Never accept Pharaoh’s deceptive offering
It is not all offer that should be celebrated. There are good and bad offers. You are the one that will differentiate between the two and decide on what you want in life. As much as you have a great and glorious destiny, Satan has also prepared for you a future. It is left for you as a believer to decide in which one to follow, for every great destiny, there is also a counterfeit prepared by devil. What I am talking about is your offering.
The Olugbo’s claim of superiority over the Ooni has no logic – Prof. Akinyele
Secondly, if they claim to be descendants of Oduduwa, then there is no way the Olugbo can claim to be superior to the Ooni of Ife
The economy under Buhari: Half Way To What?
Meanwhile, Mr Godwin Emefiele, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has been leading the chorus of government officials singing that the economy will get out of recession in June this year. It’s an old trick often played by managers of companies having to render financial reports to the public. When the current period under review is not favourable you point to a rosy future to divert attention from the failure now.
After deadly royal battle in Ondo, they want to cover up the murder of our son, family laments
•New monarch denies allegation By Dayo Johnson, Akure THE family of the Youth Leader of Ilado community in Akure North local government area of Ondo State, Tope Ojo, who was allegedly stabbed to death during a chieftaincy tussle, has ?raised the alarm over alleged attempts to shield his suspected killers from being prosecuted. Tope was […]
W/African monetary zone moves to check banks failure
Following the economic crisis as well as recession facing Nigeria and other countries within the sub-region, the College of Supervisors of West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ) has moved to curtail banks failure in the system. WAMZ is doing this by ensuring that only credible promoters are given license to operate a bank, in order to avoid liquidation and its adverse consequences on the economy.
Foundation empowers widows, donates borehole to Delta community
IVORY Whetstones Foundation International, has empowered 50 widows and 13 women leaders from communities in Isoko North, Isoko South and Ndokwa East local government areas of Delta State with pest control and other farming equipment.
It has not been easy fighting corruption — Jaafaru
Alhaji Munir Jaafaru, a former Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Security and Administration Agency (NIMASA) and Commissioner in Kaduna State, is the Crown Prince of Zaria, addressed in the Zaria Emirate as Yariman Zazzau. He bares his mind on the second anniversary of the Muhammadu Buhari administration scoring him high on his campaign promises but says he could do better.
Okocha not ready for Delta FA job —Fuludu
Obviously unhappy with the lackadaisical attitude of the Delta State Football Association Chairman Jay Jay Okocha towards the affairs of the FA, Vice Chairman of the State FA Edema Fuludu has revealed that Austin Jay Jay Okocha is not ready to take responsibilities of things happening in the FA.
Buhari’s social welfare programme: So far, not so good
AS the All Progressives Congress, APC-led Fedral Government marks its second anniversay in office, Nigerians have, again, begun to ask questions about the administration’s performance in office especially regarding the social welfare intervention programme of President Muhammadu Buhari for which N500 billion was allocated in the 2016 budget.
In the two years of Buhari, the rich also cry – Bode George
CHIEF Olabode Ibiyinka George, a former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in this interview, speaks on the state of the nation as the Buhari administration clocks two tomorrow and Nigeria marks 18 years of unbroken democracy, saying the situation has become bad so much so that even the rich are crying.
Ex-N-Delta agitators lament N12bn trapped in bank
Being among the over 60, 000 Nigerians who invested in a scheme whose N12 billion account was allegedly closed by a bank, ex-agitators in the Niger Delta and their family members have asked the bank to release the money.
