

Nigeria in face-saving medal hunt
Our daughter dumped day-old-baby on the street — Couple
500 DAYS AFTER ABDUCTION: Remembering the Chibok 219
Buhari’s 100 days in office
Buhari’s economic policies’ review: Our concerns on manufacturing, agric, SMEs – Umoh, MAN chief
How China yuan’s devaluation will hurt Nigeria’s economy
Governors as rascals
Buhari gives succour to Chibok girls’ parents
APC leader, police clash in Bayelsa over sanitation restriction
The God Whose Strength is Made Perfect in Our Weakness
Passport palaver: Oliseh drops Salami from Tanzania match
Oliseh is an asset —Howard
Ban on modular refineries fuels attacks, violent deaths
Why I support my son’s music career —Zack Orji
Steps to a Joyful home
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Closure of ChamsCity: Death of entrepreneurship, innovation
There appears to be growing concern among Nigerian entrepreneurs following lack of government effort to protect and support local capacities.
Abia: The NDLEA raid that went bloody
In John Pepper Clark’s poem”, the Casualties”, various categories of Nigerian Civil War casualties were captured. The categories of the casualties stretched beyond those who lost their lives in the war to those who were amputated and, according to the poet, “ await burial by instalment”. They include those the poet describes as “ emissaries of rift”- those sent on foreign missions to negotiate for assistance on behalf of Biafra. They were confined to the comfort of their hotel accommodations overseas while their compatriots back home languish in untold suffering.
AS NEW IMMIGRATION BOSS QUITS IN 3 MONTHS: Damning security reports may stall succession
With the confirmation of the appointment of Mr. Kure Martins Abeshi as the substantive Comptroller-General (CG) of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) by President Muhammadu Buhari, last Thursday, a fierce competition has begun among top officials of the NIS to succeed the incumbent who retires in the next three months. Abeshi, whose service record indicates that he was born in 1955 in Nasarawa State, quits in November, paving the way for a new CG.
EFCC’S ALLEGED DIVERSION OF TRILLIONS: Lamorde and the schism in the Senate
With Senate on annual recess, and to resume on September 29, one would have thought that the recent standoff in the chambre would be put behind the senators in the interest of peace and the country.
Odogwu’s panacea for industrialisation
Renown industrialist and enterprer, Chief Sonny Odogwu, the Ide Ababu of Asaba Kingdom, his advised the Federal Government to shop for foreign investors to help Nigeria harness our human and natural resources.
How Nigerians can survive financial crisis — Lanre Olusola
NUDGED by the increasing socio-economic inequalities in Nigeria, a Financial Expert and Premier Life Coach, Mr. Lanre Olusola in this interview, explains how both low and high income Nigerians can survive the current financial crisis. He also explains why he recently wrote a book, titled: The Money Book
War against corruption must be total—Okoye urges Buhari
ABUJA – The General Overseer, All Christian Fellowship Mission (ACFM), Rev. William Okoye has called on President Muhamma-du Buhari not to be selective in the ongoing fight against corruption, reports CALEB AYANSINA.
Delta: The prosperity journey begins with OkowaPlus
Amukpe, a sleepy town in Sapele Local Government Area wore a carnival look as the Job and Wealth Creation Scheme of the Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s S.M.A.R.T agenda was formally inaugurated. Inside Songhai Delta, venue of the inauguration of the Skills Training and Entrepreneurship Programme (STEP) and Youth Agricultural Entrepreneurs Programme (YAGEP), excited participants beamed with joy as they commenced their journey to becoming self-employed.
NGO seeks youth inclusion in decision making
A non-governmental organisation, Gospel Socio Responsibility Foundation (GSR) has advised government at all levels to include young people in decision-making to facilitate developmental rate in the country, reports OLAYINKA LATONA.
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