Nigerians create records at Rio Olympics
At least three of the many Nigerian athletes in the ongoing Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games created records of sorts that will be cherished in a longtime to come.
Female traders continue protest in Onitsha over closure of market
Female traders in Onitsha, Anambra state, yesterday, continued their protest over the closure of their market at Ezinwanne shopping mall along Silas Works Road in the Fegge area of Onitsha, by the state’s environmental task force (a.k.a Ocha Brigade).
Religion, the North and the rest of us
There was a time we were all Nigerians. Then came a time we were either Muslim or Christian. Now we do Southern Christian or Northern Muslim. If the government does nothing we will soon be Southern Moderate or Northern Extremist.
Edo govt faults US Consulate on travel ban
THE Edo State Government has described as an error of judgment, the travel ban placed by United States Consulate on her citizens, who intends to visit Edo State, saying that the action was a pure misrepresentation of the state of affairs in the state.
African Cassava Agronomy Initiative cement ties with partners
The African Cassava Agronomy Initiative (ACAI) project has stepped up efforts in cultivating and fostering the right partnerships in its cardinal aim of reducing the cassava yield gap in Africa.
KALU VS OHUABUNWA: Tribunal winds up, reserves judgment sine dire
THE Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Umuahia has reserved sine dire, judgment in the petition filed by former Governor of Abia State, Chief Orji Uzor Kalu of Progressive People Alliance, PPA, against Senator Mao Ohuabunwa of the PDP in the last senatorial re-run election in Abia North District.
