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Amaju sends Eagles back to Benin City

Amaju sends Eagles back to Benin City

The rebranding of one of Nigeria’s foremost football clubsides, Bendel Insurance FC of Benin City has continued to attract comments from stakeholders of the sport, even as Governor Godwin Obaseki, says apart from the private sector being the target to takeover, there will be a new Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City in the coming months.

OYC lauds Ugwuanyi, Ikpeazu, Umahi for youths empowerment

OYC lauds Ugwuanyi, Ikpeazu, Umahi for youths empowerment

OHANAEZE Youths Council, OYC, has again praised Governors Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia, Dave Umahi of Ebonyi and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu States, for what it called their youth-friendly administration, saying the youths have endorsed them for 2019 ”to enable them continue the empowerment of the youths as leaders of tomorrow”.

Police begins mop-up of illegal arms in Anambra

Police begins mop-up of illegal arms in Anambra

THE Anambra State Police command has set up a nine- member committee to mop up illegal arms in the state  within 21 days  as directed recently by the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Mr. Ibrahim Idris.

Inflation to remain high in 2018 — Rewane

Inflation to remain high in 2018 — Rewane

Inflation in the country will generally remain high in 2018 – 2019 amidst likely currency adjustment and election spending, Managing Director, Financial Derivatives Company, FDC, Mr. Bismark Rewane, has said.

Ethiopia’s choice: Reform or anarchism

Ethiopia’s choice: Reform or anarchism

ETHIOPIA, the heroic African country Europeans could not colonise, source of the Blue Nile whose waters gave humanity its civilisation and in whose bosom the African Union headquarters nestles, is faced with a choice; political reform or anarchism. This explains its on-going turbulence which has consumed Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn Boshe. His February 15 resignation letter stands logic on its head.

$12bn Recovery Suit: Court rules against Chevron

$12bn Recovery Suit: Court rules against Chevron

A Lagos Division of the Federal High Court yesterday awarded a N100,000 cost against Chevron Petroleum Nigeria Limited in a $12 billion debt recovery suit by the Federal Government over oil shipment.

A frivolous observation

A frivolous observation

I am beginning to think that there should also be a “#HE Too” movement, comprising men who have been lured by ladies who lust!