What you should know about fasting
Johnson Omovidoonor Umode:1932–2019
Lagos demolishes illegal structures, impounds cars, convicts 4
70% of our people now enjoy electricity — ISOPADEC MD
Sani has case to answer, says EFCC
Not all gospel songs are healthy to spiritual growth — Tobiloba
A Simple wellness approach to successful goal setting
Edo constituencies get N6bn for community devt projects
Torn between persecution in Nigeria, Xenophobia in South Africa: Ordeal of Nigerians seeking refuge in an increasingly unsafe world
INEC to hold House of Reps re-run election in Ogun Jan. 25
Water: Keffi LGC boss approves construction of 30 boreholes
Global oil in a cycle of escalation
Men aren’t programmed to cope with a more successful wife!
KC, E-Money relive Uli Airlift
Tradefair boss’ husband urges men to celebrate women
NDDC: Tension subsides in N’Delta as interim mgt takes charge

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A king’ s true confessions: What ascending the throne has deprived me —Obi of Akumazi Kingdom
His Royal Majesty Obi Henry Ezegwukpo Jegbefume 1, Obi of Akumazi Kingdom, Delta state retired as a banker before the occupation of the throne of his ancestors came calling. He took time out of the one year anniversary celebration of his coronation recently to make some revelations.
NLNG Train 7 FID: Pathway to Nigeria’s economic development
Nigeria took a giant leap in its quest for economic prosperity when the Group Managing Director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Mele Kyari led other stakeholders to sign the much awaited final investment decision, FID, of Train 7 of the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas, NLNG, on Friday, December 27, 2019.
Using the mining sector to diversify Nigerian economy
Considering the position of Nigerian oil in the international market, and with the recent announcement of Honda that the company is going to scrap the production of petrol and diesel vehicle by 2022, think what will happen to us with a mono economy from oil, when oil is no longer needed globally.
Between Hon. Barrister Washington Osifo and Don Pedro Obaseki (PhD)
What is the price to pay for offering one’s conscience on a platter and putting knife to principles and ethics as sacrificial lambs in a desperate desire to accumulate power and attain influence? For many individuals, it is usually the hollowing of the heart, a gutless sucking up to equals and the rationalization of the impossible with the aim to impress and maintain relevance.
The example of Pastor David Ibiyeomie
Growing up as a young boy in Port Harcourt, I developed a somewhat argumentative relationship with religion from the age of 12.
2019 in Retrospect: Women who made history
Year 2019 has been a fulfilling moment for women nationally and internationally. All over the world, women have pushed the world forward and have been able to set a footprint in decision making. These women broke barriers to become leaders in their respective positions.
Adedeji Olusegun unveils key insights on Modern Network Architecture
By Ayo Onikoyi Amid global concerns regarding network optimization and security, Adedeji Olusegun, a leading light in IT infrastructure and network engineering, has provided an incisive analysis of Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS). In a paper, he highlighted the transformative impact of these technologies on modern businesses while dissecting their […]
Vision 20-2020; The mother of all lies
Vision 20-2020 must be the greatest lie any President or Prime Minister ever told to his country. It was a national swindle for the project had no foundation whatsoever as it was not based on any solid reasoning and so should not have been embarked on “at all at all” as the bus stop man would add for emphasis, often with a shake of the head to illustrate his anger, at something that should not have taken off.
Breaking: 4 Air force officers shot dead, hours after kidnap of 4 soldiers, 2 policemen
Four personnel of the Nigerian Air Force were reportedly gunned downed by suspected bandits in Kaduna.
Brazil’s education minister mocked for Twitter spelling error
Brazil’s education minister has been ridiculed on social media for making a spelling mistake on Twitter. Professor Abraham Weintraub, who is responsible for schools and universities in Latin America’s biggest country, misspelled the Portuguese word for “amazing” in a tweet published Tuesday evening. Instead of “impressionante,” Weintraub wrote “imprecionante.” “The fact that the education minister […]

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