“Thank God it happened at night. If it had happened in the day time when lots of people were working, it would have been a disaster. There would have been commotion as people run for safety. The building housed over thirty companies”. With these words, a victim lamented…

As a young girl, she discovered her gift of speaking in tongues and prophecy at a time when she knew virtually nothing about such things as she was born into an Anglican church family. Fate had its way, and today, Bishop Chioma Grace Dauji is the Founder/Presiding Bishop of Amazing Grace Pentecostal Church in Lagos. She shares with Vista Woman her passion for serving God and humanity, particularly her work with prison inmates. Her words:

A top official of Oil and Gas Free Zone Authority, Mr. Adamu Mamman Kontagora, says Nigeria’s economy needs more of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to create jobs and pave the way for technology transfer in the system.

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, weekend, assured of the commitment of his administration towards establishing more federal universities across the six geo-political zones of the country.

Ondo State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Mrs. Olayinka Alabi, has condemned an alleged inhuman treatment purportedly meted out to two women in the state.

A legal practitioner and public affairs commentator, Mr Jesutega Onokpasa, has described as untrue, mischievous and ridiculous a report credited to the Delta State chapter of the Democratic Peoples Party, DPP, that Asaba International Airport is uncompleted.

A chieftain of the Democratic Peoples Party (DPP), Comrade Emudia Akpoyoma, has called on Chief Ighoyota Amori, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of Delta Central in the last National Assembly election to support Senator Pius Ewherido in the general interest of Urhobo instead of engaging him in a legal battle.

The N1 billion law suit slammed on the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF has continued to generate reactions from football stakeholders even as the Bayelsa-born coach turned down entreaties to seek other avenues to settle with the football house.

THE Niger Delta Nationalities Forum in Lagos State has disassociated itself from a group of ethnic nationalities which vowed to stop the Federal Government from its planned removal of fuel subsidy.

Since Nigeria gained independence as a sovereign state and started the democratic journey through conduct of elections, the April 2011 elections may, for some time, perhaps forever, be the most bloody in the country. The post-election violence that erupted in parts of the country left very ugly taste in the mouth especially in Kaduna State. The violence prompted the Federal Government to inaugurate a panel that would examine the causes.