Buhari launches change campaign
Abuja—President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday launched the change campaign, code-named, “Change Begins With Me,” in Abuja, vowing to eliminate rent-seeking from the nation’s public service.
PIPELINE BOMBINGS: US troubled about Nigeria’s colossal revenue loss — David Young
WARRI—Deputy Chief of Mission, United States Embassy, Abuja, Mr. David Young, has said that the government of United States was worried about the huge revenue Nigeria was losing because of attacks on oil pipelines by militants.
Constitution review: Reps move to restrict president, gov who acted for 2 years to contest only one term
BARELY 11 days to the resumption of the House of Representatives, a bill to restrict presidents, governors who acted for two years to contest only one term will be on the front burner for deliberations as lawmakers resume September 20.
Ayade commends acting NDDC boss over road interventions in C/River
Calabar—Cross River State governor, Professor Ben Ayade, has lauded the acting Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NNDC, Mrs. Ibim Semenatari, for what he described as her pragmatic interventions in some deplorable federal roads and other projects in the state.
Luiz targets treble
David Luiz is targeting three trophies with Chelsea. He has also praised manager Antonio Conte.
Women: Halting the slide in politics
SINCE their victory at the 2007 elections which saw a huge rise in female representation in elective positions in the country, women’s performance in subsequent elections has gone from bad to worse, nose-diving from eight per cent in 2011 (32
