Alaibe, 1, 500 others dump PDP for APC in Baylesa
The All Progressive Congress (APC) on Saturday received 1, 150 new members in Bayelsa ahead of the governorship election in the state slated for December 5, 2015.
Four dead, more than 20,000 affected by Niger floods
At least four people have died and more than 20,000 have been affected by floods in Niger caused by weeks of heavy rain, the United Nations said Friday.
Centre seeks unhindered access to justice for physically challenged
Centre for Citizens with Disability, an NGO, on Saturday urged government to close all barriers impeding people with disabilities (PWDs) access to justice in the country.
At least 40 migrants dead in Mediterranean: Italian navy
More than 40 migrants have died in the Mediterranean, the Italian navy said Saturday, while local media said they may have suffocated below decks.
Edo gives flood warning as Cameroon opens dam
Edo State Government has advised residents living in low lands, river banks and other flood-prone areas in the state to take proactive action and relocate to safer parts of the state to avoid being affected by flood which may arise following the opening of a dam in the Republic of Cameroon.
Sack of six Ogun workers : ASUSS begs Amosun
Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools, Ogun State chapter, yesterday, begged the State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun to reverse his decision over the sacking of five officials in the Ministry of Education and an examiner Adegbenro Emmanuel .
Helicopter crash: Full investigation commences – AIB
The Commissioner, Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB), Dr Felix Abali on Friday said that full investigation to unravel the cause of the Bristow helicopter crash would now get underway with the recovery of its Black box.
CNPP accuses NPC of planning to diminish tempo of anti-graft war
Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP, has accused General Abdulsalam Abubakar, retd, led National Peace Committee, NPC, of plotting to dampen the raging momentum of war against corruption being waged by President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime.
The Senate’s noble quest for succour for North-East
Anguish, pity, and helplessness gnawed at my heart as I waded through the multitudes of man-made human suffering at the various Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) centres in Adamawa with the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu and other members of the Senate delegation on August 5, 2015.
Buhari’s search for saints as ministers will fail – Senator Urhoghide
By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor & Gabriel Enogholase The jury is still out on whether Matthew Urhoghide has finished paying for his sins of radicalism. After years of unionist struggle that climaxed with his election as president of the Students Union in the University of Benin, his bid to enter mainstream politics in his native […]
Three steps to keep you younger than your age
The posture tones up the leg muscles shedding excess fat there. This exercise also helps you hold the body in a straighter posture.
