Why U.S. is ‘slow’ in helping Nigeria recover stolen assets —Envoy

UNITED States Deputy Assistant Secretary for West Africa and Economic and Regional Affairs in the Department of State, Peter Barlerin, has said the complexities in his country’s legal system were responsible for the slow recovery of looted funds stashed away by Nigeria’s public officers.
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When Nigerians accumulate sins

Inclination has replaced wisdom; vain desires have substituted reason; bad deed in place of good deed; hypocrisy has replaced devotion; illegality has taken over legality, stealing, looting and treachery have come over uprightness

Politics of ‘air strikes’

AIRSTRIKES, the pounding of the ground by powerful bombs raining from the skies, is on-going in three countries of the Middle East. Although the targets and victims including armed and unarmed persons, the strong and the weak, children and the elderly, women and children, schools and hospitals, are the same, they elicit different reactions. This depends on who is dropping the bombs, which side is doing the killing, who is doing the dying and who benefits economically or politically.

Harrysong opens up on relationship with Five Star music

BETTER “Pikin” crooner, Harrison Tare Okiri, popularly known as Harrysong has declared that he has no intention to dump his record label, Five Star Music, owned by business mogul, Emeka Okonkwo a.k.a E-Money and his elder brother, Kingsley Okonkwo a.k.a Kcee.

Senate asks Lekki port promoters to build rail for cargo evacuation

THE Senate Committee on Marine Transport has suggested that the Tolaram Group, sponsors of the Lekki Deep Seaport, should include rail transportation in their construction works to avoid gridlock along the port access road. The Chairman of the Committee, Sen. Ahmed Yerima, made the suggestion during an oversight function of the committee and a visit to Lekki deep seaport in Lagos.

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