

PDP: Court strikes out names of Metuh, two others
Britain’s EU exit won’t affect Nigeria’s economy in short term – Adelegan
Ignore coup story, Niger Delta youths tell Buhari
No renegotiation of Britain’s membership, says EU
13 feared dead as militants attack Lagos communities
Two to die by hanging for murder
Winners and losers from Britain’s EU vote
Ex-militants ask FG to pay backlog of stipends
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SubscribeBreaking news: Fresh militants’ attack in Ikorodu communities
Gunmen suspected to be militants were said to have invaded Igbolomu and Ishawo areas in Ikorodu Local Government Area of Lagos State.
SUCCESS RECIPE: Inside the mind of the rich (2)
Life gives you what you subconsciously want rather than what you deserve. Everyone deserves to be rich but not everyone is rich. Whatever, the culture, ethnic group, race, religion, gender, status and background the Universe lavishly opens up its abundance to all without discrimination. So perish the idea that some people are destined to be poor or that there is not enough for everyone. In fact, that kind of belief system keeps people in the poverty domain.
Workers storm OAU with mock coffin to mark end of VC’s tenure
new twist was yesterday introduced in the Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Ile-Ife, Osun State, by the protesting workers under the aegis of Senior Staff Association of Nigeria University, SSANU, and Non Academic Staff of University, NASU, as they stormed the university with a mock coffin, baked and shared bean cake (Akara) to formally end the tenure of the Vice Chancellor, Prof ‘Tale Omole.
A return to regional structure?
DEFINITELY, we are at cross roads and perhaps at a cuI-de-sac. This explains why we have been vacillating over our choice of system of government, heated arguments over revenue sharing formula, creation of more states, more local government councils, resource control and so on.
Buhari’s isolation of Igbo: A blessing
IGBOS have come to that point in the national life of Nigeria, where they just have to face it. They have to face the realities of these times. No one will develop the South East for them except they face it. No one will stop crime and kidnapping for them, except they face it. No one will spare their land from Fulani herdsmen, whether they play the politics or not, they just have to face it.
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