D’ artist’s expression of identity through Fireworks

D’ artist’s expression of identity through Fireworks

The just concluded exhibition tagged Fireworks by Chike Onuorah, held at Terra Kulture, Lagos, shows that the Nigeria painter best known as D’Artist has succeeded in proving the point that irrespective of the challenges undermining Nigerian artists, he is bent on maintaining his energy in terms of consistency and creativity.
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Government is not doing anything to curb casualisation in Nigeria – Aberare

Government is not doing anything to curb casualisation in Nigeria – Aberare

Isaac O. Aberare, General secretary, Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers. In this interview with Moses Nosike of Saturday Vanguard, on casualisation in Nigeria, he reveals how indigenous and foreign companies contravene Labour laws because of government inability to enforce them. He stressed further how Nigerian workers spend 30 years in an employment as contract staff and others.

AUDU OGBEH (2) ‘I can’t as chairman be wandering around ministries looking for contracts’

AUDU OGBEH (2) ‘I can’t as chairman be wandering around ministries looking for contracts’

They have all sorts of things together and then the fight against the third term. Of course, we had said from the beginning it can’t work. No dictator has ever survive in this country. So, why should we try it? Follow the rules. It wasn’t very popular with many. You knew what happened there. Of course, Anambra was an issue. Why would we use strategies like that to resolve issue? If Ngige’s election was faulty, then wait for the courts.

Unemployment crisis, casualisation threaten economic growth

Unemployment crisis, casualisation threaten economic growth

As 2015 draws very near, Nigeria is still not listed any where near the 10 countries that have made rapid progress to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) which particularly include MDGI (eradicate extreme poverty) by providing gainful employment to a significant proportion of its population.

I’ve no power to appoint Judge – Uduaghan

I’ve no power to appoint Judge – Uduaghan

GOVERNOR of DeltaState, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, Friday, said he had no power to unilaterally appoint a judge in the state, declaring that the authority rested with the National Judiciary Council, NJC.

U-17 World Cup: Golden Eaglets’ coach, Garba so so confident

U-17 World Cup: Golden Eaglets’ coach, Garba so so confident

The Golden Eaglets begin their quest for a fourth FIFA U-17 title with their head coach, Manu Garba exhuding a burning confidence that could make all other coaches in the competition, especially his Group F opponents in Al Ain City of UAE cringe with fear.

My hubby loves  to see me in mini – Chioma Toplis

My hubby loves to see me in mini – Chioma Toplis

Despite being the busiest actress in Nollywood,plus-sized actress, Chioma Toplis has continued to be an item in the industry. Since 2004 when she had her break in Nollywood, the busty role interpreter is not resting on her oars. Based in the United Kingdom, the fair- complexion actress who combines acting with her business of selling and buying has featured in many flicks such as Iraq and Iran, Zara, Sincerity, Deadly Friend, Proof of Life, Mad Ghost, among many others. Married to a Briton, the controversial sexy actress in this interview, addresses some of the issues bothering on career, controversies, marital life and dress sense.

We’re not under pressure to beat Ethiopia – Nsofor

We’re not under pressure to beat Ethiopia – Nsofor

Super Eagles fringe player, Victor Obinna Nsofor has stated that that the team will not be under any pressure to beat Ethiopia when they meet in the second leg of the World Cup qualifier in Calabar on November 16.

TRAGEDY OF CASUALISATION:  How companies enslave casual workers

TRAGEDY OF CASUALISATION: How companies enslave casual workers

It is really not easy to work here especially, as a casual staff. Some of us that are here as casual staff are most often subjected to what could be called slavery. We are often treated like slaves. If not that, I don’t like staying idle, this is not the kind of place I had in mind working after spending some years in the polytechnic to get an OND certificate.

Heart attach stops heart attack

Heart attach stops heart attack

Omotayo knew something was terribly wrong when she woke up early one Monday morning feeling a crushing feeling in her chest. “I almost passed out from the pain, which was worsened by several bouts of shortness of breath. I just felt dreadful, she recalled.” It was the second time Omotayo would be feeling like that. “The first time was about three months earlier, but the pain was a lot milder.”

Double tragedy hits Edo family:

Double tragedy hits Edo family:

When 35 year-old Adesuwa got married to Kevin Okihria from Iruekpen in Esan West Local Government Council, Edo State in 2004, she prayed that the resentment that bedevilled the union from some of her in-laws will fade with time. Few years after the union, a lot of issues, including the couple’s inability to have a child of their own, compounded her fate. The sordid situation ended up with the death of both the mother in-law and her husband under mysterious circumstances that now pose a great threat to her life.