On arrest of judges and Sahara Reporters’ slant
JOURNALISM, like any other noble profession, is practised by diligent, educated and proud people. A journalist undergoes tutelage and is well apprised of the norms, dos and don’ts of the profession. A journalist, variously known as a reporter or editor, remains with that tag for life even if he ventures into any other profession. One of the main tenets of journalism is credibility.
Sabatini to replace Emenalo at Chelsea
Former Roma director, Walter Sabatini is being called to Chelsea, presumably to take over Michael Emenalo’s job as Director of Football.
Senator Enoh condemns communal conflict in C-River
SENATOR John Enoh, the senator representing Central senatorial district of Cross River State, has condemned the communal violence that rocked Akparabong and Bendege Ekiem, his hometown, weekend, which led to loss of lives.
IFC lists challenges to power sector, pledges financial support
THE International Finance Corporation, IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, has said that the challenge with the Nigeria’s power sector is not limited to financial liquidity, but other sectorial issues.
Saudi to jail overstaying pilgrims
Saudi Arabia on Monday started a crackdown on foreign pilgrims overstaying their Hajj visas, local newspaper Okaz reported.
Orbih alleges complicity by Inec, security agents, in Edo election
CHAIRMAN of Edo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Dan Orbih, has said that Nigerians would be surprised at the level of complicity and involvement of officials of Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in the just concluded governorship election in the state in their determination to subvert the will of the people.
Godogodo death toll hits 40, as mob hacks 14 herdsmen dead
The death toll from the invasion of Godogodo in Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State, between last Saturday and Sunday, has risen from 20 to 40, according to sources from Southern Kaduna Peoples Unions, SOKAPU, the umbrella body of the 67 tribal groupings of Southern Kaduna.
Hitler’s birth house to be demolished
The house where Adolf Hitler was born will be razed and a new building will be erected in its place, Austrian Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka said Monday, announcing a final decision on the problematic structure.
Why we knock before opening mortuary door – C-River mortician
OKUNMI- THE proprietor of Emeka Mortuary, Okunmi Community, located at the suburbs of Ikom, Central senatorial district, Cross River State, Mr. Kalu Ben Chima, popularly called Emeka Ambulance, has revealed the spiritual combats morticians, now and again, go through with occultists and members of some secret societies before their corpses were embalmed in his mortuary.
CIA blames Nigeria’s woes on inefficient administration
THE President of Chartered Institute of Administration, CIA, Dr. G. U. K. Chima, has attributed the debilitating problem of recession, graft and failures in the public and private sectors to inefficient administration.
Fayose, like Wike stops suspect’s arrest
Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti state today stopped the arrest of a woman who tried to withdraw money from an account already red-flagged by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
