Nigeria won’t break, even if Jonathan loses 2015, says Mohammed
Second Republic federal lawmaker, Dr. Junaid Mohammed, yesterday dispelled fears that Nigeria would break if President Goodluck Jonathan was not allowed a second term in office in 2015.
Mohammed pointed out that the country had gone beyond the stage of disintegrating on account of the electoral fortune of one man.
City splash £300,000 on Iheanacho’s father
It has been learnt that Kelechi Iheanacho’s father and Taye Academy have received half of what was promised them by Manchester City.
Unemployment still high despite economic recovery
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has expressed concern that the economic growth recorded in many countries has not translated to creation of job opportunities and reduction of poverty level.
Jonathan pledges N14bn to support dry season farming
President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday announced the sum of N14 billion to support farmers engaged in dry season farming in the country.
2015: Four candidates battle for Edo North senatorial seat
NO fewer than four persons have indicated their interest to represent Edo North senatorial district in the Senate come 2015 and this is coming on the heels of a warning by associates of the incumbent, Senator Domingo from Akoko Edo Local Government Area of the state, to those angling for the seat from Etsako axis, to wait for their turn as they cannot have the sitting governor, Mr Adams Oshiomhole and the senatorial position.
N-Delta ex-militants pass confidence vote on Manager
NIGER Delta ex-militants in the Third Phase of the Federal Government’s Amnesty Programme have passed a vote of confidence on the senator representing Delta South senatorial district, Senator James Manager, for providing adequate representation to the district in the National Assembly.
