Akwa Ibom Election Tribunal: PDP opens defence

Akwa Ibom Election Tribunal: PDP opens defence

The Akwa Ibom State Governorship election tribunal sitting in Abuja on Wednesday resumed hearing with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its governorship candidate in the April 11, governorship election, Mr Udom Emmanuel beginning the defense of their victory at the polls which is being challenged by the All Progressives Congress and its gubernatorial candidate, Mr Umana Okon Umana.
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Relationships: Help, I want a new boyfriend fast!

Relationships: Help, I want a new boyfriend fast!

I’ve just split up with my boyfriend of two years and this got me really upset, especially since all my friends are paired up. So I need some tips on how to find a man fast. I don’t want to be the only one out of my group of friends that looks like a loser! 
Moirat, by e-mail. 

Photos: See Ugandan president, Museveni display football skills

Photos: See Ugandan president, Museveni display football skills

The popular saying that ”all work and no play makes Jack a dull fella” could best describe this latest show of skills by the Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni who has shown his excited spectators, ( football fans included) that its worth paying to see him, like Messi or Mikel Obi.

PHOTOS: Fayose distributes customized rice in Ekiti

PHOTOS: Fayose distributes customized rice in Ekiti

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose places more emphasis on efforts to implement his ‘stomach infrastructure’ initiative for Ekiti people, see photos of rice distribution in Ikere Ekiti on Wednesday.

How Nigerian doctor, Bennet Omalu, changed American football

How Nigerian doctor, Bennet Omalu, changed American football

Nigerian-born Dr. Bennet Omalu, currently the Chief Medical Examiner, San Joaquin County, California, and President/Medical Director of Bennet Omalu Pathology, was the first to identify, describe and name a new disorder known as Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, CTE, as a disease entity in American football players and wrestlers.

Ambode mourns Antonio Deinde Fernandez

Ambode mourns Antonio Deinde Fernandez

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, Wednesday, expressed sadness over the death of one of Nigeria’s prominent business mogul and diplomat, Chief Antonio Oladeinde Fernandez.

Why Buhari should ignore haters of Ndigbo around him – Iwanyanwu

Why Buhari should ignore haters of Ndigbo around him – Iwanyanwu

Upon assertions of marginalisation against the South and the Southeast in particular, Chief Chyna Iwuanyanwu, a chieftain of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) cautions the President against those who may be encouraging him to ignore the South East on the argument that they did not vote for him in the 2015 general elections.

ICRC says 2nd Niger Bridge still on track

ICRC says 2nd Niger Bridge still on track

The Director-General, The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC), Mr Aminu Diko, has said that the construction of the long awaited 2nd Niger Bridge is still on course.

4 Tips to help women get a good hotel

4 Tips to help women get a good hotel

Women are sensitive and choosy. They like the best of everything and are sometimes difficult to satisfy. Unlike the men folk who readily accept whatever they are offered, women will search thoroughly to select an ideal place providing premium service.

DESOPADEC: Udu youths give 7 –day ultimatum, threaten to shut down oil wells

DESOPADEC: Udu youths give 7 –day ultimatum, threaten to shut down oil wells

ASABA- ANGRY youths of Udu , Udu Local Government Area in Delta State, have given the state government a seven-day ultimatum to address alleged marginalization of the area in the reconstitution of the board of the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, or they would shut down oil wells in their location. The union made the challenge in a letter dated September 1, to the Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, signed by the chairman, Comrade Sunday Subi.

Four killed in fresh Burundi unrest

Four killed in fresh Burundi unrest

At least four people have died in renewed clashes in Burundi, where tensions remain high following President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial re-election, officials and witnesses said Wednesday. Police and witnesses said clashes erupted overnight in several parts of the central African nation’s capital Bujumbura, with the night marked by sporadic gunfire and explosions. Police blamed armed “insurgents” for the violence.