Kukah laments Christians’ passive attitude to politics
Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Father Matthew Kukah, has asked Christians to participate in politics and stop being afraid of public space and politics, just as he urged them not to see politics in its narrowest sense of political parties and candidates seeking election because they will always face political choices.
Ex Govs’ pension: Kalu dissociates self, says he remains unpaid
Former governor of Abia State, Dr Orji Uzor Kalu has debunked reports that he enjoys a large pension from the state government.
Propel Group expands, partners foreign company in oil bunkering business
PROPETROL Nigeria Limited, one of the indigenous oil service companies, appears to be changing the narrative in the sector as it partners with a foreign company to offer bunkering services, hitherto dominated by foreign companies.
Anambra PDP vows to wrest power from APGA
THE Anambra State branch of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has petitioned the state House of Assembly, urging it to commence the impeachment of Governor Willie Obiano over alleged constitutional breaches.
Beko’s intervention in the struggle for right to health in Nigeria
Going by the letter and spirit of the act it is indisputable that the right to health has been elevated to the level of justiciability as anyone denied of access to basic health has the unquestionable right to seek redress in court. If religiously implemented by the federal government, the act is going to tackle all preventable diseases including infant and maternal mortality.
Primate Ayodele preaches religious tolerance at birthday
Primate Elijah Babatunde Ayodele, Founder and Spiritual Head of INRI Evangelical and Spiritual Church, Oke-Afa, Isolo, Lagos, celebrated his birthday in a unique way: invited the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, leader of the Muslim Ummah of Nigeria, and other prominent leaders as a mark of a deliberate effort to blend Nigerians together as one united in peace and harmony.
