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The law must be supreme, everyone must respect the law – Buhari
Nigeria nearly bankrupt under Okonjo’s watch
APC Crisis: How NEC made Oyegun, Saraki, Dogara winners
My only competition is myself — Jenny O
It is written
Edo tutors fault YES abrogation
Saraki provokes mother of all media wars – 2
Solution for bail-out closure of ECA+SWF = N720b
Right of Reply: Senate Beyond the Noise
Edo ‘Rice Man’, Imasuagbon, defects to APC
Gruesome tales for gruesome times
Perspectives on change (1)
Headquarters
Chile defeat Argentina to win first Copa crown
Siasia gives Monday deadline to U-23 players
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SubscribeNo man is poor in my diary — Bose Oladimeji
Bose Oladimeji is beginning to get all the attention in the Yoruba film industry, for both her talent and good looks. But Bose, from Kwara State and an English graduate of Tai Solarin University of Education, Ogun State, is burning with desire to do things most of her colleagues wouldn’t dare even though she wouldn’t cross the rubicon of going nude.
Our military runs like a municipal govt — Enahoro, ex-Army chief
Major-General David Olanrewaju Enahoro, a former Commandant, Command and Staff College, Jaji, retired in 2002 as Chief of Policy and Plans, Army Headquarters. Before then, he served as Director, Military Training, Nigerian Defence Academy; Directing Staff, Director and Acting Commandant, National War College. Born on May 2, 1947 in Uhonmora-Ora, in Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State, Enahoro, an alumnus of University of Benin and a holder of University of“Ibadan Master of Science Degree in Strategic Studies; has been guest lecturer and external examiner to the National War College and National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies, Kuru, and is a“recipient of Fellow (fwc) and Member (mni) of both institutions. In an one hour forty-five minutes interview at his farm centre in Uhonmora-Ora, Edo State, he spoke on issues bordering on security with particular emphasis on restoring the integrity of the military and the police. Excerpts:“
At Talawa Theatre, Efemena Agadama invokes memories of Nana Olomu
London-based Nigerian writer, Efemena Agadama’s fierce, poetic and classical portrayal of the 1894 Ebrohimi war between the British colonial administration in the Benin River and Nana Olomu, was recently staged at the Talawa Theatre in London.
NASARAWA: The fall of the PDP
Nasarawa State was the stronghold of the Peoples Democrat Party PDP since the inception of democracy in 1999 until 2011 when, through an election, it was displaced by Governor Umaru Tanko Almakura. The PDP governorship candidate in the 2011 poll and governor, Aliyu Akwe Doma, lost to Almakuru, who emerged on the platform of defunct Congress for Progressive Change, CPC.
Halliburton bribery scandal: Whereabouts of N5.2b plea bargain money unknown
Following the move by the Buhari administration to investigate the $182 million Halliburton bribery scandal, it has been discovered that the $26.5 million (about N5.2 billion) plea bargain money received from the multinational oil servicing company was not paid into any of the Federal Government accounts.
Kogi 2015: The variables that will change the equation!
The uniqueness of the forthcoming Kogi State gubernatorial election is not in doubt as it will be remarkable for many reasons. Aside the fact that it is going to be the first major election after the 2015 general elections, it will be an opportunity to open another chapter in the PDP troubled politics.
Touch-and-follow democracy
For years, pro-democracy activists sold the idea, indeed fought on the idea, that the democratic alternative was the only means by which a free people must organize and govern themselves. Freedom ultimately comes when we have a voice in the affairs of our community, and in the larger space of the nation through effective representation: the kind of representation in the Assembly of the people gathered to determine the ways and means of our national governance.
Nigeria has implemented only five percent of affirmative action on women – Okunuga
Hajia Fatima Kehinde Okunuga, an Ijebu-born princess, was an aspirant for the House of Representatives on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC). In this interview, she speaks on the exigency of women political empowerment, causes of gender inequity and possible ways to ameliorate the situation
Burning desire for revenge drove me to kill ex-FUTA VC –Sacked driver
78-year- old former Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Ondo State, Prof. Albert Ilemobade, who was gruesomely murdered by his domestic staff on June 21, seemed to have had premonition of death.
Mimiko lauds Ondo Christian-Muslim relationship
Governor Olusegun Mimiko has lauded what he described as the “uncommon synergy” between Christians and Muslims in Ondo State, even as he applauded the decision of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrimage Commission (NCPC) to commence its annual pre- pilgrimage sensitization tour from the state.
Never write yourself off…Trust God
Waiting on God for babies isn’t like a tea party. It comes with a number of challenges, but one must not allow the challenges to overshadow the focus.
Mikel demands N995m to join Qatari club
Nigeria international John Obi Mikel might see his proposed move to an unnamed Qatari club collapse due to his excessive wage dema-nds.
Cossy meets bigger boobs on set of new flick
For love, for hate or for pure envy, Nollywood diva, Cossy Orjiakor is almost always the cynosure of all eyes wherever she finds herself. Trick or treat, she owes this to no other reason than her humongous boobs which tends to herald her presence long before you could even figure out that Cossy is around.
This is bound to boost the male ego!
Did you know that during orgasm, most of the brain shuts down? That with orgasm, raised levels of what are called the cuddle chemicals – oxytocin and vasopressin – lead to feelings of satisfaction and attachments? A study has found that women who regularly receive semen vaginally are less depressed than those who don’t says Helen Fisher, PhD, author of: Why We Love, The Nature and Chemistry of Romancing love. A bit of an ego-booster for men who are forever jealous of the role that dreaded vibrator is playing in their lover’s life!
NCDSC arrests seven suspected crude oil thieves in Delta
MEN of the Nigerian Civil Defence and Security Corps, NCDSC, in Delta State, yesterday arrested seven suspected oil pipeline vandals while smuggling 66,000 litres of illegal crude oil to neighbouring Anambra State.
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