Child dies, 22 others injured in Ogun auto-crash
Clerics urge Pope to propagate virtue of peace
CP queries DSP over shooting of lawyer
Hoodlums sack Ondo monarch from palace
Osaze attacks West Brom on Twitter
Boko Haram: A people’s alternative to peace
Armed Robbery At MMIA
Dana Air suspends flight operations
Ekiti varsity expels 5 students over alleged rape
The Chavez in Aregbesola
Gunmen kidnap 45-yr-old housewife
The war against Rochas Okorocha
APGA insists on holding National Convention April 8
Impeachment saga: Oganihu Owerri strategises

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Lagos records 100% improvement in WAEC
GOVERNOR Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, has said the state recorded a 100 per cent improvement in the 2012 West African Examination Council, WAEC, results, attributing the achievement to the “Support Our Schools Initiative” that promotes better teaching and learning environment in the state.
Alams, others deserve pardon -Tukur
National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, yesterday, threw his weight behind the recent state pardon granted by President Goodluck Jonathan to former governor of Bayelsa State, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, and former bank executive, Shettima Bulama, among others, saying they deserved the pardon and called for the understanding of Nigerians.
Kogi polls: PDP chairman, secretary brutalised
PREPARATION for the conduct the local government elections in Kogi State slated for May 4, got underway weekend with the councillorship primaries of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, held across the 21 local councils.
Much ado about state pardons
PREROGATIVE of mercy and state pardons are not new in politics and public administration. Since Nigeria gained independence in 1960, state pardon has been a powerful instrument used by the successive regimes and ruling cliques to manage relationships with their former friends who have become foes or their former foes who have either become friends or are no longer threats.
Nigeria and the CAF executive seat
If I had my way, I would have banished this topic to the recesses of my personal history. In the words of the NFF President Alhaji Aminu Maigari, I would have taken this as one of those experiences needed to guide one through the slimy maze of one’s sojourn on earth.

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