On Hong Kong protests: Issues and implications
IN the past month, Hong Kong, the iconic city of international commerce, finance, shipping and other logistics, has been in turmoil, with extremist radicals wreaking havoc on its reputation. By now, it is obvious to any discerning person that the sustained protest by extremist radicals has little to do with the proposed amendment of legislation on fugitive offenders ordinance and the mutual legal assistance in criminal matters ordinance by the Hong Kong legislative council.
Anambra industrialists cry out: 35,000 jobs lost to harsh policies, poor electricity
Anambra State industrialists, on the platform of Harbour Bridge Head Industrialists Association, has raised the alarm that half of the industries in the area have closed shop with over 35,000 people losing their jobs due to government’s harsh economic policies and poor electricity supply.
ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM: The blessing, burden of a name
Abubakar Ibrahim, popularly called AbuIbro in Kogi political circles is in contention for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship ticket.
I’m proud of my father’s legacy, but my ambition’s personal — IDRIS
SON of Former Governor of Kogi State, Ibrahim Idris, and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship aspirant, Abubakar Idris, has described his ambition as personal and self-conceived, saying it is not meant to strengthen the political dynasty of his father.
Why we must correct 2015 mistake — Muhammed Audu
PRINCE Muhammed Audu, son of late former Governor of Kogi State, Prince Abubakar Audu, has promised to lead Kogi people to the Promised Land, if elected as the governor of the state.
Isheri Day tragedy: Soldiers kill two youths, injure others
THE annual ‘Isheri Day’ celebration was marred by tragedy on Monday, after two youths were allegedly killed by drunk soldiers suspected to be from Ikeja Cantonment, during an altercation that resulted in a fight, at Isheri Olofin area of Ogun State.
