Reps: Unsettled life after Jibrin

Reps: Unsettled life after Jibrin

The unanimous decision of the House of Representatives to suspend a supposedly errant member, Abdulmumin Jibrin is the latest episode in the crisis in the House. Whether it would settle all issues is another matter
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Oyegun demonstrated some lawlessness – Oke

Oyegun demonstrated some lawlessness – Oke

My response has not changed. We indicated that since the party has followed that perfidious direction, we are leaders of the people. We have defined territory of aspiration which is Ondo State, we know the desire of our people, they want change, this change is desirable because they want a government whose priority would be the welfare of the people.

130 years after: Kiriji war re-echoes

130 years after: Kiriji war re-echoes

Echoes of the Kiriji war between Ibadan and Ekiti Parapos, which ended on September 23, 1886 resonated again, last week, as prominent sons and daughters of Yorubaland including traditional rulers gathered at the International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, to review what led to the war and the lessons the South West geopolitical zone should learn from it.

Barka Jumah

Barka Jumah

Faith in Allah Faith is the sense of the heart as truly as sight is the sense of the eye.  Faith enliven the soul, power goodness into our trail and mend life’s challenges with assured triumph. A person without faith is lost for good. But those who possess and live by faith always claim divine […]

When Fayose turns the heat on Ekiti Assembly

When Fayose turns the heat on Ekiti Assembly

THERE was a political earth tremor in the camp of Governor Ayodele Fayose during the week and by the time the dust settled, the fate of two of his trusted allies and disciples in the Ekiti State House of Assembly were hanging in the balance.

N-Delta leaders split over Amaechi’s summit

N-Delta leaders split over Amaechi’s summit

SOME stakeholders in Delta, Bayelsa and Cross River states rose, yesterday, in support of the Minister of Transportation, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, saying that he was eminently qualified to summon a meeting of Niger Deltans to discuss any issue, as he did, last Saturday, while others still maintained that Amaechi has no such powers.