Why I dropped Aliyu, Okoro – Obuh

Why I dropped Aliyu, Okoro – Obuh

Nigerian Under20 men’s national team head coach, John Obuh, has explained why he left out the duo of Mohammed Aliyu and Stanley Okoro from his final 21-man team to Colombia 2011.
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The new minimum wage: The way out

The new minimum wage: The way out

The new minimum wage issue has not only become contentious but has already provided a pointer that something grave could happen because of it from tomorrow, August 1.

Rochas and the battle for the soul of Heartland FC

Rochas and the battle for the soul of Heartland FC

A lot has been written about the schemes to undermine the efforts of the current Heartland Management. These acts of sabotage are at the head of the team’s poor showing earlier this season.

Homme Libre: Uwagboe’s mindscape

Homme Libre: Uwagboe’s mindscape

Bob Nosa Uwagboe penultimate week, at the African Artists Foundation(AAF), Ikoyi, threw the curtains open for an engaging solo exhibition titled ,Homme Libre. The artist, whose creative experiment in the past 7 years has resulted in thought provoking themes , also gave his audience an insight into moments of sparks of anger, pain, passion and vision that define the tenor of his art.

Falade’s Manual for Youth Development

Falade’s Manual for Youth Development

Youths they say are leaders of tomorrow and if the saying is real, there is every need for the youths to be adequately prepared so that they will be able to fit into that role.

Exposé on Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion (3)

Exposé on Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion (3)

Next, Dawkins considered Stephen Unwin’s Bayesian probabilistic argument for the existence of God. In his book with the pompous title The Probability of God: A Simple Calculation that Proves the Ultimate Truth, Unwin listed six items which reflect his own personal judgments: he arbitrarily assigns numbers to them and, with a facetious emergency injection of faith, arrives at the ridiculous conclusion that the probability of God’s existence is 95%.

CBN’s reform & World Bank’s ranking of Nigerian banks

CBN’s reform & World Bank’s ranking of Nigerian banks

The Nigerian banking industry is poised for greater productivity this fiscal year as nine banks made list of top 1,000 World Banks ranking and top 25 banks in Africa. This is a clear indication that the on-going reforms and new monetary policies mapped out by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to guide the operations of the banks are yielding positive results.

Re: Court order for road repairs

Re: Court order for road repairs

One keeps learning every day. It was from the reaction of one of the readers who wrote in on the above subject that I learnt that a bill has to be passed by our lawmakers that would enable people to sue the government on the state of our roads, before that action can be successfully taken.

Betlegeuse Art Competition Kicks off

Betlegeuse Art Competition Kicks off

As part its contributions to the development of the visual art sector in the country ,an art organisation, Betleguese last week joined the list of art sponsors in the country.

The ‘secularism’ argument (2)

The ‘secularism’ argument (2)

If we go strictly by the English dictionary definition of the term ‘secular’ to mean concern ‘with temporal, worldly matters’ to the exclusion of ‘religion’, many of the ‘apparently-secular’ Scandinavian countries especially of Sweden, Norway and Denmark which have state-established Lutheran Churches –and most of whose Ministers are said to be drawn virtually from the civil service-, would unquestionably be ‘non-secular’.

Ikechukwu Emueze out with the Harvest

Ikechukwu Emueze out with the Harvest

Andy Ikechukwu Emueze is a graduate of Painting from the Federal Polytechic Auchi. Since graduation from school, he has pursued a passion in the arts, which he eventually turned into a career. Born in Lagos in the 1970s, Ikechukwu has to his credit several exhibitions within and outside the shores of Lagos.

CAN president to Sharia Council on Islamic banking: Keep your war drums

CAN president to Sharia Council on Islamic banking: Keep your war drums

NATIONAL President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, who recently returned to the country after two weeks spiritual retreat abroad, spoke to journalists at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, on Tuesday, on the state of the nation including the vexed issue of Islamic banking and the insecurity in the nation. The CAN president says members of the House of Representatives disappointed Nigerians on their position on Islamic banking.

World Cup 2014: Nigeria gets soft draw against Malawi

World Cup 2014: Nigeria gets soft draw against Malawi

Nigeria was Saturday, in Brazil drawn in Group F of the 2014 World Cup qualifiers with Malawi and the winners of the preliminaries between Seychelles and Kenya and Djibouti versus Namibia as opponents.