NNPC wrong to reject my FOI request for accountability—Falana
The NNPC had rejected FOI request by Falana to provide information on the amount of money spent on petrol subsidy and turnaround maintenance of refineries.
Despite holding power for all these years, the north is still the poorest part of the country – Kuka
I am for peace, but when I speak, they are for war (Ps. 120:7) ‘….For most of you here in the audience, you may recall that the last time I stood before a huge gathering of this nature to undertake the same assignment was at the funeral of the late Sir, Patrick Yakowa, and Governor of Kaduna State on December 21st, 2012.
Declare herdsmen attacks as terrorist acts, SERAP urges UN Security Council
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has sent an open letter to the UN Security Council and its members urging them to: “Urgently hold a special session on Nigeria and to visit the country to press the authorities to end continuing killings and destruction of property by suspected herdsmen across Nigeria, particularly in the North-Central of the country.”
An adulterous wife brings trouble upon her home
The role of woman in a man’s life cannot be over-emphasized. Many women claim they are good. But in the true sense, many women would be able to lay claim and boast that they are good women.
Pro-Boxing: Joshua predicts Round 8 knock-out for Parker
WBA and IBF world heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua has predicted he will stop WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker before round eight in their unification bout billed for Cardiff Wales on March 31. “Joseph Parker is dedicated,” Joshua told Sky Sports.
Saraki, fuel subsidy motion and the anti-corruption fight
In 2011, the then Chairman, Senate Committee on Environment and Ecology and now Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki single-handedly moved a motion on the floor of the Senate calling for an investigation into how N240 billion budgeted for fuel subsidy for the whole of 2011 had skyrocketed to over N1.2 trillion under ten months.
