Jonathan needs to sack more aides
To place governance on some measure of intellect is to officially seek answers constantly to recurring posers in society. One such poser in Nigeria is the increasing level of public rejoicing whenever a government official is relieved of his appointment. It does not really matter how highly placed the affected official is.
BRAZIL 2014: Salami is better than Ideye, Pinnick tells Keshi
Delta Football Association boss, Pinnick Amaju has suggested to Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi that Warri Wolves striker, Gbolahan Salami is a better option to Brown Ideye who is likely to make the list of players to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Right to Reply: Paul spoke the mind of God concerning women
Femi Aribisala’s article entitled Paul’s Male Chauvinism Against Women published in the Sunday Vanguard of January 26, 2014 queried male head-ship in the church. God’s intent about headship in creation is the premise for this response.
AWC: Falcons still the best in Africa, says Cameroon coach
Despite falling behind at two consecutive Africa women championship, Nigeria’s senior women national team are still to be feared. Coach of the Cameroon Indomitable Lionesses, Enow Ngachu made the charge in Abuja after the first of the two-leg friendly involving the two continental rivals.
Golf: Men’s Clinic Nigeria lifts ARM Directors’ Cup
With 60 netscore garnered over 18 holes, Team Mens’ Clinic Nigeria lifted the Director’s Cup at the ARM 20th Anniversary Golf Tournament, which took place last week at the Lakowe Lakes Golf and Country Club, Lekki, Lagos State.
Expert decries high rate of sub-standard projects in Nigeria
The on-going battle between Oyo/Osun Command of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and unrepentant smugglers within the border community has taken a new dimension, as the Customs Crack Team intercepted a convoy of eight tokunbo cars loaded with prohibited goods from Igbeti-Saki axis, the route linking Nigeria with other neighbouring countries.
