What did you learn last Saturday?

I have witnessed many Independence Day anniversaries in my time. Right from the very first one when as a little school kid, we were given small green-white–green flags and asked to line the streets. Later, we were given free lunch and freer time to indulge in our favourite past time of games and pranks. I didn’t know what it all meant then but I learnt—through my parents, teachers and the passing years—that it was the day we gained the freedom to govern ourselves as we liked.
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Kidnap saga in Delta: Kidnap kingpin arrested while celebrating New Yam Festival 

Recent arrest of a kidnap kingpin who allegedly abducted a liquor dealer in Asaba, Delta state, has exposed alleged police complicity in implicating a private detective based in Anambra state. The detective, Jude Ukachi, Director of Jufuso security agency, arrested the notorious kingpin in Anambra state and handed him over to the Special Anti-Robery Squad, SARS, in Delta state police command for thorough investigations and possible prosecution.

‘My pastor husband conspired to sacrifice me for ritual’- Wife

Confusion is presently playing out between the family of Pa Ohelimo Joseph from Abakaliki, Ebonyi State and his son in-law Pastor Uchenna Joseph, who hails from the same town, over alleged plans by the pastor to sacrifice their daughter Patience for ritual purposes.

Microsoft Nigeria appoints new two executives

Microsoft Nigeria has announced the appointment of two new executives to its senior leadership team. With the new appointment, Ms. Rimini Haraya Makama has joined as the company’s Corporate Affairs Director while Mr. Ifeanyi Amah, is now its new Chief Technology Officer.

A Caesarean Section could be too much, too soon

Cesarean sections have become more common in recent years. Also known as a “C-section,” the procedure involves the surgical removal of a baby as an alternative means of delivery. About a third of all births are through C-Section. Researchers continue to investigate why C-sections have gained popularity.

How to stop people walking all over you

Keep it simple: Resist the urge to over explain. Simple responses such as, “Sorry, I can’t this time.” “I’m afraid I’m busy that day,” are most effective. The more details you offer, the more there will be to argue about. The other person may try to change your mind or decide that your excuse isn’t good enough.

Nigerian investors, delegates’ll benefit from Trade Expo Indonesia 2016- Nino Wawan

Trade expos are generally targeted at an industry and people involved or interested in that industry, and Exhibiting can be a great way to advertise to a target market and create brand awareness. Ahead of Indonesia’s biggest Trade Expo billed for October 12-16, 2016, Director of Indonesia Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC), Mr. Nino Wawan Setiawan, in this interview shares some thoughts on this year’s Trade Expo and how it would benefit Nigerian investors.

I pray God to give me courage to be fair to all Nigerians – Buhari

By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA-President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday in Abuja said that his greatest wish from God was the courage to be fair to all Nigerians irrespective of religious, tribal and cultural backgrounds. He said his administration would continue to promote unity and peaceful co-existence of all Nigerians by ensuring fairness and social justice to […]

Edo Poll: PDP lost because of disunity – Rep

A member of the House of Representatives, Mr Johnson Agbonayinma said the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lost Sept. 28 governorship poll in Edo due to disunity in the party.

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