2015: Those asking Jonathan not to run should have a rethink—Ray Morphy
Ray Morphy is the president, South East-South South Professional Group and publisher of the now rested Summit Newspapers. He has also been a ringside spectator in many of the political developments from 1999 till date. In this interview, he shares his thoughts on the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) crisis and controversies over whether or not President Goodluck Jonathan should seek re-election in 2015.
FG to establish Commission for Persons with Disabilities
The Federal Government says it will soon establish a National Commission for Persons with Disabilities to serve as the platform for the enforcement of all provisions of the Disability Act.
Oil theft, Chatham House and the Ribadu report
THE London-based independent think tank, Chatham House, has just released a damning report on the thriving oil theft in the oil-rich Niger Delta region.
Three severely burnt in Lekki gas fire
Three people were severely burnt during a fire outbreak at the early hours of Tuesday, September 8, 2013, at the company premises of Second Coming Nigeria Limited Gas Plant, along Lekki – Epe express way, Sangotedo, Ajah.
Terrorism: Between Shekau and Kelvin, any link?
The Federal Government’s coordinated war against terrorism and other acts of criminality witnessed a
major boost recently with the arrest and detention of a kidnap kingpin, Mr Kelvin Oniarah, who is believed to be the mastermind behind all kidnap cases in the South East and South South regions.
Islamists blow up bridge in Mali
Armed Islamic extremists on Tuesday blew up a small bridge south of Mali’s largest northern town of Gao, wounding two civilians, police and local government sources said.
