After recession, what next?

PALPABLE frenzy gripped the nation’s media last week. Among the country’s newspapers it all looked like a competition, a race to be the first to report that the country had slipped into recession. The front pages of these newspapers reported the news with muted glee it seemed. We had finally made a remarkable achievement, maybe a dubious one.
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There’s hunger in the land; we’ll overcome – Buhari

Pentecostal Bishops Forum, yesterday, told President Muhammadu Buhari that there was hunger in the land.
The clerics made their feelings known after a closed door meeting with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Their cry came as President Buhari, at the campaign of All Progressives Congress, APC, governorship election rally in Benin City, Edo State, assured Nigerians that the nation’s economy would soon get out of its current doldrums, even as Vice President Osinbajo blamed the country’s economic quagmire on bad governance and corruption of past leaderships.

Delta spares illegal buildings, approves title regularisation fees

Asaba—For the over 4,500 property owners on designated government lands in Asaba, it was a huge relief as Delta State has made good its decision not to demolish their houses as it inaugurated a task force to regularise the titles for owners of such buildings.

Boko Haram: Salkida denied access to lawyer

Salkida said to have close contacts with Boko Haram leaders, was arrested, Monday, just as he arrived the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, apparently to present himself to the military authorities which had earlier declared him wanted, along with two others, namely Ahmad Bolori and Aisha Wakil.

Edo guber election: Matters arising

THE way things are going in Edo State in the campaigns to the forthcoming governorship election, there is this fear by independent observers that it will not be conducted in a free and fair manner.

How Jumia redefines Nigerian online shopping experience with sound customer service

After four years of pioneering the revolution that dramatically changed the face of retail shopping in Nigeria, Jumia, Nigeria’s number one online shopping solution company is poised to consolidate this achievement with innovative concepts that will further expand her brand equity in Nigeria’s business terrain. The company outlined her plans last Thursday at a media round table organized for a select team of editors held at the company’s head office in Ikeja.

We’ll stop Eagles from 2018 World Cup — Zambia

Football Association of Zambia president Andrew Kamanga says qualifying to the 2018 World Cup after failing to qualify to the Africa Cup is an ambitious target that is achievable with adequate preparation and hard work.

Rohr rules out Uyo for Eagles’ matches

Super Eagles technical adviser, Gernot Rohr said the national team will not play its games at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo, until there is an improvement on the bad condition of the playing pitch.

Military not intimidated by emergence of new militant groups – Defence Hqters

Abuja—The Defence Headquarters, yesterday, took a swipe at the new tactics of militant groups springing up in the Niger Delta region with a view to causing distraction to its various security strategies and operations to rid the region of criminals, saying that the military and other security agencies would remain focused and un-intimidated while displaying professionalism in ensuring adequate security to lives and property.

Rivers PDP, APC bicker over commissioned projects

PORT HARCOURT—Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Rivers State, has dismissed as tissues of lies, allegations by the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state that Governor Nyesom Wike commissioned projects completed by former governor of the state, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi.

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