2015 elections: How to make Nigeria the winner, by Oby Ezekwesili

2015 elections: How to make Nigeria the winner, by Oby Ezekwesili

This quote by one of America’s greatest Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt elaborates the theme of this year’s annual Daily Trust. 2015 ELECTIONS: HOW TO MAKE NIGERIA THE WINNER. That the issue of focus is the Elections— a process through which Democratic Governments are formed is very instructive. That it is only one form of political system — Democracy— that respects the the right of citizens to choose their rulers is remarkable. No wonder Churchill considered it the least worst alternative against all other options when he stated , “It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried.”
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Police confirm attack on APC rally venue in Okrika

Police confirm attack on APC rally venue in Okrika

The Police in Rivers on Saturday confirmed an attack on the National School Field, Okrika, venue of the All Progressives Congress governorship rally in Okrika local Government Area of the state.

SANs react to constitutionality of shifting general elections

SANs react to constitutionality of shifting general elections

Mike Ozekhome, SAN – “The electoral Act of 2010 with the 2011 amendment is vey clear. It is an act of the National law which is still very valid as an existing law. Section 45(1) of the Act deals with postponement of elections and it makes it clear that elections into the offices of the President and Vice President, Governors and Deputy Governors, and members of the National Assembly- which are already scheduled for February 14, can be postponed by INEC on a date which should not be earlier than 150 days to the expiration of the present term of the occupants of the offices, and not latter than 30 days before the expiration.

Roma agree Salah loan deal — reports

Roma agree Salah loan deal — reports

Roma have agreed terms with Chelsea for the transfer of midfielder Mohamed Salah to the Serie A club, according to reports in Italy on Saturday

BUHARI: From parade ground  to power

BUHARI: From parade ground to power

Buhari is arguably Nigeria’s most popular politician today . He wields the largest individual political grass root followership and vote gathering prowess . On mass appeal, he is in the proximity of the highly esteemed first republic premiers who attracted fanatical loyalty from their followers . Some of his ardent followers in the north east and north west zones love him as passionately as the people of the old western region loved Awolowo.

FG kicks off sale of kerosene at N50 per litre

FG kicks off sale of kerosene at N50 per litre

The Federal Government, Friday, flagged off the sale of kerosene at the pump price of N50 per litre under the Kero-Direct–Scheme, a programme designed by Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to make the commodity available for every household in the country.

Nollywood: What Muna Obiekwe would be remembered for

Nollywood: What Muna Obiekwe would be remembered for

Since the sad news of his demise broke last Sunday, fans and colleagues of star actor, Muna Obiekwe, have continued to grieve over his loss, especially when they remember the actor’s daring roles in movies – those that will survive for a very long time. Muna, who has a knack for acting romantic scenes in movies was the quintessential character actor, and as such, a representative of a proudly, if sadly disappearing breed.

What Jonathan told Sanusi, the Emir of Kano

What Jonathan told Sanusi, the Emir of Kano

President-Jonathan-campaignAt the palace of the sultan of Sokoto where the president made the first point of call, the president used the opportunity to assure the people of the state and the north in general that the assumption that he hates the north was

419: The world of the Nigerian fraudster

419: The world of the Nigerian fraudster

Despite Nigeria’s efforts, the schemes have reached “epidemic proportions. A publication by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said the agency received more than fifty-five thousand complaints about them last year, nearly six times as many as in 2001. The increase is due in part to the Internet, which makes it easy for scammers to reach potential marks in wealthier countries. “If we educate the public to the point where nobody falls for it, then they’ll go out of business,” Eric Zahren, a spokesman for the Secret Service, the lead U.S. agency in investigating advance-fee frauds, says.