Reinstatement: Salami in dilemma over NJC’s conditions
The National Judicial Council, NJC, may have unwittingly raised and dashed hopes of the embattled President of the Court of Appeal, PCA,Justice Isa Ayo Salami, to reclaim the office he was forced to vacate last year August.
Revelations of a bereaved mother: ‘Amadi was not born with asthma’
Emotion was very high last Friday, when the remains of Ogbonna Amadi were laid to eternal rest in a crypt fit for a king. But besides the grief and numbness that rented the air, late Amadi’s aging mother, Grace Amadi in this brief conversation with Showtime, relives memories of her last moments with her late son and what his death meant to her. The story…
Jennifer Ehidiamen: The world is changing; make sure you are not left behind
Your first encounter with Jennifer leaves you with a strong impression that she is cut out for a career in journalism. Jennifer who is only 28 years old has travelled far and wide using her pen to inspire positive change around the world.
FLOOD: NGO rescues 12,300 trapped flood victims in Delta
A non-governmental organisation, DICKENS Sanomi foundation, Friday, rescued 12,300 persons trapped in the ravaging flood in six local government areas in Delta State under its Project ‘Rescue 10,000 Flood victims in Delta and Bayelsa States’.
On God’s side
Whenever I am on board an airline flying out of the country, I love to watch the in-flight entertainment. My favorites are thrillers and romantic comedies. A friend on board the same flight with me to the Uk recommended that I watch the documentary on The renowned reggae star, Bob Marley. I am not really a fan of reggae music; not that I hated it but my curiosity was piqued and I decided to give it a try.
My experience in life became an eye opener – Osakwe
Dr. Kingsley Ezeatakwulu Osakwe was born in Aba, Abia State on June 5, 1946 into the family of late Mr and Mrs Osakwe. His father Francis Egwuenu Osakwe was a businessman who acquired so much wealth at his tender age and his mother, Bernice Iyenuwa Osakwe was a petty trader .
