Gov. Lamido enjoins voters to shun violence
Gov. Sule Lamido of Jigawa has enjoined voters in the state to shun violence in the ongoing local government polls in the state.
The betrayal
Mercy considered the words from her mother-in-law and felt there was a disconnect between her statements which were actually an after thought, and the situation on ground. Those words as far as she was concerned, were empty and only came from a first class pretender.
With Tukur’s exit, is it yet uhuru for PDP?
AFTER months of intrigues, manoeuvring, backstabbing and political intrigues, the embattled National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur on Thursday finally bowed to pressure and agreed to resign as Chairman of the party at least to save the party from total collapse.
Confab: Igbo leaders want ethnic groups to appoint Representatives
Concerned Igbo Leaders of Thought led by eminent constitutional lawyer, Prof Ben Nwabueze rose from their fourth meeting in Enugu yesterday, re-affirming their position that representation to the proposed national conference be based on ethnic nationalities.
APC violence in Ogun: PDP, GNI call for caution
The Peoples Democratic Party in Ogun State and the former governorship candidate of the Peoples Party of Nigeria, Gboyega Isiaka have urged the All Progressives Congress to stop the reign of terror and violence in the state.
Femi Falana’s son dumps law for music
lot of people will be amazed to learn that Femi Falana’s son is in love with music. Like his father, Folarin Falana popularly known as Falz TheBahdGuy is a trained lawyer who has now dumped the respected profession for his love for music.
My hips, legs are my selling point — Oge Nwuba
Actress Oge Nwuba in this interview, bares her mind on her acting career and many more…
N7m fraud case: Drama as judge grants bail to convicted Kogi LG chairman
A mild drama ensued at the Federal High Court Lokoja, the Kogi State capital, when Justice Inyang Ekwo granted bail to the former Chairman of Adavi Local Government Area of the state, Enesi Jimoh, who had earlier been convicted and sentenced to six months’ imprisonment without an option of fine by the same judge.
Anti-gay law: End of road for gay members?
Few days ago, President Jonathan gave assent to the bill that criminalises same-sex relationships in the country putting paid to all the hullabaloo about gay legal rights in Nigeria. The activities now attract 14 years in prison. The law also prescribed a ten-year jail term for membership or encouragement of gay clubs and groups. Hitherto, members express their belief in the open with pride. To them, GAY means God Accepts You, God Adores You and God Affirms You; where DIVA means Divinely Inspired Victoriously Anointed.
Crunchy Bafana tie: We need total concentration, Keshi declares
After picking their first maximum points in Wednesday’s 4-2 triumph over Mozambique, Super Eagles Chief Coach, Stephen Keshi has said that his wards need a 100 % concentration and focus as they play host, South Africa in a make or mar last group game that would guarantee the winner a ticket into the quarter finals of the ongoing CHAN tournament.
Cholera out break in Nasarawa kills 16
Sixteen persons were yesterday confirmed to have died from cholera , out of 306 cholera cases in Nassarawa state.
