Ekweremadu’s attack, evidence that Nigeria is safer than other places – Lauretta Onochie
Following the attack on the deputy senate president, Dr Ike Ekweremadu, by the proscribed People of Biafra, IPOB, the social media aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, Mrs Lauretta Onochie on Monday said that Ekweremadu's attack has shown how safe Nigeria is compared to other countries.
Onward to Oxford University
Progress means getting nearer to where you want to be, and in the past few months, I have made tremendous progress in my academic pursuits, particularly in the mastery of the media and communication.
2020: Group alleges marginalisation of Edo Central
BENIN CITY—AS permutations and the strategizing ahead of the governorship election in Edo for 2020 begins, a socio-political pressure group; Edo Patriotic Peoples Assembly (EPPA) has called for concession of the governorship position to Edo Central Senatorial district as it argued that the zone has not had its fair share of benefitting from the tripod of Edo Central, Edo North and Edo South on which the statue stands.
PDP screens Wada, Dino, Alaibe for Bayelsa, Kogi guber polls
ABUJA—The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday began screening of its governorship aspirants for Kogi and Bayelsa governorship elections billed to hold on November 16, 2019.
N’Delta Ministry, NDDC not working, says King Ayemi-Botu
WARRI—PARAMOUNT Ruler of Seimbiri Kingdom, Burutu Local Government Area, Delta State, King Charles Ayemi-Botu, lamented, yesterday, that both the Ministry of Niger Delta and Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, have failed the people of Niger Delta in terms of infrastructure development and curbing unemployment.
Electricity: 4,000MW of installed capacity stranded — NDPHC CEO
While Nigerians grapple with inadequate and unstable power supply, the Managing Director of Niger Delta Power Holding Company, Mr Chiedu Ugbo stated that a major challenge is the over 4,000 megawatts, MW, of installed capacity that remains stranded.
