack on Nigeria, saying preliminary analysis of the explosives so far has shown that they have same characteristics with the ones used in the Jos Christmas eve attacks.

Sanusi is Silverbird’s Man of the Year

Sanusi is Silverbird’s Man of the Year

The CBN Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has emerged as the 2010 Silverbird Man of the Year. He was voted enmasse by the Nigerian people by text messaging.

Globacom vs MTN: Court adjourns hearing till Jan 11

Globacom vs MTN: Court adjourns hearing till Jan 11

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has deferred the legal suit of the title sponsorship rights for the Nigeria Premier League (NPL) until January 11 following a preliminary hearing on Friday morning.

Shorunmu, Salisu good pick for Eagles – Rufai

Shorunmu, Salisu good pick for Eagles – Rufai

With the appointment of coach Salisu Yusuf of Kano Pillars and Ike Shorunmu to assist Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Samson Siasia, former Super Eagles shot stopper, Peter Rufai has said that it is a good one for the team.

Australia rejects claims on its World Cup bid

Australia rejects claims on its World Cup bid

“This is part of a broader package of $26 million of sport for development assistance that also included support for netball, rugby league, rugby union and cricket.

Oritsejafor empowers 113 indigent persons

Oritsejafor empowers 113 indigent persons

IN her native Urhobo language there is a saying which suggests that when joy is extraordinary every thought of death will fly through the windows; and that was the story of Miss Mercy Ovedje Emuoghene last Monday.