‘Why Nigeria’s power problem persists’
The country’s power problem persists because past administrations failed to integrate electricity generation and distribution into Nigeria’s long-term development plan, an energy law expert, Mr Soji Awogbade, said, yesterday.
Ekiti PDP crisis worsens as Fayose, others suspended
…My suspension laughable – Fayose
The crisis rocking the PDP in Ekiti State worsened on Tuesday as the party announced the suspension of Mr Ayo Fayose, a former governor in the state.
Kate’s parents visit Britain’s royal baby
The parents of Prince William’s wife Kate visited her in hospital Tuesday, becoming the first family members to see the couple’s new baby as the rest of the world awaited a glimpse of the future British king.
Cameroon court convicts two over homosexuality
A court in Cameroon, one of the least gay-tolerant countries in the world, on Tuesday sentenced a man to two years in prison and handed down a suspended one-year jail sentence to an underage youth for homosexuality.
Aregbesola vows to continue demolition exercise
Gov. Rauf Aregbesola of Osun has vowed to continue the demolition exercise in Osogbo in order to give it a befitting status.
We are still waiting for government – ASUU
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), says it is still waiting for another meeting proposed by the Federal Government, to discuss the way forward concerning the ongoing lecturers’ strike.
