I wouldn’t have gone to school if my parents were to pay — Atiku

FORMER Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar yesterday in Awka, Anambra State, tasked leaders at all levels and philanthropic individuals to pay more attention to the education sector so as to relieve parents of the burden, saying that somebody like him could not have gone to school if his parents were required to pay for his education.
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Now that Trump is president

IN his November 5, 1952 concession speech, after losing the presidential election to Dwight Eisenhower, Adlai Stevenson was asked how much it pained that a dye- in-the-wool politician, should lose the presidential election to a political neophyte who had just retired as General.

Kano lawyer jailed 4 years for N50m fraud

The Federal High Court, Kano, presided over by Justice Fatu Riman, yesterday, convicted and sentenced a senior lawyer, Yakubu Mohammed Na-Allah, to four years imprisonment without option of fine for offences of money laundering to the tune of N50 million.

Beware of Akeredolu bread, Jegede warns

THE Eyitayo Campaign Organisation in Ondo state yesterday asked members of the public to shun the distribution of bread by persons loyal to the All Progressives Congress APC governorship candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu SAN.

Be steadfast, Delta commissioner urges PDP faithful

Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education in Delta State, Chiedu Ebie, has urged Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, faithful in Ika South Local Government Area, to remain steadfast and committed to the party.

Federation account: FG recovers N4.2bn from collecting banks

The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) yesterday said it had recovered N4.2 billion in remittances from collecting banks into the federation account. Mr Shettima Gana, the commission’s acting Chairman, said this while inducting the lead consultants and other auditors on the verification and reconciliation of revenue collections and remittances by the collecting banks.

The audacity in Shiites clash with Nigerian Police

The Shiites in Nigeria have a strong affinity with Iran. It is a country regarded as the hub of global terrorism and the Shiites in Nigeria operates under the deceptive tag of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN).

Positive thinking no longer enough for organisation’s growth

WITH the current realities and business uncertainties, what brings about success in your organisation today might not bring the same success tomorrow. An idea, thought, or belief that we have been used to in the time past and that has worked may not work for us in the same manner it did in the time past.

Making the most of real estate investment

LAND is a finite resource. People need a place to live, work, shop and play, so even in a bad economy, real estate investment usually fares better than stocks. It is really just a matter of supply and demand.

PDP’ll come out better after crisis— Makarfi

The Caretaker Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator Ahmed Makarfi, has expressed confidence that the party would wax stronger after the ongoing leadership crisis rocking it, saying that it was better for the party to pass through the crisis now.

Maritime Varsity Bill, Okerenkoko passes 2nd Reading

MOVES to give the establishment of Maritime University of Nigeria, Okerenkoko in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State, a legal backing yesterday, got a boost as the bill scaled the second reading.

Law firm launches African campaign

In line with reinforcing its commitment to Africa, a global law firm, Hogan Lovells, has launched a new campaign tagged, “Be a mountain or lean on one”.

112nd birthday: Zik of Africa celebrated

An Igbo group, Ndigbo Cultural Society of Nigeria, NCSN, yesterday in Lagos, marked the posthumous 112nd birthday of late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, the Owelle of Onitsha, with a call on President Muhammadu Buhari to complete the former President’s mausoleum.

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