Financial slump: Port one, get one free, sex workers beg customers in Calabar
CALABAR - THE economic recession has struck the sex market in Paradise City, Calabar, capital of Cross River State, forcing working girls to slash their charges to an all-time low of N400 per insertion and N1, 500 – N2, 000 per night for home service due to diminishing patronage.
NFF: Reps wade into Giwa, Pinnick Crisis
ABUJA-THE House of Representatives on Tuesday, ordered its committee on sports to summon the Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalung and officials of the Nigerian Football Federation ,NFF, in a bid to amicably resolve the crisis rocking the apex football body in Nigeria. This was sequel to a motion of urgent public importance promoted by Rep Prestigious Ossy which recalled that trouble started when a high Court nullified the election of Amaju Pinnick and declared Chris Giwa as the winner of the election.
Photos: Ambode commissions Okota road, Isolo in Oshodi-Isolo LG
Photos: Ambode commissions Okota road, Isolo in Oshodi-Isolo LG
2016 budget approval: Return to sites, Fashola tells road contractors
The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, on Tuesday, appealed to road contractors to return to sites and commence works without further delay, following the approval of the 2016 budget.
Photos: Ambode commissions Brown street, Oshodi
Ambode commissions Brown street, Oshodi
Politicians asking Nigerians to allow fuel price hike are flying in their choppers – Bishop Adeoye
Bishop Seun Adeoye of Sufficient Grace and Truth Ministry, Okinni, Osun State has explained why he embarked on one-man rally against the present hike of fuel price from N86.50 to N145 by the federal government.
FG releases funds for mobilization of 2016 Batch A, stream II corps members
The Federal Government, on Tuesday, ordered the immediate release of funds for the mobilization exercise of the 2016 Batch A, stream II service year.
Independent Kurdistan for Peace and Co-existence
Today most experts agree that the current state system in the Middle East that has been created since World War One is not sustainable. For almost one hundred years, the state system delivered massacres, genocides, deportations, global discrimination, and poverty for Kurdistan. In addition,
Senate throws out anti-social media bill
The Senate has thrown out the Frivolous petition bill 2015 (SB. 143), otherwise known as anti- social media bill.
Will This Strike Succeed?
By Sunny Ikhioya The Nigerian masses are at another crossroad; whether to remain passive and accept the Federal government’s approved new price for petrol at one hundred and forty five naira per liter or come out forcefully-in the way of civil resistance – to force the government to backtrack. Either way, it is the masses […]
Oil eyes $50 per barrel as outages, global stocks rally
Oil rose to six-month high near $50 per barrel on Tuesday boosted by investors demand for riskier assets at the expense of safe-haven bonds.
