Bukola Saraki’s annual ritual of stampedes
LAST Wednesday, as has become his wont, during Sallah, Bukola Saraki, former KwaraState governor and Senator representing Kwara Central, gathered people in Ilorin to distribute money and pieces of cloths.
Amaechi not interferring in judiciary matters – Rivers AG
Amid insinuations in some quarters that Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi, has been interfering in performance of judges functions , the State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice Worgu Boms, has debunked the allegation describing it as not only a criminal contempt but also desperation of emerging political group in the state.
Associated Airlines: Surviving crash victim’s toes, fingers amputated
All 10 toes and five fingers on the left hand of one of the surviving cabin crew of the Associated Airlines, Mrs. Quinneth Owolabi, were eventually amputated four days ago.
Iraq plot Eaglets shock
Iraq have said that they plan to exploit the weak defence line of the Golden Eaglets in tomorrow’s final group F game in Dubai.
16-yrs old student wins PZ Cussons Chemistry Challenge
Sixteen-year-old Emmanuel Ejiogu Onyekachi of Miketoy College, Ikotun, Lagos State, has emerged winner of the first Chemistry Challenge sponsored by PZ Cussons.
Labour, a growing tyrant
Before they went on their annual recess this year, the Senate chamber of the National Assembly had taken a progressive step towards the decentralisation of Labour matters. They voted in the ongoing constitution amendment to remove Labour issues from the Exclusive List to the Concurrent List.
