How Amnesty Training Works

How Amnesty Training Works

THE Presidential Amnesty Programme has to start taking responsibility for its short-comings. At the moment, it thinks that others are to blame for lapses in its activities, some of which bring the programme to disrepute.
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2013 RAINFALL: Anxiety reigns over imminent flood

2013 RAINFALL: Anxiety reigns over imminent flood

THOUGH Nigerians are yet to recover from the devastating effects of the 2012 excessive rainfall, the nation is again confronted with predictions of unusual rainfall in 2013. In view of the havoc this might create if the predictions become real, fear is the word across the country. CHARLES KUMOLU reports.

ICT to contribute 15% to GDP by 2015 – Juwah

ICT to contribute 15% to GDP by 2015 – Juwah

Smarting from his exploits at the recently concluded Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Dr Eugene Juwah, has declared that Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product, GDP, would enjoy up to 15 percent increase from ICT contributions in 2015.

Reconstitute PCN Board now, ACPN tells Jonathan

Reconstitute PCN Board now, ACPN tells Jonathan

Worried by what it described as proliferation of illegal pharmaceutical premises, Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria, ACPN, has called on President Goodluck Jonathan to promptly reconstitute the Board of Pharmacists Council of Nigeria, PCN, to save innocent Nigerians from dangerous pharmacy practice.

PDP, power mongering and the APC (2)

PDP, power mongering and the APC (2)

ALL Progressive Congress, the political party that was cobbled together from at least four other major parties, is the opposition answer to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, behemoth in a Nigeria where the idea of independent candidacy is yet to gain sound footing however desirable.

A President and his Lady Lazarus

A President and his Lady Lazarus

SPEAKING at last of her hitherto ultra-secret six-week “rest” in Germany, Mrs Patience Jonathan, not known for nuance or circumspection, made a direct comparison to the Biblical Lazarus whom Jesus raised from the dead. “I am not Lazarus,” she said, then added “but my experience was similar to his.”

Feeding bottle Federalism: Ekweremadu’s musings on policing and politicians

Feeding bottle Federalism: Ekweremadu’s musings on policing and politicians

The congregation of local and international guests that gathered at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State last Friday for the public lecture was the unusual lot. Seated in the university hall were distinguished men and women from varied professions, arguably the most urbane congregation the university had received in recent years.

Govt must subsidize computers for students

Govt must subsidize computers for students

THE Federal Government has been called upon, as a matter of urgent national importance, to initiate a policy of subsidy of computer ownership for students at various levels of education in the country.

Eagles for honour in Calabar

Eagles for honour in Calabar

The Executive Governor of Cross River State, Senator Liyel Imoke is top of the list of personalities to be honoured at the first-ever Night of Stars, preceding the inaugural Nigeria Pitch Awards, which hold at the Conference Hall of Tinapa Lakeside Hotel and Resort, Calabar on Saturday, March 23.