Nigeria needs an Igbo President to march forward – Ezeife

Nigeria needs an Igbo President to march forward – Ezeife

Former Governor of Anambra State, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife in this no-holds barred interview x-rays Nigeria’s socio-economic and political development these past 52 years and posits that the component nationalities and other social forces in the country must fix Nigeria this time around or forget about its future
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AfricaMagic unveils viewers’ Choice awards

AfricaMagic unveils viewers’ Choice awards

Last weekend, MultiChoice Africa recorded another milestone when its popular channel, AfricaMagic instituted an award called AfricaMagic Viewers’ Choice Awards.

Three roast to death in a fatal accident

Three roast to death in a fatal accident

THREE persons were allegedly burnt to death yesterday when a Hilux vehicle they were driving rammed into a stationery petrol tanker around the Air Force barracks and burst into flames.

Insecurity: Army boss alerts on proliferation of arms, ammunitions

Insecurity: Army boss alerts on proliferation of arms, ammunitions

Chief of Army Staff,Lt. General Azubuike Ihejirika has raised the alarm over the proliferation of arms and ammunition among certain misguided people in the society, saying ,“people are able to acquire heavy machine guns and AK 47 rifles. They are just like walking sticks all over the place. It is worrisome”.

Transformation: Bovine catharsis

Transformation: Bovine catharsis

We are in difficult times as a nation. We are getting deeper and deeper into the abyss of inaction and poor rendition of leadership essentials. It is becoming humiliating and shameful to some of us seeing the level Nigeria has plunged into. The transformation mantra that heralded this administration has since plummeted and the fresh air that was promised has since become a hollow ritual.

Live your best, it’s just one life – Victor Okoro

Live your best, it’s just one life – Victor Okoro

Victor Okoro is one of the many young people born without a silver spoon in Amukoko (Lagos), a ghetto as perceived by many in Lagos. Growing up for him was expectedly unpleasant, but he learnt to see the gold buried in this slum.