Modu Sheriff was validly removed as acting chair, PDP tells court

Modu Sheriff was validly removed as acting chair, PDP tells court

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, told a Federal High Court in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, that former acting National Chairman of the party, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, was validly removed by the legally constituted May 21, 2016 National Convention of the party held in Port Harcourt.
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Buhari urged to ignore opponents of Amnesty programme

Buhari urged to ignore opponents of Amnesty programme

Niger Delta ex-militants under the amnesty programme, have reacted to the purported demand of Reformed Egbesu Boys of Niger Delta, calling for the sack of the coordinator of the amnesty programme and Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Brig. Gen. Paul Boroh (retd), over alleged inexperience in effectively coordinating the programme.

Good news for a change!

Good news for a change!

I’ve been in London for the past five months, but I read Nigerian newspapers online every day and I am in regular contact with Nigerian friends, colleagues and relatives.

Edo 2016: APC delegates disappear

Edo 2016: APC delegates disappear

There was controversy yesterday as a number of the delegates scheduled for tomorrow’s governorship primaries were said to have gone missing or disappeared. Vanguard gathered that a number of the delegates who were disappeared were, however, being quartered in choice hotels under heavy police guard.

Hijab: Osun can of trouble

Hijab: Osun can of trouble

The recent outburst by Osun State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN has again fuel another round of confusion in the state as students turned out in their church garments to their schools in obedience to the religious body order. CANs order, in reaction to the the court judgment that permits the wearing of hijab by Muslim girls to school showed that it was not ready to tolerate the wearing og hijab in public schools in spite of the judgement of a competent court.

Abdelaziz: Great leader, Great nation

Abdelaziz: Great leader, Great nation

IT is the Biblical story of David and Goliath enacted on African soil. More appropriately, it is the case of two Goliaths against a tiny David. Western Sahara is a tiny African country which may be one of the reasons it was bypassed during the so called ‘Wind of change’ that swept through Africa in the 1960s decolonising most of the continent. In 1960 alone, 17 African countries became independent.

Caution on IDPs return

Caution on IDPs return

Recently, there have been reports of plan by the Federal Government to evacuate about 1, 934, 765 Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, who are living in formal camps, host communities and satellite camps in the country. The intention is to return them to their respective liberated communities in the North Eastern states of Borno,

FIFA to announce new World Cup seeds for Africa

FIFA to announce new World Cup seeds for Africa

WORLD football governing body FIFA have said they will release new seeding for 2018 World Cup qualifying tournament African zone on June 21 following complaints from several of the teams.

Durban 2016: Ogba cries out for help

Durban 2016: Ogba cries out for help

Athletics Federation of Nigeria president Solomon Ogba has revealed that Nigeria risks missing the African Athletics Championships in Durban, South Africa, if the athletes don’t travel on Saturday.

Fast, to gain taqwa

Fast, to gain taqwa

With our unflinching resolve to make the best out of the month, carry out all the required ibadah, actively involved in acts of devotion, prayers, Tarawih, tahjud, Quran recitation, and other forms of worship, we have to work towards realising these goals. We will go into details of all these one after the other insha Allah.

Lagos-based hotel tasks FG on tourism devt

Lagos-based hotel tasks FG on tourism devt

AS a way of diversifying the ailing nation’s economy, the Group Managing Director of a Lagos-based hotel, Nanet Hotel and Suites, Mr. Ini Akpabio, has called on the Federal Government to look towards boosting the tourism sector. Akpabio said that building up the tourism sector can lead to it taking over oil sector’s lead position in the country.

6 die, 24 survive, in Lagos auto crashes

6 die, 24 survive, in Lagos auto crashes

Six people were reportedly killed while twenty three others injured in two separate auto crashes in Lagos, Wednesday night and yesterday respectively.

Five persons were confirmed dead when their vehicle rammed into a stationery truck, late Wednesday, night, at Third Mainland Bridge, inward Oworonshoki area of the state, while one person died yesterday in the accident involving a Volkswagen commercial bus with 18 passengers on board which somersaulted on its way to Mile 12 from Lagos Island at Alapere inward toll-gate.

AFRIMA pays tribute to OJB Jezreel

AFRIMA pays tribute to OJB Jezreel

The International Committee of the All Africa Music Awards, AFRIMA, in partnership with the African Union Commission, AUC, have joined other Nigerians to pay tribute to Babatunde Jezreel Okungbowa a.k.a OJB Jezreel who died on Tuesday.

Germany fail to beat Poland

Germany fail to beat Poland

Old rivals Germany and Poland fought a battle of attrition that ended in a goalless draw and edged both countries towards a place in the last 16 of Euro 2016 on Thursday.