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Kwara South ponders options: As Oloye fights last battle

Kwara South ponders options: As Oloye fights last battle

AFTER a long period of contemplation, Kwara Patriots, a group noted for its historical opposition to the Saraki family, last week, struck a deal with Governor Bukola Saraki, the leader of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in the state in the ongoing battle of supremacy within the famed Saraki political family.

150,000 defect to ACPN in Kwara

150,000 defect to ACPN in Kwara

Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN’s dominance of Kwara State political landscape has further been strengthened by the defection to the party, of about 150,000 members of various political parties including the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Alliance Congress of Nigeria, ACN .

Seduction of Shadows – A review of Femi Osofisan’s Love’s Unlike Lading

Seduction of Shadows – A review of Femi Osofisan’s Love’s Unlike Lading

(Femi Osofisan wrote this play especially for the 3rd Garden City Literary Festival which took place in Port Harcourt in December. The play was performed by the Theatre Arts Students of the University of Port Harcourt and Directed by Dr Emmanuel Emasealu, immediate past Head of Dept. of Theatre Arts at Uniport

Dynasty and Divinity: Ife Art in Ancient Nigeria

Dynasty and Divinity: Ife Art in Ancient Nigeria

All around Richmond, folks are abuzz over Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso, which opens this upcoming Saturday. But this past weekend, the VMFA welcomed an entirely different type of exhibition – Dynasty and Divinty: Ife Art in Ancient Nigeria. The exhibition finds a natural home at the VMFA, where it sits nestled in with a very impressive collection of pan-African art — painstakingly curated by Richard Woodward — who said of Dynasty and Divinity that its place at the VMFA is “truly divine.”

After Salami/Katsina-Alu face off, what next?

After Salami/Katsina-Alu face off, what next?

Now that Isa Ayo Salami has been told by the National Judicial Service Commission that he can keep his job as the President of the Court of Appeal, he has stopped urinating inside the well that a few days ago he was publicly doing to ensure no other person could drink from, because he now has unrestricted access to the well

Trends in  employment relations and the law in Africa

Trends in employment relations and the law in Africa

The implementation of the Structural Adjustment Programme engineered by the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in the 1980s ruined the economies of most African States. The resultant economic crisis led to withdrawal of subsidies from social services, retrenchment of workers, payment ad servicing of questionable debts, trade liberalization etc

Unmasking the Traitor

Unmasking the Traitor

Traitor Unmasked is a timely, bold and well-delivered response to Micro-Seconds Away from Death by Wale Adedayo; erstwhile Chief Press Secretary to Ogun State Governor, Otunba Gbenga Daniel (OGD). Traitor Unmasked paints a vivid picture of political treachery and hypocrisy by otherwise trusted political aides with opportunistic tendencies

Edo govt, worker-friendly

Edo govt, worker-friendly

Governor Adams Oshiomhole has assured members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) that his government will only formulate worker-friendly policies

US Embassy marks Black Colleges Day

US Embassy marks Black Colleges Day

In observance of National African American History month, the US Consulate in conjunction with Barack Obama America corner, Ovie Brume Foundation, last week, celebrated the history of black colleges and universities in the United States which were established after the civil war to educate African Americans irrespective of ethnicity or economic status

Maritime Union holds leadership training for members

Maritime Union holds leadership training for members

MARITIME Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, has begun a series of training programmes for its members for improved industrial relations and efficiency. The first batch of the training was held between last week and this week in Lagos, Port Harcourt/Onne, Warri and Calabar zones of the union

Containers of death on our  roads: How  many more lives must go?

Containers of death on our roads: How many more lives must go?

For the second time in less than a week, four persons, three men and a woman have been crushed to death by unlatched containers, which fell off from their trucks at different areas in Lagos State. The first incident occurred last Tuesday at Ijesha, along the Oshodi/Apapa Expressway, where a truck conveying an empty container veered off the expressway, apparently due to the a break failure.