
Snoop Dogg arrested by Swedish police on suspicion of illegal drugs use
The petrol workers strike question
My phones no longer ring by Reuben Abati
Man throws bomb into bar, kills 14 in north Cameroon
We don’t need foreign aid – Buhari
Police aborts N-Delta ex-militant leaders meeting
Moses scores as Chelsea beat PSG
APC leaders plotting for 2019 are playing god – Oyegun
Buhari: From Washington with dignity by Femi Adesina
Gowon: Nigeria is better off with Igbos
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SubscribeWho steals Nigeria’s crude oil? – 2
I was not surprised because the revelation only confirmed what I had written as far back as July 2013 on these pages titled WHO STEALS NIGERIA’S CRUDE OIL? Below is the 2013 article; and when you finish, if you are honest, you should send me a bottle of GULDER for pin-point accuracy on deduction and prediction. Now we are beginning to understand why the problem of crude theft was not solved, and would never have been solved if Jonathan was still in charge. Otherwise, how could a President who started work two months ago solve a “puzzle” which GEJ could not in five years? Expect more revelations from me on oil theft later.
40 dead in Adamawa, Borno B/Haram attacks
Gunmen suspected of being members of Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, have raided three villages in Adamawa State even as another group invaded Kwata Mai Kadir and surrounding villages in Askira-Uba local government area of Borno State, killing 40 people and injuring scores of residents. 25 were killed in the Adamawa weekend attack while 15 died in Borno.
Senate leadership crisis worsens
The battle for the leadership of the Senate appears far from being over as the group loyal to Senator Ahmed Lawan are said to be unrelenting in the effort to impeach Senate President Bukola Saraki and his deputy, Senator Ike Ekweremadu.
President ‘Go-slow’ in America
Last week, President Muhammadu Buhari was in the United States for a state visit. During this visit to Washington, the Nigerian president had bilateral meetings with President Barrack Obama of the United States in the White House.
Allegations of fraud at NAFDAC: My story, Orhii, DG
The Director General of the National Agency for Food and Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Dr. Paul Orhii, in this interview, dismisses the allegations of corruption rocking his agency. A former Director of Finance and Account at the NAFDAC pointedly accused the DG of fraudulent activities. By Victoria Ojeme The allegations flying around indicate massive fraud […]
For God’s sake, leave me with my porn-lifestyle, Afrocandy tells preachers
Somebody once described Judith Mazagwu, popularly known as Afrocandy, as ‘a loaded gun’, but since I have come to know her, that ‘gun’ has hardly gone off. But it seems some people are getting on her nerves these days which might very well lead to that her ‘gun’ going off soon. And they are people who don’t usually run with the self-styled porn star. They are preachers!
$2bn Bailout Fallout: Buhari didn’t dash us money, says Gov. Dave Umahi
Yesterday: “I must say that this historic development (Tambuwal’s defection to APC with Speakership) means that our democracy is growing by the day and it is dynamic…. We think that having the head of the legislature from the opposition party makes for a balanced setting in government and it’s good for democracy” APC National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed (Thisday, October 29, 2014)
The absurdity of primitive accumulation (2)
To be fully human entails the ability and freedom to manifest optimally the creative powers inherent in homo sapiens. This is achievable not through amassing wealth one does not really need but by engaging productively in meaningful work and love. According to the German-born American psychoanalyst, Erich Fromm, freedom can be looked at from two main perspectives, namely, “freedom from” and “freedom to.”
Our pregnant women are dying mysteriously – Lagos, Ogun boundary community
Mr. Alex Egbon looked forward to an elaborate naming ceremony for his fourth child. But that was not to be.
Graduatepro’s audiobook project to the rescue of job seekers
Succour has finally come for millions of unemployed youths in Africa as Graduatepro, an audacious audiobook project aimed at addressing unemployment among Africa’s youth population, titled “I’m A Graduate, Now What? was last week unveiled in Lagos. The 51 chapter audiobook, the first-of-its-kind project,by Ms. Naomi Lucas, will serve as the definitive companion to anyone who schooled and hopes to work within Africa.
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