Phillip Tabansi bows out!
Focused and large-hearted, Engineer Phillip Tabansi was the young man everybody approached for help in the 80s and early 90s when Tabansi Records which was one of the leading indigenous record companies in the country held sway.
4 dead, 700 cattle stolen as rustlers invade Niger village
Minna—Cattle rustlers have killed four people in Niger State, leaving several others injured and no fewer than 700 cattle and unspecified numbers of goats stolen.
53 years after Fagunwa: Ogboju Ode remains in the evil forest
The family of the late foremost Yoruba writer and pioneer author of the classics, Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irunmale, Daniel Olorunfemi Fagunwa, popularly known as D. O. Fagunwa, has marked 53 years of his departure from this earth.
Ghana: An African dream deferred
I LIVED in Ghana continuously for about three years from January 6, 2013 and thought President John Mahama could easily be defeated by a determined opponent. This was what happened on December 7, elections when his challenger from the New Patriotic Front (NPP) Nana Akufo-Addoh beat him securing 5,716, 026 or 53.85 percent of the votes, and Mahama recording 4.713,277 or 44.40 percent.
Port Security: US Coast Guards visit NPA ahead of audit implementation
Organisation, IMO.
