From my mailbox: Is polygamy really bad?

Hi! The issue of polygamy, that arrangement that allows a man marry more than one wife, needs no introduction especially in our part of the world. Though this practice seems no longer fashionable, due largely to cultural and religious shift, factors against it have not been overwhelming enough to cause a radical and total change of general perception.
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2015: Where PDP got it wrong – Clark

Former Federal Commissioner for Information and South South leader, Chief Edwin Clark said yesterday that the alleged imposition of candidates who did not win the party primary elections as party candidate will haunt the party at the polls

APC brought Buhari in like a thief in the night – Fayose

Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has described the planned One-Million-Man March by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos as a grand design to cause confusion and pandemonium in the commercial nerve capital of the country.

Vested interest has affected development in Lagos – Agbaje

By Ishola Balogun, Charles ADINGUPU  & Ebun Sessou The Governoship candidate of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Lagos State, Mr. Joseph Olujimi Kolawole Agbaje in this interview reveals how he became a marriage counsellor, offering spiritual and professional ideas to younger couples. Agbaje who got married to Abiola (née Bankole), a lawyer, 32 years ago […]

Alimosho residents raise alarm over impending danger

Over 1, 500 families in Egbe/ Ejigbo and Isheri in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State have raised alarm following the alleged illegal closure of the of the Egbe / Ejigbo Canal by a prominent church leader in the area, who they said, claimed that the portion of the canal belonged to him.

What I want to be remembered for – Amosun

You want to be entertained? Look out for where Senator Ibikunle Amosun is speaking on state and national issues. No doubt you would hear a lot about him too. His humour has no bounds. It could crack your ribs. Journalists had so much of him Tuesday in Government House, Abeokuta where he spoke on the projects of his government, the forthcoming elections and critics of his administration in Ogun State where he holds sway as governor.

Fresh threat to Delta EPZ groundbreaking

THERE was a new threat to the ground-breaking of the $16bn Delta Gas City project in Delta State, yesterday, as the Sokebolou/Yokri communities in Ogulagha Kingdom, Burutu Local Government Area of the state, rejected the agreement brokered between Ijaw and Itsekiri nationalities by Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan on Wednesday in Asaba.

Election: Shettima threatens Emirs

For daring to grant audience to opposition political parties, all first class emirs in Borno state risk loosing their seats, as Governor Kashim Shettima has vowed to sanction all traditional rulers who refuse to support the APC.

Minister blames power outage in South-West on vandalism

Following the recent blasting of 24″ELPs, a gas pipeline at Inikoroga in Gbaramatu kingdom in Delta state, the Minister of Power, Prof. Chenedu Nebo, has blamed the lingering power outage in the South-West on the continuous bi-weekly attacks on gas pipeline by vandals.

Court upholds Eshilokun as APC Lagos Assembly candidate

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, upheld the candidacy of a former Lagos State Secretary of All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr Wasiu Eshilokun as the candidate of the party for Apri 11, election into Lagos Island Constituency 1 of Lagos State House of Assembly.

Keshi’s saga nears end, as Idah warns Pinnick

Keshi, who has been out of a job since last July, has been enmeshed in a cat and mouse chase with the NFF over his reappointment being championed by a top man in government who has been intimidating the NFF. Even though the body language of the Amaju Pinnick-led NFF Executive Committee appears indisposed to giving the former New Nigerian Bank of Benin captain a new deal, their hands seem tied.

EPL invasion or poor management?

By John Egbokhan Flash your mind back to the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s, when a match between Shooting Stars of Ibadan and Rangers International of Enugu was billed to hold at the Liberty Stadium in Ibadan.Three days to the match day, the streets of Ibadan would be oozing with life as fans, while debating […]

Neglect of athletes, coaches caused downturn —Aladefa

Aladefa, submitted that it was because persons like Tony Urhobo, Harrison Momoh and Tobias Igwe, who were the ones who discovered and nurtured the best athletes in the 1980’s and 90’s have been sidelined that the the country’s fortunes in the sports have dwindled , especially in the men’s category. He said the coaches were fundamental in the country’s sports development.

2 days to UTME: Many faces of the ‘JAMB jam’

“All the logistics for the examination have been put in place and the examination will start on March 9 across the 400 centres in the country. The examination will last for 10 days, and will be rounded off on March 21. There are going to be breaks during the days, but the exams are going to run for 10 days,” he added.

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