Boko Haram won’t destabilise Nigeria – CDS
Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Oluseyi Petirin Friday warned Boko Haram and other terrorist groups intent on destabilizing Nigeria to think again as the Nigeria Armed forces would hit hard at any such group in its resolve to keep the nation one and ensure the sustenance of democracy.
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.
Blatter sorry for racism remarks but won’t quit
FIFA president Sepp Blatter apologised Friday for his “unfortunate comments” on racism in the game but rejected calls to resign as head of world football’s governing body.
Customs impounds arms, ammunition at MMIA
Nigeria Customs Services, NCS, yesterday, impounded a cache of abandoned arms and ammunition in the strong room of the Nigeria Aviation Handling Company Limited, NAHCO, at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.
Jonathan inaugurates constitutional amendment committee
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan yesterday laid to rest the widespread clamour for another round of constitutional conference to fashion out a new constitution for Nigeria, as he has jettisoned the idea and inaugurated a committee to review of the report of the 2006 Constitutional Conference.
Pay compensation or face consequences, FG warns BA, Virgin Atlantic
The Federal Government, yesterday, dared British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Airways to refuse to compensate Nigerians for their unfair method of competition, deceptive practices and violation of Nigerian law and be prepared to face the consequences.
