Nigeria’s economic woes, self inflicted, says Soludo
A former Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Prof. Charles Soludo, said, yesterday, that the economic recession Nigeria is experiencing was self inflicted, insisting that oil, for most part of the country, had been a curse.
Musa needs to learn Leicester’s style – Ranieri
Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa came in at the 75th minute in Saturday’s English Premier League game between his club Leicester City and Swansea making a little impact. His manager Claudio Ranieri stated that the dashing winger still needs to learn Leicester’s style.
Moses scores first Chelsea goal
Victor Moses strike helped Chelsea to a comprehensive 3-0 victory in their English Premier League game against Burnley at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Lagos: The big difference a small bus-stop makes
I left my office on Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos around quarter to 6pm on Thursday, August 23 and, by 6pm, I was already at the base of the bridge at Iyana-Oworo. I was pleasantly surprised that we could descend the 3rd Mainland Bridge again at such a record time. When this started happening a couple of weeks back, I thought it was a fluke but it has happened over and over again.
National Hospital where ‘death is cheap’
National Hospital, Abuja, NHA, the once pride of the nation, is in tatters.
Courtesy of poor funding, inadequate staffing and frequent strikes by staff, you do not need an expert to tell that the hospital is gasping for breaths.
Five-yr-succession battle: Peace ushers Igwe Onuorah into Oraukwu palace
When Dr Emeka Onuorah was persuaded into dropping his agitation shortly after the 2011 general elections even when he was going to throw some punches, little did he know that providence was preparing him for a bigger position. He was to represent Idemili Federal Constituency at the National Assembly then. Today, he has been chosen to mount the throne of his forefathers as the monarch of Oraukwu.
