2015: Nigeria’s year of history
By Oghene Omonisa T he year 2015 is special in the history of Nigeria. So many important events occurred that are worthy to be remembered and recorded, and which will enhance an objective appreciation of future events in Nigeria. Some were political, others economic, sociological, or cultural. The elections With the then sitting President, Dr. Goodluck […]
No ban on Hijab by Muslim women – Presidency
The Presidency has dismissed the insinuations that the Federal Government had banned the use of Hijab, the Muslim women’s dressing symbol of modesty.
New Year Message: I’ll continue to prosecute meaningful programmes for Ekiti People – Fayose
Despite the economic downturn caused by the drop in global oil prices, as well as the steep reduction in monthly allocation to states from the federation account, Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, has promised to continue to prosecute programmes that will make life more meaningful for Ekiti people, within the ambits of his administration’s six-point development programmes.
Woman loses 3 kids to fire in Bayelsa
A fire outbreak in the Ogbia area of Bayelsa on Saturday killed the three children of one Mrs Favour Udoh at her residence, the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) reports.
Chelsea, Man U, others braced for risky January window
The start of the new year means the opening of the January transfer window and an opportunity for English Premier League clubs to once again flex their financial muscle.
2016: Gov. Aregbesola urges Nigerians to redouble efforts on wealth creation
Gov. Rauf Aregbesola of Osun has called on Nigerians to redouble their productivity and be wealth creators in 2016 because the era of dependence on crude oil money had ended in the country.
