Mercy Aigbe slams those attributing her financial success to men
The caption of a new picture showing Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe on a foreign trip sees her slamming her critics. According to her, nobody is bothered now that she’s hustling, but same people will be quick to attribute her success to a governor.
Global ranking: 7 reasons our varsities are poorly ranked — Okebukola
Director of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, NESCO, Institute for African Culture and International Understanding, Professor Peter Okebukola, has given seven reasons why African universities are poorly ranked in global league and ways to improve their rankings.
Election will be free, fair, credible – Elder Udo-Tom, REC
Elder Monday Udo-Tom is the Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC, of Bayelsa State. In an exclusive interview during the 2019 Post-election review held by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Lagos, Udo-Tom reaffirmed his commitment to ensure the November 16 governorship election in Bayelsa is free, fair, and acceptable.
FG registers 2.4m poor, vulnerable youths in 15 states for YESSO
OVER 2.4 million poor/vulnerable individuals have so far been captured in the World Bank-assisted Federal Government-initiated Youth Employment and Social Support Operations, YESSO, programme.
Buhari seeks stringent measures against illicit funds, says they aggravate insecurity in Africa
ABUJA—PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, attributed the rising security challenges in Africa to those who profit from illegal financial activities.
A son’s tribute to his dad
CHARLES Dadi Onyeama was the first-ever Nigerian judge at the International Court of Justice in the Hague. And his author/publisher son, Dillibe (of Nigger At Eton fame), has written a biography of his illustrious father titled: The Man, The Legend, An Intimate Portrait.
