Ondo students on rampage over alleged death of 20 colleagues
STUDENTS of Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, went on the rampage yesterday and vandalised no fewer than 50 vehicles including that of the Provost, Professor Adeyemi Idowu, over alleged mysterious death of no fewer than 20 of their colleagues in the last one month.
Sharing leadership experience: The South-South and Rwanda
I say the South-South initiative was reminiscent of the constitutional autonomy of the regional governments of the First Republic in the foreign policy arena, and not that they had identical autonomy.
Delta robbery shoot-out: CP rewards gallant officers
DELTA State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ikechukwu Aduba, yesterday, made a N500,000 donation to officers and men of the force, who confronted the bandits who shot and killed a Divisional Police Officers, DPO, during Monday’s robbery attacks at Ibusa and Igbodo in the state.
NDDC invites EFCC, ICPC to investigate its activities
The Niger-Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has invited EFCC and ICPC to investigate its activities and to prosecute officials found to be involved in corrupt practices.
Only God’ll rescue Nigeria from insecurity, economic woes – Bishop Ide
Bishop of the Warri Diocese of the Anglican Communion, Delta State, Rt. Rev. Christian Ide, has said that only God will rescue Nigeria from the problems of disunity, insecurity, economic afflictions and political dysfunctions plaguing the country.
Chime vs other PDP guber aspirants: Anxiety in Enugu over judgment delay
THERE is anxiety in Enugu State, following alleged delay in delivery of judgement on the validity or otherwise of Governor Sullivan Chime’s nomination as the ruling People’s Democratic Party’s, PDP, candidate for the 2011 election.
