US Elections: Obama says ‘best is yet to come’

US Elections: Obama says ‘best is yet to come’

President Barack Obama told cheering supporters early Wednesday that "the best is yet to come" for the United States as he stormed to a second term by defeating the Republican Mitt Romney.
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We’ll break Nigerians hearts – Banyana Banyana

We’ll break Nigerians hearts – Banyana Banyana

Banyana Banyana hat-trick hero Andisiwe Mgcoyi is confident that they can beat Nigeria for the first time when the two sides meet in the semi-final of the 2012 African Women’s Championship in Bata today.

Mali: Nwachukwu, others caution FG against hasty move

Mali: Nwachukwu, others caution FG against hasty move

Former External Affairs Minister, General Ike Nwachukwu (rtd), yesterday, cautioned President Goodluck Johnathan against taking a hasty decision to deploy Nigerian troops to Mali as part of the multilateral military intervention force to rout the Al-Qaeda-backed Tuareg rebels that have taken the northern part of the Sahelian country.

Watch out for reptiles, Uduaghan warns flood victims

Watch out for reptiles, Uduaghan warns flood victims

GOVERNOR Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State, yesterday, warned that reptiles such as snakes and other dangerous animals, could be prowling in the abandoned homes of flood victims and warned that they should not rush home until government had fumigated and cleaned-up the affected areas.

‘No banana peel from Banyana Banyana’

‘No banana peel from Banyana Banyana’

Super Falcons coach, Kadiri Ikhana declared yesterday that South Africa’s Bayana Bayana will not prove a stumbling block when they clash today in the semi-final of the African Women Championship in Equatorial- Guinea.

NYSC members to  acquire martial arts skills

NYSC members to acquire martial arts skills

Deputy Director, Publications of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Mr. Peter Atilola, has said NYSC members were being trained on martial arts to defend themselves when the need arose.

Ondo Assembly suspends 9 council bosses

Ondo Assembly suspends 9 council bosses

THE Ondo State House of Assembly yesterday wielded the big stick by suspending indefinitely nine out of the 18 chairmen of local council caretaker committees for undermining their authority.

AGF challenges CJN

AGF challenges CJN

Barely three months after the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar, accused him of unwittingly contributing to the undue delay in prosecution of high profile cases of corruption in the country, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke, SAN, yesterday, fired back, blaming it on ineptitude of judges.

Chukwu joins Keshi, Jay Jay for Delta Gov’s cup

Chukwu joins Keshi, Jay Jay for Delta Gov’s cup

Determined to build sports culture on school children, Delta State Governor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan has moved the venue of today’s opening game of the Governor’s Cup to the Saint Patrick College, Asaba.

We’ll revive ginger production in Ham land -James Kura Garba, new Magajin Rafin Jabba

We’ll revive ginger production in Ham land -James Kura Garba, new Magajin Rafin Jabba

HAM or Jaba land, in Jaba Local Government Area of Kaduna State is popular world-wide as a citadel of an ancient civilisation of iron dating back centuries before Christ was born. Nok village in Ham land is sited beside gaping caves on the foot of the rugged Nok hill, a strolling distance from Koi, the administrative headquarters of Jaba land.

UN to Nigeria: Force foreign oil firms to clean-up environment

UN to Nigeria: Force foreign oil firms to clean-up environment

THE United Nations, UN, yesterday said if Nigeria as a country must achieve environmental sustainability, it must force foreign oil companies that must have polluted the communities to engage in a total clean-up of the areas they operate.

Soku oil field: Bayelsa faults Rivers’ N17bn claim

Soku oil field: Bayelsa faults Rivers’ N17bn claim

As the controversy over ownership of the disputed Soku oil wells rages, Bayelsa State Government, yesterday, said there was no iota of truth in Rivers State Government’s claim that Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission, wrongly paid the state N17bn from escrow account.