Bayelsa: Sylva won primary – Chairman
The Chairman of All Progressives Congress in Bayelsa state, Chief Tiwei Orunimighe, has insisted that the primary had been won and lost, arguing that reported cancellation of the election was baseless and unfounded.
Aluko inspires Chelsea to victory over Oshoala’s Liverpool
Chelsea Ladies took a step closer to the Women’s Super League title with a resounding victory away at Liverpool on Sunday.
Bail-out: Ekiti only got N9.6bn out of N29bn request – Fayose
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, has clarified that the state only got N9.6 billion out of the over N29 billion it applied for in the Federal Government’s bail-out funds for states.
Presidency lied, UN meeting on insurgency shunned by Buhari yielded $6.8m – PDP
National leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Monday, lampooned President Muhammadu Buhari, saying that Nigeria’s snubbing of the meeting of countries affected by insurgency at the 70th United Nation’s General Assembly meeting was an insult to the country.
Sometimes, it takes more than two to tango!
It takes two to tango, a saying goes! If two people want to be together, genuinely, then hardly will anyone be able to pull them apart. Unfortunately, it is not all the time that this happens.
Police Inspector to die by hanging for murder in Port Harcourt
Justice Adolphus Enebeli of Rivers State High Court yesterday sentenced a Police Inspector, Mr. Samuel Timothy to death by hanging.
Bayelsa Guber: APC insists on conducting fresh primaries
The All Progressives Congress, APC, has insisted that it will conduct fresh primaries in Bayelsa, starting on Tuesday.
Video: Incredible solo goal from Ben Arfa against Saint-Etienne
Incredible solo goal from Ben Arfa against Saint-Etienne. pic.twitter.com/8cwEqBkdEw — BPL Zone (@BPLZone) September 27, 2015
APC orders fresh election in Bayelsa
The All Progressives Congress on Monday ordered for a fresh governorship primary to select the party’s candidate for the November governorship election in the state.
Nigerians react to UNILAG’s bedbug protest
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Why is it easier for us to find money to destroy people than protect them- Ban Ki-Moon
Ban Ki-Moon in his report at the 13th plenary meeting at 70th General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly today has told world leaders that succeeding generations depend on them to finally get their priorities right saying that suffering today is at heights not seen in a generation as one hundred million people require immediate humanitarian assistance and at least 60 million people have been forced to flee their homes or their countries.
