

Hard work truly pays – Eloho Phillip Solomon
The gladiators in Bayelsa
Seif al-Islam: Profile of reformer turned wanted fugitive
Nigerian lifter moves up world ranking
Pope signs African roadmap for Roman Catholic Church
ICC seeks to confirm Kadhafi son arrest
Minister gives condition for corps members to serve in banks
Water-tight security at Bayelsa’s PDP guber primary
Torres hitting form, says Villas-Boas
Kadhafi’s son Seif ‘arrested’ in south Libya
Nigeria ready for Africa Youth Swimming Championships, says Thomas
Ex-servicemen threaten to blow up pipelines over arrears
FG okays N1.5 bln for Egbin power plant repairs
Bayelsa: Massive security as PDP holds primaries
Boko Haram: Members are largely Nigerians – Immigration PRO
Boko Haram: Suspects used handsets to detonate bombs, SSS tells court
Bafarawa to ACN: You can’t query me
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SubscribeThe power brokers in Jonathan’s Presidency
THERE are many definitions of politics. One of them is the art or science of determining who gets what, where and when. In any government, there are men and women who have the ears of the ruler and can influence allocation of resources, appointments, projects and day-to-day decisions of the administration. Such people are known as power brokers.
Blame NFF if Eagles fail again – Okonkwo
Former Falconet coach, Emmanuel Tetteh Okonkwo has asked Nigerians not to blame Keshi if the Super Eagles fail to qualify for the 2013 Nations Cup in South Africa and 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Nigeria ‘ll crash if subsidy stays – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan has predicted that Nigeria would crash if the Federal Government failed to act fast by removing subsidy on petroleum products.
A Precarious crown
The world is a stage and everyone is an actor. When the light comes on, that is your opportunity to play a character, become someone else for a time limit and prove your mettle as you convince the audience that you are the character you portray. At the end of your performance, you take a bow and are either booed or applauded for doing a shoddy or great job.
Plea bargain, a good riddance – EFCC
The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mrs. Farida Waziri has welcomed the recent denunciation of the plea bargain justice system by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Dahiru Musdapher.
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