Let’s Ask More Questions

Let’s Ask More Questions

IF we are to judge the future of Nigeria by the promises that appear on election posters, Nigeria is about to become one of the most developed countries in the world. Candidates and their parties have managed to capture issues affecting Nigerians and listed them for solution, once they get our votes. Are we not used to politicians and their pranks? What is different from what they promised in 1999 and 16 years after?
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Oduduru aims for African junior gold in Ethiopia

Oduduru aims for African junior gold in Ethiopia

By Ben Efe Reigning African youth champion, Divine Oduduru one of the 34 athletes invited to camp for the African Junior Championships March 3-7 in Addis Ababa Ethiopia said his target, is to dominate Africa in the sprints. Oduduru won a sprint double in the maiden African youth championship in Warri Delta State 2013. He […]

Local content: Bayelsa communities, SPDC crisis deepens

Local content: Bayelsa communities, SPDC crisis deepens

The frosty relationship between Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC and its sub-contractors-Morpol and Daewoo and impacted communities along the EPU cluster I, II and III in Kolokuma-Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, has deepened.

SWAN protests Eaglets road trip to Niger

SWAN protests Eaglets road trip to Niger

The Sports Writers Ass ociation of Nigeria (SWAN) has frowned at the decision of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to transport members of the national U-17 team, the Golden Eaglets to Niamey the capital of Niger Republic by road.

All Africa Games: Siasia invites Arsenal’s Iwobi, 8 other foreign pros

All Africa Games: Siasia invites Arsenal’s Iwobi, 8 other foreign pros

Chief Coach of the national U-23 men’s football team, Dream Team VI, Samson Siasia has invited Arsenal’s teenage sensation Alex Iwobi and 8 other foreign based professional players for the crucial first leg All Africa Games qualifying game against Gabon in Libreville.

NAICOM extends funding to universities with sellable programme

NAICOM extends funding to universities with sellable programme

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has said it is determined to fund Nigerian universities with sellable programmes as it presently partners six varsities from the geo-political zones. NAICOM has also sponsored two PhD undergraduates to study Risk Management and Insurance in Utara University, Malaysia.