Ondo REC, Agbaje recounts politicians attempts to bribe him
THE Resident Electoral Commissioner in Ondo State, Mr. Olusegun Agbaje, yesterday, while denying bribery allegation made against him by one of the candidates contending for the governorship ticket of the PDP in Ondo State, Mr. Jimoh Ibrahim, said he had repeatedly spurned invitations from a serving governor, adding that Ibrahim’s grouse against him was that he refused a request for them to meet in London.
Former banker to spend 195 years in jail for theft
KANO—A Kano High Court has sentenced a former staff of a second generation bank, Aliyu Suleiman, to 195 years imprisonment.
Nuella Njubigbo set to unveil boutique in Lagos
SULTRY actress, Nuella Njubigbo-Chikere is set to join the growing list of actresses who have delved into business in recent times as she launches her mind-blowing, African-inspired online boutique called NuellAfrika, in Lagos.
Movie producers chart a new direction for Nollywood
THE Association of Movie Producers, AMP, seems to be spoiling for a fight following the drastic decrease in sales of Nollywood movies in recent times.
When Nigerians accumulate sins
Inclination has replaced wisdom; vain desires have substituted reason; bad deed in place of good deed; hypocrisy has replaced devotion; illegality has taken over legality, stealing, looting and treachery have come over uprightness
Politics of ‘air strikes’
AIRSTRIKES, the pounding of the ground by powerful bombs raining from the skies, is on-going in three countries of the Middle East. Although the targets and victims including armed and unarmed persons, the strong and the weak, children and the elderly, women and children, schools and hospitals, are the same, they elicit different reactions. This depends on who is dropping the bombs, which side is doing the killing, who is doing the dying and who benefits economically or politically.
