British phone hacking inquiry opens
The public inquiry into Britain's phone hacking scandal opened on Thursday, with judge Brian Leveson and his six-strong panel holding their first official meeting.
Ghana friendly, not a must win – Erico
Former Super Eagles goalkeeper trainer, Joe Erico has told Nigerians who always expect the national team to win its matches to expect a tough duel when Nigeria take on Ghana in England August 9.
There is always another day
AS far back as 1601, some 410 years ago, many things, including people’s thinking patterns, should have been different from what they are now.
Eagles avoid Cameroun, I’Coast, Ghana, Egypt
The seedings for Africa’s 2014 World Cup first and second qualifying rounds have been announced. This comes after football’s world governing body Fifa unveiled its latest monthly rankings on Wednesday.
Our Investment- Driven Foreign Policy
EVERYTHING sounds good if we find enough words to clothe them. Words are never in short supply. The new direction of the Federal Executive Council, FEC, that claims Nigeria’s foreign policy will henceforth be investment-driven, glowing, as it seems, fails woefully to show the smallest appreciation of actions that will attract investment.
Unilag decries strike, clears air on hazard allowance
THE University of Lagos, Unilag, yesterday, decried strike embarked upon by Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU and Non Academic Staff Union, NASU, of the institution.
