Boy, 6, seeks N3.5m to save his eyesight

Boy, 6, seeks N3.5m to save his eyesight

SIX-YEAR-OLD Joshua Takon is partially blind. His right eye has lost total function, while the left eye is severely threatened. His parents are desperately seeking help to raise money for a crucial surgery that would save him from going completely blind.
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NNL fixes outstanding matches for  Sunday

NNL fixes outstanding matches for Sunday

Sequel to the ruling by the Disciplinary Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation, the management of the Nigeria National League (NNL) has directed that the outstanding matches in the 2014/15 season be played simultaneously this Sunday 27th September, 2015.

Buhari urged to immortalize Ubani, others

Buhari urged to immortalize Ubani, others

The Nigerian Democratic Movement (NDM), and Nigerian Women Activists (NWA) have urged President Muhammadu Buhari to immortalize late Comrade Chima Ubani, who died fighting for the survival and sustenance of democracy in Nigeria.

Reign of vandals: Lawlessness, rape in Ikorodu community

Reign of vandals: Lawlessness, rape in Ikorodu community

This is indeed a time to dread for residents in Oke-Oko, a community in Ikorodu which lies between Lagos and Ogun states. Reason? Petroleum pipeline vandals are said to be on rampage there and have in fact turned the place to a lawless ‘republic’ where they run their nefarious show with impunity.

Wada orders recruitment into civil service

Wada orders recruitment into civil service

Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State has directed the state Head of Service to begin the process of recruiting junior and intermediate staff into the civil service.

Civil Society Network Against Corruption got it wrong

Civil Society Network Against Corruption got it wrong

It was therefore not unexpected that most of the civil society groups operating in the country have suddenly put on the garb of anti-corruption crusader and made it a sing-song, even when the primary objective is sometime self-serving, if not questionable. This seems to be the case with a group that styles itself Civil Society Network Against Corruption, CSNAC, on recent appointments at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC.