Ugwumba gets emotional on Delta’s feat in health sector
Everything is like clockwork in the Diaspora. You wouldn’t expect power to go out and then having to do this. To be honest, some Nigerians work under very tough conditions. I’m talking about our health staff and it would not occur that for a Diaspora doctor, you cannot pay them for certain conditions such as seeing very high volume patients, having little rest, no power sometimes, etc., but Nigeria needs to get many things right.
God has not forgotten nor forsaken you
God today has a word for you that will encourage you and strengthen you to hold on to Him because He is not through with blessing you just yet. In fact to dare you to believe that the blessing you are about to receive from Him will take you to a new realm of His glory and grace. Don’t forget that God loves you more than you love yourself and He is more committed to your success than you do yourself.
Agbakoba threatens to sue 8th NASS over ‘bogus’ emolument
By Ikenna Asomba Former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, has threatened to sue the 8th National Assembly to court, if they fail to maximally slash what he described as the ‘bogus’ salaries and allowances they earn, which takes up 25 percent of the country’s national budget. Speaking at a news […]
At least 55 killed as Boko Haram raids two Borno villages
At least 55 people were killed in two Boko Haram raids this week near Maiduguri, capital of restive northeastern Nigeria’s Borno state, local and vigilante sources said Friday.
Buhari, Gowon, Aisha, Uduaghan, others grace Oshiomhole’s wedding
IT was a gathering of who is who in the country at the wedding ceremony of the Governor of Edo state, Comrade Adams Eric Oshiomhole, at his home town in Iyamho, Etsako West Local Government Council of Edo state yesterday as Oshiomhole declared his joy remarrying again after the demise of his wife, Clara, five years ago.
Italy rescues 3,600 migrants, pregnant Nigerian
The Italian government on Friday said 3,600 migrants, including a pregnant Nigerian woman, have been rescued from overcrowded boats sailing from Africa to Europe over the past 48 hours.
