Murder trial suffers setback as prosecution fails to present witnesses
The trial of an accused, Ann Agu, for alleged murder suffered a setback on Monday as the prosecution failed to present three witnesses.
Osun’s changing environment
I HAVE lived through several administrations since the creation of OsunState and none has had the sort of visible impact that this man has had in so short a time.
Between Delta State govt and Shell (2)
IN his address to the Institute of Directors, Brian Anderson, who was until June 1997 the Managing Director of Nigeria’s Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited observed that: “The world around us is changing rapidly; liberalisation, globalisation and technology are three powerful forces at the global level shaping the future.
60,000 women die through pregnancy complications annually – NPHCDA
Executive Secretary of National Primary Health Care Development Agency, NPHCDA, Dr. Ado Mohammed, has said that no fewer than 60,000 Nigerian women die annually from complications in pregnancy.
Etok’s allegations spurious – Akpabio
Akwa Ibom State Government has described as unfortunate, statement credited to Senator Aloysius Etok, of Ikot Ekpene Senatorial District, wherein he made “spurious allegations that the state governor, Chief Godswill Akpabio, was after his life.”
Shocker! Athletes protest against high standards
Bizarre! Scared that they would not be able to measure up to the standards set for them not only to develop but also to earn money at the Golden League, Nigerian athletes staged a protest in the Benin on Saturday and opted out, hoping that the the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) would lower the standards for them.
