Eagles get Code of Conduct booklet in Atlanta
The Nigeria Football Federation is taken nothing to chance as it seeks a decent performance at this year’s World Cup in Brazil and better conduct by players and officials of all national team in the future.
Nigeria earned $600bn from oil in 53 years — Ezekwesili
Nigeria has so far earned over $600 billion from oil in the last 53 years.
Labour threatens to resist fuel price increase
NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday, asked the Federal Government and its agency, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to stop punishing Nigerians with fuel scarcity, warning that any attempt to increase the pump price of fuel would be resisted by organised labour.
World Day of Muslim Culture: For peace to reign
Next week March 11, will be observed another World Day of Muslim Culture, Peace and Dialogue. This day was created in 2010 by Javed Mohammed of San Francisco who proclaimed the day as a special observance to share and discuss Muslim culture.
Union decries FG’s neglect of Alvan Ikoku College of Education
Academic staff of Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri, AIFCEO, have described as “most unfortunate” the Federal Government’s alleged refusal to address the problems hindering effective teaching and learning in the system.
Tension in Ekpoma over alleged release of kidnap suspects
BENIN—THERE are indications of restiveness in the University town of Ekpoma, administrative headquarters of Esan West Local Government Area of Edo State and its environs, over alleged sudden release of two out of six kidnap suspects arrested in the town.
We need Uche in Eagles – Umeh
First Vice President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Chief Mike Umeh was one of thousands of Nigerians that stayed awake in the early hours of Thursday to watch the Super Eagles take on fellow World Cup qualifiers, Mexico in Atlanta, USA.
This year, be prepared to show your TIN — ODUBA
OLA OGUNDIPE writes that the new national tax policy and Taxpayer’s Identification Number ,TIN, is gradually gathering momentum,
Are we really fair to Sanusi?
IN his first reaction after being suspended as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi made some profound statements. In making reference to the allegations of profligacy and financial recklessness levelled against him by government, he strenuously drew a comparison between his compliance to rules and that of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC.
Irrigation key to national food security — Perm Sec
Permanent Secretary, Bauchi State Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources Dr Dauda Abdullahi has said that harnessing the nation’s irrigation potential was the key to its food security. Abdullahi, who said this in Bauchi, added that it would be difficult for the country to meet its food needs by depending on rainfall.
