Obiano denies Obi’s N75bn handover
GOVERNOR Willie Obiano yesterday denied the claim by predecessor, Mr. Peter Obi that he left over N75 billion to his successor.
Our security template drove robbers, kidnappers out of Anambra – CP Hassan Karma
In terms of crime and criminality in Nigeria, Anambra State is, no doubt, rated high. This is not just because it is in the heart of the South-East but also shares borders with many other states, a situation that makes it easy for criminals to penetrate. However, efforts of government and security agencies seem to have put paid to the excesses of the criminals as shown in the successes recorded by the state Police Command. The state police boss, Hosea Hassan Karma, bares his mind to how he has been coping with the situation
No trouble with my jokes — I go Dye
Popular comedian, Francis Agoda aka I Go Dye, is surely a delight to encounter whether on stage or offstage. In fact, there is never a dull moment with the funny bone, and after spending some time in his presence, one will most likely confess ‘I go die with laughter o.’
Seven IS jihadists in four hours of terror in Paris
Seven Islamic State jihadists carried out the worst attacks ever on French soil, sowing terror at six locations in Paris in a rampage on Friday night that left at least 129 people dead.
The problem with portfolios assigned to Buhari’s men — Onuesoke
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has described the portfolios assigned to ministers as putting ‘round pegs in square holes’.
Let Nigerians say Amen!: Open Letter to Nigerians
In his address to the members of the Christian Legislators Fellowship of Nigeria at their 6th Annual Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, October 22, in Abuja, President Muhammadu Buhari is quoted to have said:
Father, brother of one of Paris suicide attackers placed in custody
Police took into custody Saturday the father and brother of a French gunman linked to a string of deadly Paris attacks and were searching their homes, a source close to the probe told AFP.
Buhari’s summary sacking of the Perm Secs was a mistake
President Muhammadu Buhari’s sacking of sixteen Permanent Secretaries, and appointment of seventeen new ones to replace them seems to me a mistake. The office of the president from which the announcement of this mass removal of the Permanent Secretaries was made, did not give any real details regarding the whys and the wherefores of this presidential action. But that is only part of the problem. Two questions ought to worry Nigerians about this move.
Paris Attacks: This is part of Third World War —Pope Francis
Pope Francis has described the deadly terror attacks on Paris, the capital of France, which left no fewer than 129 people killed, as part of “the Third World War”, just as the country is now under a state of emergency.Francis said, yesterday, he was “shaken” by what he described as the “inhuman” attacks on a string of Paris venues, lamenting that he did not “understand these things, done by human beings…”
Portfolios: How Buhari kept ministers in suspense
President Muhammadu Buhari couldn’t have afforded the leakage of the portfolios he eventually assigned to his ministers on Wednesday. And so, he kept the information close to his chest. Only he knew who was getting what.
Regenerative medicine treats prostrate cancer, diabetes, infertility with fat, blood – Dr Ikudayisi
Dr. David Ikudayisi, a Nigerian-American, is a specialist in regenerative medicine based in Florida, United States (US). In this interview, Ikudayisi discloses that fat and blood extracted from the body can be used to treat human ailments including cancer, diabetes and infertility. He also speaks on anti-aging therapy.
