SOME Fulani men under the aegis of Gan Allah Fulani Development Association have agreed to work  with the Ooni of Ife, Oba Eniitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi and  security agencies to henceforth expose and flush out “criminal elements” among them.

Former Secretary General of African Airlines Association, Mr Nick Fadugba has pleaded with Nigeria airline operators to form partnership and work together in operations, training of personnel , maintenance of fleet, in order to be able to compete globally. He also said the fleet size of Nigerian local operators and resources at their disposal is not enough to make them global players individually.

Some notable political leaders in the country have praised the rich cultural heritage in Imo State, insisting that one cannot be divorced from the culture and tradition of his land.

The Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yoruba land, Chief Gani Adams has vowed to combat insecurity in the Southwest part of Nigeria within four months.

Pioneer National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun has explained his decision to take on critics of his political leadership style, saying at 80 years and now closer to his creator, he would not allow his name to be dragged in the mud for personal interests.

Cross River State Chairman of the  Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Comrade Benedict Ukpukpen has urged workers in the state to be patient  rather than giving in to rumors that state government will not pay the N30,000 minimum wage signed into law by the Federal government.

LESS than a month after a lady was suspiciously killed by an unknown sex partner in a Port Harcourt hotel, another woman identified as Jenifer Nwokocha has suffered the same fate in another hotel located in the government resevered area of the state.

He cuts the image of a happy man; a leader who defied the odds to deliver on sundry areas where his predecessors failed. To him, the journey to the realization of a new Nigeria has commenced, with the vehicle set to take Nigerians to the Next Level, now on full throttle. The above reflects President Muhammadu Buhari’s rating of his stewardship in the past four years, which in his words, has the trappings of a success story.

BAYELSA State Government has said it has completely defrayed the N104 billion bond loan inherited from the Timipre Sylva administration.

As I think about it daily, it resonates more urgently that Nigerians deserve an apology from our past and present leaders.