GDI mobilises for 2015 polls

Grassroots Development Initiative, GDI, a mobilisation group, has commenced the appointment of coordinators in Lagos for all local government areas to sensitise residents to partake in politics.
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Terrorism: Cleric calls for more prayers

General Overseer of God’s Kingdom Mission, Warri, Delta State, Arch-Minister Roland Ogene, has condemned the recent bomb blast in Nyanya, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, which killed over 70 people, and called for more prayers.

Dickson tasks Bayelsans on business initiatives

Bayelsa State governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson, has identified lack of business initiative, indolence and irresponsible behaviour as factors contributing to high rate of unemployment and poverty in the state.

Searching for light in the dark

IT was afternoon, and the sun beat down with all the anger it could muster. Francis Igbineweka (not real names) held his mobile phone handset against his left ear as he trekked down the street. Beads of sweat formed on his forehead, even as rivulets of the same sweat streamed down the middle of his back.

Re: Much Ado about power shift in Delta North

DELTA State is one of those geo-political entities in Nigeria where social and inter-ethnic re-engineering have proved abortive as its history since the cloning of the state in 1991 has been that of virulent acrimonious relationship among the different nationalities that make up the state.

Are we ready for this war?

WITH the way the Boko Haram ins urgency is playing out, it is apt to ask the question once again: How prepared are we for this battle? It is not a matter of mouthing it, we must let our actions speak.

Kebbi Govt. trains 150 Sharia Court Judges

The Kebbi Government on Tuesday commenced the training of 150 Sharia Courts Judges on advanced Sharia Legal System to enhance dispensation of Islamic Justice in the state.

Let us concentrate on resource generation instead of resource control – Confab delegate

ONE of the delegates representing the South South minorities in the on-going Constitutional Conference in Abuja, Chief Paul Enebeli has said that what is important now is to focus on resource generation instead of agitation for resource control, arguing that this approach would rather create a cordial atmosphere than talking about resource control.

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