AFTER much dithering , the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP is set to tomorrow, correct the avoidable mistakes that shadowed last year’s national convention.

THE leadership of Delta State House of Assembly, yesterday, said its resumption of sitting, after members’ overseas’ training session, was caused by the digitalisation of the hallowed chamber and Peoples Democratic Party’s congress in Calabar, which members were attending.

The Association of Fast Food and Confectioners of Nigeria, AFFCON, an umbrella body of Quick Service Restaurants, QSR in Nigeria, said it contributes an annual revenue of N200 billion into the growth of the economy.

WizkId, Ayo Balogun has got every reason to beat his chest again, even going as far as calling everyone “broke” this time around with a bit of a smirk on his face as another feat has been added to his mounting heap of honours and accomplishments.

The Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, Thursday, disclosed that out of the more than 77 oil blocks awarded between 2005 and 2007, only one is producing, a situation that has called for urgent intervention by the Federal Government.

After failing to progress to the semi final stage of the Afrobasket holding in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, players of the senior men’s basketball national team have offered an apology to Nigerians for the disappointment.

FOR one who came to government from the field of business, it is understandable that Governor Peter Obi would explore all avenues to generate money for the state.

GOVERNOR Chibuike Amaechi of Rivers State – and his indigenous supporters and opponents – take delight in upsetting each other, regularly engage in vitriolic wars of words and use every tool they have at their disposals – including public funds, the compromised Nigerian legal system and their influential non-Rivers cronies – to inflict various humiliations and annoyances on each other.

Meanwhile, buoyed by the support he is getting from majority of the members of the state House of Assembly, Taraba Acting Governor, Alhaji Garba Umar, yesterday, countered Governor Danbaba Suntai’s decision to dissolve the State Executive Council.

Sixteen out of the 24 members of the Taraba State House of Assembly, yesterday, barred ailing Governor Danbaba Suntai, from resuming work, on account of his feeble state of health.