First Lady and wife of Nigeria’s president, Aisha Buhari has called for a probe of the State House Medical Centre over poor health facilities in the hospital despite the huge budgetary allocation to it.

THE Ijaw People Congress, IPC, has faulted alleged moves by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Burutu Local Government Area to impose candidates in Ayakoromo.

Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Monday urged judges and lawyers to embrace transparency and accountability in the administration of justice in the State with a view to enhancing confidence in the legal system.

Over three thousand displaced traders from the demolished Owerri Eke ukwu market by Imo state government, Monday, got a cheque of 50 million naira, to assist the affected traders revive their businesses.

Former Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Victor Malu, is dead.

Hundreds of policemen serving in the Kaduna state command Monday stormed the command headquarters to demand explanation to the non-payment of their salaries for up to two months.

Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Monday said a total of one million housing units are required every year between the next five to ten years to fix the deficit in providing shelter for the people.

THERE is a ground swell to punish hate speech in the country. Doubtlessly, societies evolve and what is acceptable today may be forbidden tomorrow. But hate Speech is like religion; it depends on your beliefs. If some say Nigeria is a zoo, and others say those who call our beloved country a zoo, are animals; both groups may be exercising their constitutional and fundamental human right to freedom of speech.

The outcome of the investigation which the Senate has ordered into this monster of alleged corruption perpetrated by Baru right under the watch of President Buhari, alias “Mr Integrity”, will surely define this regime for what it has always been from Day One, even for Doubting Thomases to see

President Buhari spoke in favour of it. Vice President Osinbajo is in support. In fact, it will be difficult to find any well-informed Nigerian who disagrees with the campaign to “Buy Made In Nigeria Goods”. Then, why has our import bill been rising and few people actually patronize those products? The answer is simple: we have no sales people who can sell Made In Nigeria Goods – which is like moving a mountain. We lack the sales people because we keep on making several mistakes.