SINCE 9/11, over ten years ago, terrorism has taken many dramatic changes. The modern global lifestyle has made it even easier for terrorist groups to learn and copy new methods and approaches to achieving their dastardly plans.

VEHICULAR movement along the ever busy Warri/PortHarcourt road was on hold for several hours Saturday evening as youths from the Niger Delta blocked the PTI junction, Delta State, to protest the alleged failure of the Niger Delta Ministry to address the developmental issues in the region.

Gov. Babangida Aliyu of Niger says he is not breeding anaconda snakes in his farm and does not have a university in Ghana.

Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara State has urged the Federal Government to evolve an agricultural policy that will effectively trickle down to the grassroots and have the desired maximum impact of creating wealth, food security, generating massive employment among others in the nation, stressing that without agriculture, Nigeria cannot move forward.

NIGERIANS scorn scandals. They have seen enough that nothing is new. When former President Olusegun Obasanjo said most legislators were “rogues and armed robbers,” no outrage was expected.

ABEOKUTA – Ogun, Ondo and Lagos states, yesterday, marked the Children’s Day with funfare and policy statements from their governors.

FOUR schools drawn from Ilupeju and Ikorodu in Lagos State will, today, participate in a debate competition organised as part of the Children’s Day and World Milk Day celebrations by Nutricima Limited, a nutrition firm.

Prominent political stakeholders from the North were at the weekend divided in their response to the renewed bid by elder-statesman Chief Edwin Clark to position President Goodluck Jonathan for another term in office in 2015.

Despite recent reduction in the initial listing and annual listing fees by the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), investigations by Financial Vanguard have revealed that the NSE still remains the costliest stock exchange in the emerging markets.

UMUAHIA – ABIA State Government has announced the discovery of no fewer than 4,334 ghost pensioners on its payroll.