Goodluck Jonathan: Drawing strength from his loss
Whichever way you look at the 2015 presidential election, ultimately, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was a gallant contestant; he did the unfamiliar in this part of terra firma — for the first time in Nigeria, an incumbent President accepted defeat. Again, a President seen by many as weak actually reached into the recesses of his psyche and drew inner strength to unflex taut muscles and let go, preferring the way of peace to that of conflict, the beginning of which all may know and see, but whose end not all will see and know.
Over 3000 IDPs stranded in recaptured Borno communities
More than 3000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are said to be stranded without food, water and shelter after the Nigerian Army recaptured Rann and other surrounding communities of Borno state from Boko Haram terrorists recently.
Finally, the Akinrogun returns home to APC
THE roles reportedly played by prominent Yoruba monarchs in the return of Chief Segun Osoba to the All Progressives Congress, APC, underscored the prominence of the former governor of Ogun State in the affairs of the South West region.
My father taught me responsible leadership – Dr. Nike Akande, LCCI President
CONGRATULATIONS on your election as the president of Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry. So, how does it feel to be the president of the leading Organised Private Sector (OPS) voice in Nigeria?
A lifetime of dedicated service, sacrifice
NIGERIA’s first Vice President, comes across as a phenomenal personality given his beyond the ordinary feats.
CCT trial: Why Orubebe’s lawyer, judges clashed
Trial of the erstwhile Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Elder Godsday Orubebe, over allegation that he falsely declared his assets in 2007, kicked off on a dramatic note, yesterday, as his lawyer, Mr. Larry Selekeowei, SAN, exchanged hot words with the Justice Danladi Umar-led panel of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT.
