IPMAN invites EFCC over alleged missing N500m

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Mosimi depot, Sagamu, Ogun state has disclosed that it will invite the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to probe the alleged missing of N500 million from the association’s account.
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Voters Registration: Benin leaders raise alarm over alleged marginalization

THE Benin Leaders of Thought (BLT), made up of Benin traditional rulers and politicians, have raised an alarm over alleged plot by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to manipulate the forthcoming voters registration exercise in the state by ensuring that majority of Benin eligible voters are unable to obtain the permanent voter’s card.

Saboteurs and Nigeria

SABOTAGE is defined as a deliberate action aimed at weakening a polity or corporation through subversion, obstruction, disruption, or destruction. It is often carried out by enemy combatants, enemy groups, extremist groups, rebel organisations, subversives, underground extremists, etc. A saboteur is also described as a person who destroys or damages something deliberately, a person who performs sabotage.

Chief Tom Ikimi… Feedback

Last week, I commented on Chief Tom Ikimi, the veteran politician who started off with the PDP, then cross-carpeted to a rival party that eventually became the APC…and then recently decided to ditch the APC to re-join the PDP.

Oladosu warns Muslims on selection of partners

Dr. Habeebah Oladosu of Department of Arabic and Islamic studies, University of Ibadan has said that parenting in Islam starts from the choice of a partner, since without a partner, no one can become a parent.

Shettima sets up task force on Borno power outages

FOLLOWING the lingering power outage in Maiduguri and some parts of Borno State in the last two months, Governor Kashim Shettima has set up an emergency task force on restoration of electricity in the state with the mandate of deploying any available legal means aimed at quick restoration of electricity supply.

Education: Abia and the WAEC result

EVEN when some hired armchair critics have failed to see anything good in the present government in Abia State since Governor Theodore Orji parted ways with his predecessor, the government’s investment in the education sector has continued to yield abundant dividends.

All set for Ikoyi Club Tennis Challenge

Chairman of the Ikoyi Club Tennis Section, Ede Osemwengie said yesterday in Lagos that all was set for the first National Tennis Challenge sponsored by the section.

2015: What hope for women in politics?

While the Nigerian constitution vetoes in clear terms any form discrimination on the basis of gender, the representation of its women in government has suffered great opposition. This is in spite of reports of women in several Third World countries speeding-up developmental processes for their nations.

Recognising Ebola virus disease in young children

EBOLA Viral Disease, EVD, is now universally known to be a deadly disease that affects young and old, men and women, rich and poor, military and civilian without any discrimination whatsoever.

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