200 Ondo female students receive training on solar energy
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Why South/South is against calls for Nigeria’s breakup — Opone, PANDEF member
CHIEF Ossai Opone, a member of Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF and former governorship aspirant in Delta State in this interview, explains how the gains of the latest dialogue between the Federal Government and PANDEF can be maximized. He also proffers solutions to the growing agitations for self-determination in some sections of Nigeria.
Obat Oil boss, Femi Akinruntan expands new frontiers
At a time like this, when the nation’s economy profile is heading south, the only way forward for businesses to stay afloat is through diversification. Presently, one of Nigeria’s leading oil marketers, Obat Oil and Petroleum Ltd, has joined the class of oil players venturing into other areas of business in order to keep its head above water. Prince Femi Akinruntan, the managing director of Obat Petroleum and one of the sons of Oba Obateru Akinruntan, the Olugbo of Ugbonla kingdom in Ondo State, has run brilliantly the affairs of Obat oil for almost a decade.
Sweet memories of screen divas who went bald for movie roles
The pride of a woman, they say ‘is her hair’ and that’s why it’s rare to behold a beautiful damsel shaving off her hair for any reason. But for screen divas, shaving off their cherished hair, in an attempt to mirror a role they are playing in a movie is not only daring and professional, but also, it portrays them as true African women.
I don’t have a problem with homosexuality — Nse Ikpe-Etim
Many years ago, I featured in a film called “The Scars Of Womanhood.” But I never really wanted to be an actress. Consequently, my career didn’t take off immediately
Cameroon panic over strike force
The pressure is mounting on the Indomitable Lions, who have less than four days to prepare for the 3rd and 4th qualifying days of the 2018 World Cup qualifying against the Super Eagles.

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