No more big boys in Eagles – Siasia

No more big boys in Eagles – Siasia

Super Eagles’ Chief Coach, Samson Siasia has told his players that both the foreign-based and home-based players are equal and would be treated as such while in camp just as his technical assistant, Simon Kalika expressed that there would be no automatic shirt for any player.
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Guinness donates equipment to LUTH

Guinness donates equipment to LUTH

Guinness Nigeria Plc recently reinforced its commitment to improving healthcare in Nigeria by donating an eye laser equipment to the eye centre of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH).

The Igbo conspiracy that removed Nwodo- Bala

The Igbo conspiracy that removed Nwodo- Bala

Bala Buhari, former Minister of the Federal Republic and Secretary of the Northern Political Summit Group led by Chief Solomon Lar was the political adviser to the erstwhile National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In this interview with newsmen he tells the Nwodo story detailing what he alleges to be the intrigues and conspiracies that overwhelmed is revolutionary attempt to return the PDP to the people.

Political campaign tragedy: The untold story

Political campaign tragedy: The untold story

Today, as some Nigerians celebrate love in the spirit of Valentine’s Day, many Niger Delta people are mourning the loss of their loved ones. The journey to death began nine hours into the visit of President Goodluck Jonathan to Port Harcourt. He was on a campaign tour of the South South and the venue was the Liberation Stadium, Elekahia. People started trooping into the stadium as early as 7.30 a.m. They came from Bayelsa,

Nigerian content law to end apartheid in oil and gas sector –  NCDMB

Nigerian content law to end apartheid in oil and gas sector – NCDMB

THE Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Engr. Ernest Nwapa has stated that the concept behind the establishment of the Nigerian Content Act was to end the era of domination by multinational oil and gas companies to the detriment of local companies.

Why we resumed strike — Dr. Saheed Babajide, LASUTH-ARD Secretary

Why we resumed strike — Dr. Saheed Babajide, LASUTH-ARD Secretary

Barley eight days after the resumption of the suspended 14- week old strike called by the Medical Guild, which is a body of doctors employed by the Lagos State government, patients seeking medical attention at the public health services have suffered untold hardship. Why have the doctors remained adamant despite the new offer by the State Government.? In this interview with Chioma Obinna and Olayinka Latona, Dr. Saheed Babajide, Executive General Secretary of the LASUTH Association of Resident Doctors, (LASUTH-ARD), explains what is amiss.