State police, resource control, LGA autonomy top reviewed constitution
A Constitution that will reflect the needs of the Nigerian people is expected to come to fruition about March this year as has been promised by the National Assembly. Before now, the Constitution has been severely criticised as a product of the military. Many attempts had been made in the past by the National Assembly to come up with acceptable Constitution for the country, but due to one controversy or the other, the attempts ended up not yielding results.
Get busy with God
2017 is already on. A week is gone and we are left with 51 weeks. Brethren, what have you decided to do this year?
Celebrity wedding bells Nigerians waiting to hear
Celebrity wedding bells Nigerians waiting to hear
Chinese money entices Robben
Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben has refused to rule out a potential move to the Chinese Super League, but expects to stay in Germany for another season.
Group lauds Ogun govt on workers’ welfare, political tolerance
A pro-democracy group, the Campaign for Good Governance, has commended Ogun State government for paying N13 billion as gratuities to pensioners, arrears of cooperative deductions to civil servants and severance package to former political office holders and sustaining infrastructural development despite the economic downturn across the country.
The average litigant in Nigeria believes you can buy justice – Yusuf Ali, SAN
Mallam Yusuf Olaolu Ali (SAN) is the CEO of GHALIB Chambers based in Ilorin. Yusuf Ali, who obtained his first degree from University of Ife,now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, went back for his master’s in law in the same university.
Thousands troop to see mystery tree with Arabic inscription believe to be Allah’s name
Thousands of people have besieged the resident of one Mr Micheal Ibironke in Ogun since two trees appeared with the inscription of an Arabic word believe to be the name of Allah on it.
Late payments a growing concern for SMEs
THE problem surrounding late payment to small business has been further highlighted by a new report that suggest six in ten invoices are still unpaid on their due date. Of those affected, almost three-quarters (70 per cent) say they rely on getting paid during their debtor day period to avoid facing a shortage of working capital.
Ebonyi ex-lawmakers, LGA Chairmen to earn monthly pay
Governor David Umahi has said that plans are underway to pay monthly stipends to ex-lawmakers and local government chiefs in Ebonyi State.
FA Cup: Ahmed Musa’s brace sinks Everton
Super Eagles striker Ahmed Musa scored twice in Leicester’s 2-1 win away at Everton to advance to the forth round of the FA Cup.
