Chibok parents task Jonathan on 2 LGs still held by B’Haram
Members of the Chibok community, yesterday, sent a delegation to President Goodluck Jonathan to urge greater government efforts at re-taking the remaining areas of Borno State still held by Boko Haram, with the hope of rescuing their daughters who were abducted from the Government Girls Secondary School , GGSS, Chibok, last year.
Law Professor scores Jonathan’s govt high on human rights protection
A university teacher, Professor Dakas Dakas, SAN, has scored the administration of President Goodluck high in the area of protection of fundamental human rights compared to his predecessors.
Fashola commissions Lagos cardiac, renal centre
“May the infirmities of all those who are brought into this centre be fully cured.” These were the parting words of the Lagos State governor, Babatunde Fashola as he commissioned the first Cardiac and Renal Centre in Nigeria and West Africa at large.
Lunatic stops Rivers traffic officials from impounding vehicle
It was a comic relief, yesterday, as a lunatic stopped officials of Rivers State Road Traffic Management Authority, TIMA-RIV, from impounding a vehicle at a bus-stop in Mile 1 Market, Port Harcourt.
Treason: Trial of Biafra group members begins today
TRIAL in the alleged case of treason preferred against members of Biafra Zionists Federation, BZF, begins today at the Federal High Court Enugu with the prosecution expected to field its first witness to testify.
Financial institutions not lending to indigenous oil firms — Operators
Indigenous and independent oil companies, yesterday, derided banks and financial institutions in the country for their reluctance to lend to local operators in the sector.
