We must shun ethnicity, go for the best — Salawu
Dr. Philip Salawu, a chartered accountant, entrepreneur and politician, was two-time deputy governor of Kogi State under former Governor Ibrahim Idris. In this interview, Salawu shared his views on burning national issues and why he defected to the Labour Party to actualize his governorship ambition
Obasanjo writes children story book on peace
Former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, launched a children’s story book on peace to celebrate the the 2015 International Day of Peace,
Succour for widows, orphans of Boko Haram’s victims
Widows and orphans, whose husbands and parents were killed by the insurgents in the North East of Nigeria, have been urged not to lose hope in life but have faith in God and summon courage to make something useful out of their lives.
Consume local foods, researchers urge Nigerians
A group of researchers have urged Nigerians to consume made-in-Nigerian foods and fruits as most of them contain ingredients and nutrients that can serve as medicine in the body.
Benue Petition Tribunal upholds Ortom’s election
Benue State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Makurdi, the state capital, has upheld the election of Governor Samuel Ortom.
We’re yet to receive bailout fund, Kogi tells workers
Kogi State Commissioner of Finance, Alhaji Alfa Zakari, has dismissed claims of receiving its share of the bail out fund for the payment of salaries to state civil servants.
