

N1b constituency projects: EFCC probes ex-Zamfara Gov, Rep
Photo: Obasanjo at venue of PDP C’tee inauguration
I can stabilise PDP if…- Bode George
Video: Watch as Dogara says padding not an offence under any law
Epileptic power: What are we not told?
Can you quit or forfeit your career for marriage?
PDP not for sale – BOT chairman
Edo 2016:Disown Pedro Obaseki, Accord Party warns Ize-Iyamu
Dignitaries mourn as Onoh’s widow is laid to rest in Enugu State
Video: Watch as PDP zones National Chairmanship to South West
Babies, breasts and breastfeeding
New leader for Boko Haram portends danger— Onah Ekhomu
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SubscribeCelebrities under pressure to marry
In Nigeria, it is expected that when a man or lady gets of age, he or she should move away from under the shadows of the parents and get married. Even the Holy Books strongly advise this, so it’s no surprise that marriage is seen as such a big deal in this part of the world.
Abia Gov Logjam: A-Court orders Otti to pay N200,000 to Ogah, Ikpeazu, PDP, Nwosu
The Court of Appeal in Abuja, yesterday, dashed the hope of governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, in Abia state, Dr. Alex Otti, to benefit from the High Court judgment that sacked Governor Okezie Ikpeazu from office.
I often get sexually harassed—Annette Cookey
For viewers of the first edition of the famous MTN Project Fame West Africa, Annette Cookey needs no introduction as she emerged the 3rd runner-up in the 2008 edition of the contest. But since her emergence, the all-round entertainer seems not to have done much when it comes to releasing singles and albums.
What Nigeria’s young musicians are getting wrong— Seyi Sodimu
Seyi Sodimu is a Nigerian Afro soul music star and songwriter. The former U.S- based singer who relocated to Nigeria recently released the remix of his evergreen song, ‘Love Me Jeje’ which featured American R&B singer K. Michelle.
How Jibrin became an activist
Rep. Abdulmumin Jibrin, the anti-padding crusader, and born-again activist is in the mind of some of several critics of the legislature, a godsend for the country’s anti-corruption campaign.
Herdsmen/Farmers clash: I won’t tolerate acts of criminality- Buhari
Following the incessant clashes between herdsmen and farmers across the federation, President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his administration would not tolerate any acts of banditry and criminality. He said that the security agencies in the country had been mandated to adequately deal with such act as it was capable of truncating the peace of the country.
Avengers split as faction threatens to expose sponsors, members
A group, Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, claiming to be a breakaway faction of the
Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, emerged, yesterday, backed out of the continued attacks on pipelines by the principal organization, threatening to expose the identities of NDA fighters and their sponsors if the militant group do not cease hostilities.
2016 Budget: Padding not a crime under Nigerian law, says Dogara
Even with the calls for his resignation closely reaching crescendo, Speaker Yakubu Dogara of the House of Representatives has said he would not resign. “Resign for what?” He said during an interface with the State House Correspondents at the presidential villa yester-day.
Lean not on your own understanding
Since the creation of man, man has always wanted to have things his own way. Often, he feels, his ways are the best. Sometimes no matter how well you try to get him to understand the truth (JN 17:17), man will still tell you that he knows best. What man often fails to understand is that, he is a created being, created by someone greater than him. The simple question now is; can the creature be greater than the creator? If your answer is no, then why spend your quality time leaning on your own understanding as opposed to trusting in God, who is your maker and knows the best for you.
How Okorocha’s controversial work plan emerged
Imo State is in the news again and probably for what some concerned citizens and labour leaders called “the wrong reasons”. They have equally not failed to wonder why “obnoxious policies and equally vexatious labour practices should start from the state”.
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