GUS 8: And Franklin bites the dust (Episode 6)

GUS 8: And Franklin bites the dust (Episode 6)

"Every dog has its day. Today was not my day. I did my best but it wasn’t good enough. So it’s bye bye to camp.” With those words, Franklin Inegbedion made his way out of the Ososo jungle, Edo State, location of the Gulder Ultimate Search.
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Anichebe regrets Guinea miss

Anichebe regrets Guinea miss

Injured Nigeria striker Victor Anichebe is unhappy about missing next month’s final and decisive African Nations Cup qualifier against Guinea.

More protests over choice of LCDA candidate in Lagos

More protests over choice of LCDA candidate in Lagos

Protests have continued in Isolo Local Council Development Area of Lagos State as members of Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, traders and members of Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba communities took to the streets over alleged attempt by ACN to impose a chairmanship candidate for the October 22 council poll on them.

Gerrard, Ferdinand out of England’s Euro decider

Gerrard, Ferdinand out of England’s Euro decider

England coach Fabio Capello has decided against gambling on the fitness of Rio Ferdinand and Steven Gerrard after leaving the duo out of his squad for Friday’s crucial Euro 2012 qualifier against Montenegro.

Offiong dedicates gold medal to Gov Imoke

Offiong dedicates gold medal to Gov Imoke

The reigning African Table Tennis Champion Offiong Edem has dedicated the three gold medals and one silver she won at the just concluded All African Games in Maputo, Mozambique to Governor Liyel Imoke for motivating the Nigerian Table Tennis players from Cross River State before the All Africa Games.

Tevez sub snub was wrong says team-mate Richards

Tevez sub snub was wrong says team-mate Richards

Manchester City defender Micah Richards admits Carlos Tevez was wrong to ignore manager Roberto Mancini’s order to go on as a substitute in the Champions League defeat at Bayern Munich.

Everton contests Rodwell red card

Everton contests Rodwell red card

Everton have appealed to the English Football Association against Jack Rodwell’s red card in Saturday’s 2-0 defeat against arch rivals Liverpool.

Erosion threatens Bayelsa community

Erosion threatens Bayelsa community

Peremabiri community in the Boma clan in the Southern Ijaw local government area of Bayelsa State is on the throes of being washed away erosion as a large portion of the community is already submerged.

Bayern stay clear as 10-man Bremen slip at Hanover

Bayern stay clear as 10-man Bremen slip at Hanover

Bayern Munich remained three points clear at the top of the German league on Sunday after second-placed Werder Bremen slumped to a 3-2 defeat at Hanover and had goal-scorer Marko Arnautovic sent off.

NEITI: Towards better management of nation’s oil and gas resources

NEITI: Towards better management of nation’s oil and gas resources

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is a global effort aimed at improving the management of oil, gas and mining revenues in resource-rich countries. The initiative effectively took off in 2002 during the World Summit on Sustainable Development, which held in Johannesburg, South Africa.

We can’t afford to fail – Ajimobi

We can’t afford to fail – Ajimobi

GOVERNOR Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State has said his administration cannot afford to fail the state with the kind of confidence people of the state reposed in them.

Independence  blues

Independence blues

Here we go again, another October 1st… . It brings to the fore our yearnings for a nation worth its salt, blessed with abundant human and natural resources to re-assess itself and see if it is where it should be. Well are we? Methinks not! It is not about declaring a public holiday; it is about the next step, where do we go from here?

Poor reproductive health awareness fueling  maternal mortality

Poor reproductive health awareness fueling maternal mortality

Undoubtedly, it is widely accepted that health is a fundamental need for all but despite this fact, health conditions are found to be much inferior in rural communities compared with those in urban areas. In developing countries like Nigeria today, efforts to improve health conditions have had only modest impact on the health of the vast majority of the people, especially those living in the rural and remote areas of the countries.

Nothing To Celebrate At 51? I disagree, says Shagari

Nothing To Celebrate At 51? I disagree, says Shagari

NOTWITHSTANDING the socio-economic and political challenges confronting Nigeria, former President Shehu Shagari says the mere fact that she overcomes crises and has thus far survived as an entity was enough reason to celebrate her 51st independence anniversary.