Marital Infidelity: Why women have joined the men

Marital Infidelity: Why women have joined the men

Nigerian women are the most unfaithful in the world! This is the conclusion arrived at by Durex in a survey it conducted on women across the world. The survey had interviewed 29,000 women across 36 countries of the world, including Nigerians to arrive at this. According to the report, Nigerian women scored a total of 62% to beat 35 other countries to the first position.
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Qatar plans big for 2022 World Cup

Qatar plans big for 2022 World Cup

Organisers of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar have restated their belief that the first World Cup in the Middle-East region will build an enduring legacy for people in the region and beyond. Writing in the maiden edition of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy newsletter, the organisers said they were leading Qatar’s preparations to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar and creating a legacy for Qatar, for the Middle East and for the world.

Reposition Nigeria’s maritime sector, Council urges Buhari

Reposition Nigeria’s maritime sector, Council urges Buhari

The Chairman of Nigerian Port Consultative Council (PCC), Chief Kunle Folarin, recently urged the incoming government to reposition the maritime sector to make it more competitive. Folarin, who gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, said that the advice became necessary because a competitive maritime sector could grow the economy.

Tambuwal calls for peaceful elections

Tambuwal calls for peaceful elections

The Speaker, House of Representative and the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressive Congress, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has urged Nigerians to vote peacefully tomorrow by shunning violence.

Deltans commend Uduaghan on new Asaba flyover bridge

Deltans commend Uduaghan on new Asaba flyover bridge

Asagba of Asaba, Obi (Prof.) Chike Edozien including other prominent Deltans have praised Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State for the commissioning of a N3.5billion 120 metre-long six span flyover bridge in Asaba, the State Capital.

Why gubernatorial elections could make or mar education system

Why gubernatorial elections could make or mar education system

BY LAJU IREN 2015 is a sensitive year for Nigeria and for education on a global scale. On one hand are the nation’s 2015 elections and on the other, is the Education For All, EFA, goal set by the United Nations. Elections are underway today to select new governors for most of the states in […]