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I am not responsible for crisis in APC, says minister

I am not responsible for crisis in APC, says minister

The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Mr Usani Usani, has denied speculations that his political ambition is responsible for the crisis in the All Progressives Congress (APC), in Cross River State chapter.

2019 gov’ship: Urhobo youths fault Ogboru on zoning

2019 gov’ship: Urhobo youths fault Ogboru on zoning

Urhobo Youth Employment Initiative, UYEI, has faulted Chief Great Ogboru’s criticism of factions of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta State canvassing the zoning of the party’s governorship ticket to Delta North senatorial district.

Trump wealth drops as Bezos tops Forbes world’s rich list

Trump wealth drops as Bezos tops Forbes world’s rich list

Amazon chief Jeff Bezos is now the world’s richest person, having snatched the top spot from Microsoft founder Bill Gates who slips to second place, according to Forbes magazine’s annual billionaires list published Tuesday.

SEC to resume forensic audit of Oando Plc

SEC to resume forensic audit of Oando Plc

Dr Abdul Zubair, Acting Director-General, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it will resume forensic audit to probe Oando Plc based on petitions received by the commission from shareholders of the company.

2019: Southern youths mull mass movement, mobilise for PVCs

2019: Southern youths mull mass movement, mobilise for PVCs

SOUTHERN Young Leaders have called on governors of southern states to close ranks irrespective of political affiliations, saying that young people in the region would support a mass movement aimed at solving key challenges in Nigeria.

Engineering fast losing grip in our society—NSE

Engineering fast losing grip in our society—NSE

THE Nigerian Society of Engineers, NSE, has said that engineering is fast losing its grip in the society as Victoria Island, VI, Branch, installed Engr. Rose Madaki, as its new chairman.

Africa: A continent without democrats

Africa: A continent without democrats

The second wave of democratization in Africa, beginning in the 80s, and the gradual establishment of democracy as the new normal in the continent brought much hope and excitement. As we have seen in the recent intervention by the military in Zimbabwe, coup d’etats have become unpopular and unacceptable in the entire continent in deference perhaps to dominant global politics.