Today’s politics, tomorrow’s memoirs
AMONG other perspectives, society is said to be a construct of conflicting interests and influences. The combination of such divergent energies invariably powers the locomotive that takes society in the direction and destination, which its leaders and inhabitants and even ‘well-wishers’ are willing and prepared to steer it.
Tebite scores Okowa high, says he’s a grassroots politician
FORMER member representing Ughelli South constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, Olorogun Taleb Tebite, has described the SMART agenda of the Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s administration as a job creation tool for the unemployed youths in the state.
Soldiers provide hygiene service to Delta community
The 19 Battalion of the Nigerian Army, Koko, Delta State, has said that the military, particularly the Operation Crocodile Smile in the Niger Delta region, was not only about war alone but also about hygiene and cleanliness to ensure a healthy and safe environment in localities across the country, particularly in the region, where the military operates.
Cardinal Onaiyekan sues for religious tolerance, says God belongs to all
The Archbishop of the Abuja Arch Diocese, John Cardinal Onaiyekan has said that the relationship between Christians and Muslims depends on what goes on in the various faiths.
Photos: Lagosians cook ‘Egusi’ soup with Alligator killed at Gbagada
Photos: Lagosians cook ‘Egusi’ soup with Alligator killed at Gbagada
Time to pass the PIB
The economic crisis is Nigeria’s biggest headache today. At the heart of it was the crash in oil revenue, hence, the renewed push for diversification of not only the economy but also the oil industry.
