Closure Over Tax: Tension in Imo as banks begin sympathy strike
Commercial banks operating in Imo State have shut their doors against their customers in what Vanguard gathered to be “sympathy protest.”
At least eight banks were shut by the state government last week over alleged tax evasion.
Impeachment Call: You’re toying with treason, Jonathan warns APC
President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, warned those opposed to his administration, including former political allies trading allegations of his sponsorship of a terror squad that they were treading the path of treason.
I’m not a Marxist, says Pope Francis
Pope Francis said he knew a lot of “good” Marxists but was no communist himself, following criticism of his diatribes against unfettered capitalism from conservative commentators in the United States.
NHRC intervenes in alleged fraud case against Pastor
THE National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has stepped into a case of alleged duping of a house wife, Mrs. Maryrose Okeke Ozude, by Pastor Samson Otis of Rhema Deliverance Ministry, Abagana in Anambra State.
Mandela goes home in blaze of glory
Songs, speeches, military parade and the booms of 21 gun salute rented the air, yesterday, as anti-apartheid hero, Nelson Mandela, took his resting place in Qunu, to mark an end to 95 years of struggle for freedom and dignity of black man in South Africa.
Dickson suspends 9 teachers for dereliction of duty
Nine teaching staff of Community Secondary School, Aleibiri, in Ekeremor Local Government Area of the state, were, weekend, suspended by the state governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson, for dereliction of duty.
