

PEACE THOUGHTS: Supernatural healing in today’s world
House of Assembly members-Touts or comedians?
‘How CBN can enhance exports’
The Church in the vanguard of national revolution
My apologies…
Surround yourself with Inspired words
CAN, GKS set agenda for Jonathan
Osama, terrorism and Rubenfeld’s non-sense (I)
Beier, Okara, Ike in writers’ dock
SLEEP: A Recipe for weight loss and graceful aging
Okoli Foundation Entrepreneurial Centre for varsity
Who is lying to you that a divorcee can’t re-marry?
How craft market can kick start the economy
Nigeria: As a new democratic cycle begins
The 12-year intrigue around FoI in the National Assembly
Akwa Ibom: Victim of oil wells’ injustice –1
Ibu anyi danda & President Jonathan (1)
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SubscribeRe: What I discovered about UK citizens
The letter published last week has been circulating for months on the Internet and while it is indeed, a brilliant read, its value is in the indictment of the new generation Nigerian parents. I had received it over 10 times in chain e-mails and I am just as curious to know its author.
Lafarge, Dangote move to crash cement price
Amid reports that cement price is beginning to crash after President Goodluck Jonathan issued a directive to manufacturers to address the skyrocketing price, two industry players – Lafarge Cement/WAPCO Nigeria Plc and Dangote Cement – are putting in place measures that may further bring down the cost of the product.
‘Why NCC SIM registration must capture all GSM subscribers’
A Group, Cyber Security Network, (CSN), has urged the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, to step up its awareness campaign for GSM subscribers to participate fully in the ongoing SIM card registration exercise.
When the office suddenly takes on an interesting look!
It’s no secret that sex in the office is as commonplace as sex in anywhere convenient-all you need is a little bit of privacy and a lot of ingenuity. But, have you ever thought of avenging a wrong by giving yourself an earth-shattering bunk? And, in the office? When this happened to Gbemi, she swore revenge sex was the furtherest on her mind when she was dumped by her boyfriend of two years. I was doing my youth service in a big office when John dumped me,” she said. “It was a dream office to work in and I wanted to make a good impression as I was hoping to be invited to stay permanently. But concentrating on my job was almost impossible.
At CBAAC, children debate on mother tongue
Last week Friday was May 27, otherwise known as Children’s day, a significant day set aside by the United Nations to honour children worldwide, celebrate them and promote their welfare. In Nigeria, children also joined their counterparts around the world to celebrate this unique and special day.
Menopause: The change can be the sexiest time of your life
For some women, hitting the menopause could kill off their sex life. “For almost 30 years, I had a great sex life with the man I eventually married,” said Oge, now 54 and a matron in a private hospital. “I’d had beautiful orgasms with him most of the time until two years ago when I reached the menopause and my orgasms simply disappeared.
DJ Klem recalls experience at Red Bull Music Academy
Lagos-based DJ, singer and producer, DJ Klem, last Friday, recalled his experience at the Red Bull Music Academy held in London last year. He did this when participating in a workshop organised in preparation for this year’s edition holding in Madrid, Spain.
New Advisory Board Constituted for the Prestigious Nigeria Prizes
Nigeria LNG Limited has reconstituted the Advisory Boards for The Nigeria Prize for Science and The Nigeria Prize for Literature following the outcome of the Stakeholders Engagement Forum it held in February.
Your hair may not like ‘relaxers’
It is not true that every woman must ‘relax’ her hair. There are many things to consider before taking that step to apply chemicals to your hair.
The NATO war in Libya
France and Great Britain, leading a NATO alliance are effectively at war in Libya on the pretext of a United Nations’ mandate. The United States, led the early charge against Libya’s Ghadaffi from the air, but has taken something of a back seat, and allowed Britain and France to continue what can now be considered a war of aggression against a sovereign African state, far beyond the mandate of the UN.
Delta PDP suspends district chairman, scribe
ONE-TIME commissioner for lands, survey and urban development and chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta Central Senatorial District, Mr. Terry Noah, and state assistant secretary of the party in Delta Central, Mr. Felix Anirah, were, Saturday, slammed with one month suspension for their alleged anti party activities.
‘Give Nigerians environmental blueprint, ERA urges FG’
ENVIRONMENTAL Rights Action/Friends of the Earth Nigeria (ERA/FoEN) has asked the newly inaugurated administration of President Goodluck Jonathan to produce a workable and feasible environmental blueprint that will address deforestation, gas flaring and other grave environmental concerns besetting the nation.
Okada riders protest paralyse Ughelli
COMMERCIAL motorcyclists, popularly known as ‘Okada riders’, yesterday, thronged the streets of Ughelli, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State, in protest against the levy of N20 daily ticket allegedly imposed on them by an agency of the state government.
FoI Act and You! How the Freedom of Information Act affects you
The signing of the Freedom of Information,FoI, Bill into law by President Goodluck Jonathan represents a remarkable leap forward in the country’s quest to ensure more transparency and openness in government. Considering the long and tortuous road the bill took from 1999 when it was first introduced till 2011 when the two chambers of the National Assembly harmonised their various versions of the bill and sent it to the President for his assent, it was a long but worthy wait for Nigerians, especially media practitioners, who had appropriated to themselves the bill because of the vital role the media play as the Fourth Estate of the Realm.
Kwankwaso: Security vote? It is another name for stealing
Governor Muhammad Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso made what some have described as history in a dramatic hand over of power from his foremost political foe, Ibrahim Shekarau.
It was the same Kwankwaso who, in 2003, handed over power to Shekarau after he stunned the bookmakers to emerge as the second governor of Kano State in this Fourth Republic.
That it was Shekarau who, last Sunday, had to hand over to Kwankwaso only goes further to confirm the vibrancy of Kano politics.
In this chat, the lion of Kano politics – as some would like to describe Kwankwaso -gives some insight into what to expect from his new administration.
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