Last week, when Sunday Vanguard published the first in this series about the crisis rocking the All Progressives Congress, APC, the likely sphere of mention of the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, in this piece would have been minimal; because she had not entered the fray then. However, as if speaking to validate this second part, Madam Aisha, last week, granted an interview to the British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC,

As negotiations for the expected next phase of the release of 83 Chibok girls begins this week, there were indications, last night, that the leadership of the Boko Haram sect might table two major conditions to be met by the Federal Government to seal the deal.

About 52 groups, comprising religious bodies, students’ associations, youths and women associations, yesterday, threatened to merge with the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, if the Federal Government failed to release its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, unconditionally from prison as ordered by the courts.

In present day Nigerian sports,it is rare to find youths who are focused on achieving world acclaim in athleticism; one of such is Patrick Okafor who has pictures of Akeem Olajuwon in his mind as he trains everyday at the National Stadium Lagos.

The National Youth Service Corps has taken free medical service to communities throughout the 774 Local Government Areas of Nigeria.