2015 Elections: The dilemma of a postponement

2015 Elections: The dilemma of a postponement

The last postponement by INEC Chairman of elections scheduled for 14th and 28th February 2015 is not the first one under the present Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) headed by Professor Jega. The first one under his watch happened in 2011. The postponement announced on 7th February seems to be divinely inspired and should be appreciated by all Nigerians who might have been saved the embarrassment of the century.
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Igede alleges marginalization by Benue govt

Igede alleges marginalization by Benue govt

The people of Igede, the third largest ethnic tribe in Benue State, have decried what they described as gross marginalization and neglect by the state government in the last 16 years of democracy in the country.

Niger to build 1,000 housing units

Niger to build 1,000 housing units

The Niger State government is to build another 1,000 units of houses made up of 500 two- bedroom bungalow, 200 three bedroom units, among others, at Maikunkele near Minna and Suleja in the Suleja Local Government Area of the state.

Lagos Police, Mile 2 and my  Nokia PureView 808

Lagos Police, Mile 2 and my Nokia PureView 808

SOMETIME in May 2014, a prominent businessman, identified as Chief Bright Igwegbu, was shot dead by gunmen at the Mile 2 area of Lagos. The bizarre manner in which Igwegbu was murdered heightened the need to heed the call that Mile 2 should be given a special kind of policing, having become a hot bed of crimes in Lagos.

Vanguard Awards: How Patoranking,  Debbie, Finnest, others shut down Eko Hotel

Vanguard Awards: How Patoranking, Debbie, Finnest, others shut down Eko Hotel

Holding an audience spellbound at an event as big as Vanguard Personality of the Year Awards is not a mean task. But the story was different last Saturday night. Thousands of guests who thronged the convention hall of the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, venue of the prestigious awards night, had every reason to sit back while the event lasted.

I didn’t shun Delta peace meeting, says Emerhor

I didn’t shun Delta peace meeting, says Emerhor

GOVERNORSHIP candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta State, Olorogun O’Tega Emerhor, yesterday, said he did not shun the peace meeting which was held at the instance of the state Police Command where politicians signed a peace pact on Wednesday.

EYEF to Ize-Iyamu: God brought Oshiomhole to Edo, not you

EYEF to Ize-Iyamu: God brought Oshiomhole to Edo, not you

THE Edo Youth Empowerment Forum, EYEF, a socio-political organisation in Edo State, has faulted the comment by a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Edo State, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, that he was instrumental to the coming of Governor Adams Oshiomhole as governor of the state.

World Hijab Day: Treat women in Hijab with courtesy, MPAC urges

World Hijab Day: Treat women in Hijab with courtesy, MPAC urges

As Nigerians last Sunday, February 1st, joined the rest of the world to celebrate the 2015 World Hijab Day, WHiD, Muslim Public Affairs Centre, MPAC has called on Nigerians to desist from persecuting Muslim women and girls because they wear hijab, saying “rather, treat them with courtesy.”

Urhobo marginalisation is over with me as senator  — Agoda

Urhobo marginalisation is over with me as senator — Agoda

Hon. John Halims Agoda is a three term member of the House of Representatives. He is contesting the Delta Central Senatorial Seat on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC. In this interview, he argues that his background as a lawyer and his experience in the green chambers make him the best candidate to represent the constituency.

Women World Cup: Mabo deplores Falcons’ poor preparations

Women World Cup: Mabo deplores Falcons’ poor preparations

Former Super Falcons handler Ismaila Mabo has expressed dissatisfaction with the female national team’s preparation for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Canada later in the year. Speaking in an interview, Mabo has advocated that NFF should provide for the team a rolling plan for the world cup, so it would not be difficult for the team doing well considering the strength of opponents at both group stage and competition in total.

Celebrating CAMON @ 20

Celebrating CAMON @ 20

In 1995, Conference of Muslim Organisations of Nigeria, CAMON, came into being through the efforts of about 28 Islamic organisations concerned Muslims in Ibadan, Oyo state. However in 1988, about 10 Muslim organisations now constitute the foundation members, CAMON.

Omene urged to step down as UPU chief

Omene urged to step down as UPU chief

Ughelli—A social critic and public affairs commentator, Elder Godsday Ederovie has urged embattled UPU leader, Chief Joe Omene to step down from his position instead of waiting to be disgraced out of office by the Urhobo people.

People  say  D’banj looks like me  —  J’azzy

People say D’banj looks like me — J’azzy

Music is something inborn .When I started out, I was fond of using the table to play drums. From there, I started putting words on the beat.I started with rap before going into singing.I started singing at the age of twelve.