An African’s memo to Arabia and the West
I AM in a state of total confusion by the way and manner global affairs are being shaped largely by the activities of the Arab World and the Western Powers.
Kano govt shuts schools over resumption date dispute
Kano State Government has shut down primary and secondary schools across the state following dispute between the federal government and Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, over resumption date.
CJN threatens to sack court clerks over leakage of judgments
The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mariam Mukhtar, has vowed to disgrace out of office any judicial officer found culpable in the leakage of court judgments before they were delivered, describing such action as bad and reprehensible.
4 African Champions for Akpabio Classics
Three former African Scrabble Champions and the reigning one, and four former winners of the Godswill Akpabio International Scrabble Classics highlight this year’s entry that has topped 448 contestants compared to the less than 310 that competed last year.
I’ve come to police Delta with human face — CP Alkali
A chance meeting with the newly posted police boss in Delta state, Alkali Baba Usman, was as astonishing as it was eventful. The soft-spoken officer displayed unusual candour rare among most of his colleagues. In fact, he behaved as if he had met a long-time friend
Give us two weeks to register, Delta community begs INEC
THE people of Ayokoromo Federated Community, comprising of Ayakoromo mainland with over 35 towns and villages, Newtown, Bubougbene, Akparemogbene, Ekoro, ward 7 in Burutu Local Government Area, Delta State, have cried out over what they described as disenfranchisement in the last voters registration exercise, calling on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to give them two weeks to enable them register.
