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No tribalism for me, I don’t have to sing in Yoruba to make it — Nanbie

Nambam Claire-Ann Shitery, fondly called ‘Nanbie’ is a Jos-born Nigerian afro-pop singer/songwriter and keyboardist who started writing songs at the tender age of seven. At the age of thirteen, she had honed her singing skills to a point that she knew she was fully ready for the music making craft. In this exclusive interview with Star Tracker, she reveals why she took on music ahead pursuing career in Biological Engineering , which she studied at Near East University.

2019: INEC partners Immigration Service, retrieves 299 PVCs from aliens in 26 States

In a bid to further ensure the fidelity of the register of voters to be used for the 2019 general elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has entered into partnership with the Nigerian Immigration Service NIS to assist with the identification of non-Nigerians who might have gotten their names into the register during  the ongoing nationwide Voter Registration exercise.

APC–crises, confusion and contradictions

Anyone wondering why Nigeria is in bad shape could get an insight from the goings-on in the All Progressives Congress, APC; the party that formed the government in Abuja.

Photos: Neymar arrives at hospital for foot operation

Brazilian superstar Neymar arrived in hospital Friday for an operation to mend the broken bone in his right foot that has ended his season at Paris Saint-Germain and overshadowed Brazil’s World Cup preparations.

A Boost for Non-Oil Sectors

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has expressed its commitment towards providing the necessary assistance for Nigeria to attain competitive edge in non-oil sectors of the economy.

Political Relevance: Why Igbo still grope in the dark

As 2019 general elections approach fast, nationalities across Nigeria are strategizing and negotiating into the heart of the party under which platform they hope to realise their dreams. The Igbo whose position have been precarious in the Nigerian political landscape don’t seem to know which way to go.

Achuzia: More Biafran after Biafra

They nicknamed him ‘Air Raid’ simply because Col. Joe Oseloka Achuzia probably killed more Biafran soldiers than some Nigerian troops. He so believed in Biafra that soldiers who ran away from battle were summarily executed  by him.

A reconciliator in need of reconciliation

It’s not easy to spot a talent. In my recruiting days as Editor or Publisher, I often asked young writers to write about their partners. My aim was to see how well they could make their intimacy breathe on a blank piece of paper. I would want to see a turn of phrase, a play on words and a general ease with language that would show promise.

Neymar’s foot operation: what we know

Brazilian football star Neymar will undergo surgery Saturday to fix a broken bone in his right foot that has put a hole in Paris Saint-Germain’s season and given Brazil the jitters, three and a half months out from the World Cup. Here’s what we know so far.

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