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Dalung earns Buhari low marks in sports

The euphoria that greeted the swearing-in of President Muhammadu Buhari as the fourth elected President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria since the return of unbroken democracy to the country in 1999 has long evaporated in the sports sector owing largely to poor performances on the turf on one hand and leadership crisis orchestrated by administrators on the other side, all combining to make for a year to quickly forget for Nigeria sports followers.

EFCC quizzes 11 INEC staff over alleged N120m bribe

Eleven officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Gombe State were yesterday quizzed in connection with the receipt and sharing of N120 million to compromise last year’s general elections in the state.

Bitter lemon and anti-cancer benefits

Dr. Frank Shallenberger, a specialist in anti-aging, says bitter lemon helped heal pancreatic cancer if added to daily diet, and may offer even more anti-cancer benefits beyond that. Also known as bitter gourd and “goya,” the inside of a bitter melon resembles an over-dry cucumber.

N’Delta: INC begins consultations with youth bodies, Ijaw leaders

Perturbed by the resurgence of youth militancy in the oil-rich Niger Delta, the apex socio-cultural organization of the Ijaw ethnic nationality, the Ijaw National Congress, INC, has begun consultations with Ijaw leaders, youth groups and various associations across 78 Ijaw clans within and outside the Niger Delta with a view to ascertaining and identifying the immediate grievances in order to proffer all-inclusive solutions to the present wave of youth insurgency in the region.

May 29: Legislature, Judiciary in the eyes of Clarke

Outside the budget, I do not see anything the legislators have done during the year under review. They have used their time to settle internal quarrels, to fight for who will be chairman of one committee or the other, and using most part of the year mending rifts between them and even up till moment, the rifts remain unresolved. It does not augur well for this country that a parliament that has already done one year out of the four years has nothing to show for the period more than trying to patch up differences. They need to do better. Nigerians are looking at them to reflect the change that this new government wants. I am sorry to say that we are not seeing that in the legislature.

Petroleum industry: All motion, no progress

One year into the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigerian petroleum industry had been bombarded with a number of initiatives, reforms, policies and strategies, but in spite of these, the industry had not recorded any significant improvement in its fortunes. Over the years, Nigeria and the international community had been consistently reminded of the fact that the Nigerian petroleum industry is bedeviled and enmeshed in an intricate web of corruption, to the extent that almost every successful player in the industry is termed corrupt or seen as benefitting from the corrupt system.

What I consider a classic definition of Buhari govt- Garba Shehu

The president guards his family life jealously. In spite of all the pressure of the office, he spends time with his grandchildren whom he so much adores. They come around him and they provide him with so much relaxation and relief. So, he is a family man and for him he has time for work, for play and time for his family.

Stereotyping

After their 10 wedding anniversary, John and Rose’s seemingly rosy marriage was falling apart. John was tired of living a lie. He was determined to make the marriage truly happy or pack it up. He decided to start from where all sensible couples should: communication. They did not travel abroad or go to some exotic hotel or resort to do it; that is for people who have the means and time. They did it right there in bed where they have earlier had a grueling intimate moment (some call it grudge sex).

NLC: Reaping the fruits of disunity, logic, wisdom

EVEN when the past one year had largely been marked by issues that often times send the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and its affiliates back to the trenches, activities of the organised labour were clearly bereft of its traditional punch.

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