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June 12: Democracy in undemocratic regime, what next?
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SubscribeH1’21 speculations buoy equities, as investors gain N224bn
By Nkiruka Nnorom Investment analysts have said that the equities market will sustain its two week positive sentiment following positioning by investors ahead of half year (H1) 2021 corporate results announcements and dividend declarations. They also see heightening of buy interest in equities following the moderation in interest rates in the money market in the […]
Givers Supportive Foundation offsets medical bills of patient with cancer, woman who gave birth through CS
A pregnant woman who gave birth through caesarean section has had her medical bills in the hospital fully paid off by a non-governmental organisation, the Givers Supportive Foundation. Similarly, the Givers Supportive Foundation, has visited an hospital to offset the medical expenses of a patient suffering from Retinoblastoma or cancer of the eyes. Established in […]
We have 54 more years to go, says APC; as Oyegun cautions over restructuring
Former National Chairman of ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, John Odigie-Oyegun, has asked the federal government to take immediate steps to address the twin issues of restructuring and secession, saying if allowed to fester, more Nigerians could come up with fresh demands.
Stepping on Kwankwaso’s poster not intentional – Kano govt
Kano State commissioner for Information, Malam Muhammad Garba has said that a picture that had gone viral on the social media depicting Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano state stepping on the poster of former Governor Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso at the APC rally, held on Saturday, was unintentional and totally unpremeditated. The commissioner told newsmen that […]
Nigeria needs leaders that can unite Nigerians, Osinbajo says at Oniru’s coronation anniversary
Traditional Rulers cannot be relegated, the future of Iruland is bright, VP adds With the challenges affecting the country at this time, there is a need for proactive leaders who are prepared to bring Nigerians together. This view was expressed by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, in Lagos at the weekend during a courtesy visit to […]
Saving Nigeria for good of all
By Pat Utomi If wisdom were ever desperately needed, that time is now. But reason is embattled and truth often comes with a high price in this kind of season even if it may bring posthumous tribute to those who speak them today. Why are we caught in this gale of emotional neighbor-bashing and bitterness […]
Segun Osoba: Another honour well-deserved
On Tuesday May 25, 2021, Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State, permanently engraved the imprint of his remarkable predecessor in office, Aremo Olusegun Osoba on the grounds of Governor’s Office at Oke Mosan, Abeokuta. He commissioned the Olusegun Osoba Press Centre- an ultra-modern facility kitted with state-of-the-art equipment for quality coverage of the activities of […]
Democracy Day: Foundation empowers 200 widows in Abuja
By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA – Many widows had cause to smile, weekend, when the Shamies Unusual Heart Foundation celebrated them to mark Nigeria’s Democracy Day. Amid inspiring speeches, the Foundation gave 200 widows from different parts of the nation’s capital, food items and cash gifts to cushion the effects of what it called “hardship in […]
Insecurity: Time to change strategy
By Chidi Nkwopara It is not in doubt that the South Eastern states, particularly Imo State, have in the past few weeks, been passing through perilous times. This is no thanks to the damnable activities of official and unofficial armed men. A very careful peep into the economic and social life of the people will […]
The spirit of Democracy and its enemies
DAYS have characters of their own. Some are lively, cheery and sunny; others are dull and desultory. Saturday June 12 was Democracy Day. It had this rather mournful and dreary feel about it. Rumours were rife that sleeping cells of well-armed Janjaweed mercenaries would be unleashed on an unarmed and defenceless populace. Mercifully, it didn’t […]
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