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5 ways to stay awake during long hour drives

5 ways to stay awake during long hour drives

You must have heard road mishaps that happened because the driver slept off while driving. These calamities usually happen after only a few seconds winks. There are other circumstances whereby, the driver sleeps briefly in traffic only to be woken up by the irrational honking of fellow road users.

Mimiko vows to complete all projects before tenure elapse; Inspects Comp Health Centre

Mimiko vows to complete all projects before tenure elapse; Inspects Comp Health Centre

The Ondo State Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko has vowed to complete all on-going projects in the state before the elapse of his tenure even as he assured that the ongoing construction work on the popular Arakale Comprehensive Health Centre in Akure, the capital of Ondo State will be completed and commissioned in January 2017 by his administration.

Biafra and the one-Nigeria project

Biafra and the one-Nigeria project

The emblazoned preamble of the Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution along with Section 2(1) which rhetorically provides “Nigeria is one indivisible and indissoluble sovereign state to be known by the name of the Federal Republic of Nigeria” is clearly symptomatic of oneness.

Ondo: My mandate is to govern, not to probe Mimiko – Akeredolu

Ondo: My mandate is to govern, not to probe Mimiko – Akeredolu

The Ondo state Governor-elect, Rotimi Akeredolu has put to rest, fears or insinuations in some quarters that his government might take after the footsteps of the Buhari-led Federal government in probing the administration of Governor Olusegun Mimiko, following his election victory at the poll last Saturday.

Air disasters in football history

Air disasters in football history

The crash in Colombia of a plane carrying the Brazilian football club Chapecoense Real, killing 76 people, was among the deadliest air disasters in the sport’s history. Here are others on that list:

Again, fuel scarcity looms as FG owes oil marketers $1.7bn

Again, fuel scarcity looms as FG owes oil marketers $1.7bn

The country may be plunged into another round of excruciating fuel scarcity in the next couple of weeks as oil marketers disclosed that they are running out of patience over the Federal Government’s refusal to pay its $1.7 billion debt owed them since May 2015.

Minimum Wage: No review in sight, says NLC

Minimum Wage: No review in sight, says NLC

Mr Ayuba Wabba, the President, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has blamed the delay in securing an upward review of the national minimum wage on the disunity in the organised labour.

You‘re faceless criminals, Urhobo youths tells Greenland militant group

You‘re faceless criminals, Urhobo youths tells Greenland militant group

THE Urhobo Youth Leaders Association, UYLA, in Delta State, Tuesday, shouted at the Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate Group, NDGJM, which announced, Monday, that it was not prepared for talks with the Federal Government, saying it (militant group) is a bunch of strange criminals and does not symbolize any interest.

Breaking: Senate approves Buhari’s N208bn virement fund request

Breaking: Senate approves Buhari’s N208bn virement fund request

The National Assembly has, Tuesday, approved the virement request by President Muhammadu Buhari which is in the tune of N208.821 billion. The virement fund explained by the President as ‘critical recurrent and capital items’ is for execution of key infrastructural projects across the country between 2016 and 2018.