Unrighteous Money
13% oil derivation will cause another round of crisis in N-Delta – Senator Okpozo
Tinubu heads Awo Centre BoT
PDP BoT: Ekwueme, Anenih, Nnamani, Ahmadu Ali in battle royale
Exclusive: Taped Confessions of An Assassin: ‘How we killed Kano lawmakers for N40,000’
Ekiti 2014: PDP warned against shelving zoning
Jonathan means well for Nigerians – Abati
Events that shaped the visual art in 2012
Jonathan’s posters of controversy
I want to see our people live better – Amaechi
Keshi, NFF and semi final target
In the name of the President…let the campaigns begin?
Nations Cup: Keshi in ‘trouble’ over final team selection
2013: Time to put the masses first
Okorocha: My siren is louder than yours
Kogi State desires better health facilities
Belongingness, gratitude and New Year prophesies (2)

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‘How Delta uses FADAMA to stem poverty, boosts food production’
DELTA State Coordinator of FADAMA III, Mr Anthony Abanum, in this interview, speaks on how the project is redressing poverty and enhancing agrriculture in the state. He also says the recent flooding in Delta has some positive impact on the project. Excerpts:
Our elderly parents deserve quality care – Dr Iyabode Cole
Our culture as Africans demands that family members care for their elderly, and most families do this to the best of their ability. However, total commitment to this is declining due to pressures of everyday living and limited time and funds. Besides, our healthcare is yet to include special services for the elderly.
Liberty, most precious
The past has nothing to say that can condemn my present; What is done is done; time to do new and better things. I do agree with the saying that those who don’t learn from the past are doomed to repeat it but I go a step further to make an assertion of my own.
Umana’s assault on Akwa Ibom’s reconcilliation process – 1
NOTE: This was not the original article scheduled for this day. But some issues intrude on the best made plans demanding urgent response. This is one of them; especially because i am involved as you will find out. Pardon me for this. Thanks.
Educate a woman
Some say having a girl is like tending a neighbours’ garden. This is narrow minded and condescending perspective of low sense of value placed on females in our society. This is borne out of the way people react to the arrival of the birth of a baby boy: that of jubilation and in contrast,the arrival of a baby girl is often greeted with muted commiserations from friends and family. If the truth be told, the mother is often made to feel a failure if she does not provide the family with a male and a heir.
Army trains for security challenges
At the moment when security challenges appear to have gone a step beyond the police and is currently facing the armed forces shoulder-to-shoulder, the Nigerian Army is not resting on its oars. It devises tactics and means, from time to time, to get at the route of the challenges bone-to-bone, intelligence-to-intelligence and logistics-to-logistics. That precisely is what the Nigerian Army College of Logistics, under the leadership of Major General A. A. Martins, who is the commandant, has braced up to do.
Kalu drops out of Eagles
Rizespor forward, Uche Kalu has ruled himself out of the Nigerian squad for the Africa Cup of Nations, supersport.com can report. Kalu has struggled to recuperate from a groin injury and has opted to leave Nigeria’s pre-Afcon camp in Faro, Portugal.
I don’t have 48 houses anywhere in the world – Sylva
FORMER Governor of Bayelya State, Chief Timipre Sylva, Saturday, insisted that the 48 properties in Abuja, allegedly confiscated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, were not his, saying he had no 48 properties anywhere in the world.
Ogun Govt secretariat gutted by fire
Ogun State Government Secretariat, located in Oke-Masan, Abeokuta, was, Saturday evening, gutted by fire.
The fire affected the car park of the Obas complex at the Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs within the Governor’s Office.
Secret burial of 4-month-old exposes killer dad!
A father killing his own son, a four-month old baby, sounds gory, bizarre. Many may even doubt if the man is actually the biological father. But that scenario played out in Egbe, Yagba -West Local Government Area of Kogi State.

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