Voter’s card revolution

Voter’s card revolution

I HAVE been into activism since 1985 having served the late Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti, the younger brother of the great revolutionary musician, the late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti as a printer/activist from 1985 till he died in 2006; we, together with other patriotic Nigerians, fought the military that ruled our country for 29 years without our consent, to vacate power for democratic governance to emerge.
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Only 2 died in Ogun NURTW clash – Ogun govt

Only 2 died in Ogun NURTW clash – Ogun govt

Ogun State government has denied a report in Thursday’s edition of Vanguard that 20 persons died in last Wednesday’s clash between members of rival factions of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, in Sango-Ota.

N50bn tax waivers: Reps to probe Vaswani brothers

N50bn tax waivers: Reps to probe Vaswani brothers

THE Vaswani brothers are again in the news over alleged N50 billion tax waivers granted by the Federal Government to Stallion Group owned by them, as the House of Representatives is set to investigate the manner the waiver was granted.

The basics of happy marriage in Islam

The basics of happy marriage in Islam

The basic and most essential attribute of a Muslim marriage is faith which nurtures love and breeds persevearance. Since Islam is a way of life and not just a religion confined to daily worship, faith about the omniscient God, about how He direct our affairs becomes an integral part of a Muslim’s life.

Mark tasks Arewa on insecurity

Mark tasks Arewa on insecurity

SENATE President, Senator David Mark, Thursday, raised the alarm that the level of insecurity in the North had become worrisome to Nigerians.

Soured Amala: Oyo PDP laments

Soured Amala: Oyo PDP laments

Having tasted the juice in political power, major stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Oyo State seem to be ruing the internal squabbles that led them to lose control of the state to the Action Congress of Nigeria. Could they have lost out for the foreseeable future?

Ejide canvases more  friendly for Eagles

Ejide canvases more friendly for Eagles

Eagles second choice goalkeeper, Austin Ejide has said that the Super Eagles can be better again with more friendly matches even as he urged Nigerians to forget the Nations Cup ouster.

Democracy without opposition

Democracy without opposition

DEMOCRACY, as a concept would be described as a government of the people, for the people and for the people. It was invented by the Greeks to find a way for people to be governed by their own people for the common good. Thus, democracy could be accepted as one of the best ways to govern a community.

Cashless economy will enhance monetary policy – CBN

Cashless economy will enhance monetary policy – CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said the cash policy will enhance the efficacy of monetary policy as more economic agents will resort to more use of cheques and e-payments while more currency in circulation will be captured within the banking system.

Bauchi officials divert health care vehicles

Bauchi officials divert health care vehicles

Officials of the Bauchi State Government have been accused of diverting vehicles donated by the Canadian government to Ningi Community for health care projects, to personal use.

NHF, Grand Cereals walk for healthy heart

NHF, Grand Cereals walk for healthy heart

The countless health benefits of walking just 30 minutes a day, five days a week, were at the front burner last week when hundreds of Nigerians came out in their colourful T- Shirts to raise awareness on the importance of activity to the heart.

New revenue formula out 1st quarter 2012 – Mbam

New revenue formula out 1st quarter 2012 – Mbam

In the words of the RMAFC boss, “we will present the proposed formula to the president by the first quarter of 2012. We are conscious of the importance of the revenue formula to all Nigerians and that is why we have taken steps to ensure that we come out with a new revenue formula that the people will be happy with.”

Govs undecided over Minimum Wage Law – Mimiko

Govs undecided over Minimum Wage Law – Mimiko

GOVERNOR Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State, Thursday in Ilorin, Kwara State, said state governors had not taken position on the plan to remove labour from the exclusive legislative law and review the National Minimum Wage law to enable states negotiate with their workers on what they could afford to pay.

LASU: Call Fashola to order, youth forum tells ACN

LASU: Call Fashola to order, youth forum tells ACN

LAGOS – A group, Young Journalists Forum, YJF, has condemned the recent increment of over 700 per cent in Lagos State University’s fees, describing it as Governor Babatunde Fashola’s dangerously growing conservatism.