Bad roads: Who’s to blame?

Bad roads: Who’s to blame?

But I don’t understand human beings! How can the people doing business in this area not repair the road for their own comfort?If I say I no tire for them, I dey lie,” commented Christy, a commuter in the Mile-2 bound bus as the driver tried to avoid one pothole after another along the Ajangbadi – Ojo Alaba International Market road.
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LG launches internet TV

LG launches internet TV

LG electronics recently launched an internet television tagged webOS Smart+TV. The TV has the unique ability to connect users with the wealth of knowledge available on the internet. Yet it grants access to the full potential of the smart TV.

Robbery suspect faints in court

Robbery suspect faints in court

Lagos—There was a mild drama yesterday at a Lagos High Court sitting at Igbosere as a suspect, Adekunle Oladimeji, standing trial for armed robbery, suddenly fainted as his case was being called.

That Anioma Congress list

That Anioma Congress list

The Anioma branding of a governor from Delta North has been severally criticized by commentators across Delta State. Now many people from Delta Central and South are beginning to see it as a quest to produce an Anioma governor for Delta State as opposed to a pan-Delta governor for Delta State, who happens to hail from Delta North.

Kingdom Summit: Finding a way out of meltdown

Kingdom Summit: Finding a way out of meltdown

FOR three days begining Friday, an army of economic experts from across the globe will converge in Lagos for a Kingdom Principles in the Market Place Summit to look at three major areas: Leadership; Kingdom or Biblical Economics and God and the Government. So these are three areas that are crucial at least in the nation and around the world.

Ijaw Global Network endorses Buhari

Ijaw Global Network endorses Buhari

THE Ijaw Global Policy Network, IGPN, an umbrella body of some Ijaw youths in the South South, has endorsed Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) as its candidate for the 2015 presidential election.

Ebola: Experts call for sustained surveillance

Ebola: Experts call for sustained surveillance

As the World Health Organisation, WHO, Monday declared Nigeria Ebola free, experts have warned Nigerians to maintain steady surveillance with a view to nip in the bud possible reoccurrence of the deadly virus even as it urged Federal Government to build a formidable emergency response service to address public health issues.

4 A’Ibom cabinet members, 5 aides resign

4 A’Ibom cabinet members, 5 aides resign

Four members of Akwa Ibom State Executive Council have tendered their resignation letters in compliance with Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s deadline, to further their political ambition in 2015.

Eight aides of Gov Dickson resign to contest 2015 polls

Eight aides of Gov Dickson resign to contest 2015 polls

INDICATIONS emerged yesterday, that no fewer than eight aides of Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State, have resigned their appointments to contest National Assembly and state elections on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.