Performance: Northern leaders hit back at Oyegun’s critics
Prominent politicians from the north on Monday hit back at critics of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, accusing them of plotting to divide the party in every way imaginable. The leaders also praised Oyegun for building up the party’s organisational and competitive capacity. In a statement in Kano […]
Police vow to sustain peace in Niger state
Niger State Police Command has assured the people of its readiness to sustain their peaceful coexistence and guard them against mischief makers and purveyors of hate speeches.
Contractors With Track Record Of Project Delivery Will Be Patronized – Okowa
DELTA State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Okowa has said his administration will continue to patronize contractors that has track records of delivering quality projects.
Ahmed: In a race with time
JUST recently, Kwara State governor, Dr Abdulfatah Ahmed, had occasion to lead a team of government officials to a meeting with the World Bank, in Abuja. The meeting was aimed at creating a productive partnership between Kwara and the global financial institution. The partnership would result in easy financing of key components of the developmental programmes of the Ahmed administration as it marks the first half of its second term which coincide with 50th Anniversary of our state.
Champions Chelsea perceive good omen in Burnley opener
Chelsea’s opening-weekend fixture at home to Burnley may have Blues fans finding good omens for their Premier League title defence.
Britain could stay in EU, but only on poorer terms: Verhofstadt
Britain is welcome to change its mind and stay in the European Union, but it should not expect to keep getting its EU budget rebates or complex opt-outs from EU rules, the European Parliament’s Brexit coordinator said on Wednesday.
