Ndigbo, Arewa communities endorse Fashola for 2nd term
Uduaghan invokes Holy Ghost fire at campaign
Edo Police declare Osakpanwa wanted
2011 budget’s for job creation- Aganga
Bracket rocks Amsterdam
FG, Israeli govt parley on security
Why attempt to capture Lagos?
Our plans for the elections – Police
Benin ready for Olympic Eagles
Japan : Defiance in our hearts
Buhari’s mantra of violence and national insecurity
I won’t change Mikel’s position – Siasia
2011: Nobody should play God in Ogun- Isiaka
Chime can’t stop me- Shere, PDC candidate
Obi, Ngige trade words over Akunyili

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Search, Groom, Succeed
TOO much noise makes it more challenging to get to the root of the issues that inhibit sports development, no matter the sports. Things are worse for football where everyone has a bragging right to knowledge, wisdom, and contributions that must be respected.
I’m no advocate of violence – Buhari
The Presidential candidate of Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, Alhaji Muhammadu Buhari, has said that he does not advocate for violence and will not support it under whatever circumstance.
2011: Maitama Sule tasks INEC on credible, free polls
Nigeria’s former Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Elder Statesman, Amb Maitama Sule, has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to take up its responsibility as change agent by conducting credible elections in order to reposition the country towards democratic revolution and economic growth.
Man of timber and calibre
ADOKE BELLO, SAN, has really impressed me. He was appointed to the lofty post of Attorney-General by a PDP President and is a leading light of this PDP administration. But instead of allowing his membership of an elite ruling group, and the privileges that go with it, to blind him (as so many others in his position would have), he has courageously insisted on challenging five of his senior “colleagues” – PDP Governors (of Adamawa, Kogi, Cross River, Bayelsa and Sokoto), who are trying to achieve tenure elongation through the back door.
Jonathan: What Nigeria needs for change
THE Arab world is enmeshed in crises of identity and direction. First it was the Tunisians who gave Ben Ali one of the oldest dictators this side of the Atlantic, the marching order.
Day Amaechi took battle for Rivers to Sekibo’s backyard
TUESDAY March 15 was a special day in the ongoing electioneering campaigns in Rivers State. It was a day that Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) took the battle to Okrika Local Council- the homestead of his main challenger, Dr. Abiye Sekibo of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN). Not to be outdone, an electoral battle- ready Sekibo also retaliated by taking his campaigns to Port-Harcourt, Amaechi’s seat of power.
Public rage triggers tension in Benin
It came as a shock to every one, particularly indigenes of the great Benin Kingdom. That a son of the soil would have the audacity to violate the sanctity of the royal family. It happened weekend at Uwa, Benin City, when the son of the revered Benin monarch and the Caretaker Chairman of Oredo Local Government Council of Edo state, Prince Ekpen Erediauwa
Chime is miles ahead of others- Ugwoke
WITH barely one month to the governorship elections, activities in different states have reached feverish levels as the candidates campaign for votes. In some, it is easier to recognise where the pendulum swings to; in others, it is too close to call.
We’ve not adopted any guber candidate – Abia CAN
ABIA State branch of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, said yesterday that it had not adopted any of the governorship candidates in the state, saying it was treating them on equal basis and praying for them.
State chairman of CAN, Bishop Goddy Okafor, who said this in Aba while briefing journalists, explained that CAN, being an umbrella of all Christians, could not adopt one candidate against the others as they are all Christians.
Minister lambasts striking doctors
The Minister of Health, Professor Christian Onyebuchi Chukwu, yesterday lambasted striking doctors in Lagos and their counterparts across the nation saying that doctors found picketing their colleagues should be locked up or have their licences withdrawn.

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