Ghost Mondays: Partial compliance in Ohafia

By Steve Oko The suspended sit-at-home order earlier ordered by the Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB to press home for the unconditional release of its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, recorded partial compliance in Ohafia town. Some shops at Ebem Ohafia were still under lock and key as at 12:50 pm when our Correspondent visited the […]
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PIA: Ijaw youths deny plan on one-million man march protest

By Samuel Oyadongha IJAW youths from the six states of the Niger Delta region, Sunday, denied plans to embark on a one-million-man march protest against the passage and signing of the Petroleum Industrial Act, PIA. The youths, under the aegis of Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, worldwide, said that though they were angered by the passage […]

Aisha Buhari Cup: Okon insists there are no underdogs

Former Nigerian manager and Head Coach of NWFL Premiership side, Rivers Angels, Edwin Okon have voiced his conviction that there are no more pushovers in modern-day football, saying the same obtains for the upcoming Aisha Buhari Invitational Women’s Football Tournament. Describing the Aisha Buhari Cup as the most laudable project in the land in recent […]

APC accuses Nnamani of anti-party tendencies

By Chinedu Adonu The All Progressives Congress, APC, Enugu State chapter, has accused former Senate President, Ken Nnamani, of displaying anti-party tendencies, despite his claims of rejigging the party. This is as the former lawmaker was accused of being APC in the day and PDP at night. The party spoke in reply to Nnamani’s recent […]

Tokyo Paralympics: Team Nigeria target best African performance

Ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics games, President of Nigeria Paralympic federation Ruel Ishaku has promised to deliver the best African performance at the forthcoming Games in Tokyo. The Nigeria contingents led by captain Lucy Ejike left the country for the team camp in Kizarazu last week. While speaking ahead of the games, Ishaku said […]

Jos killings: Abia govt to evacuate over 200 students

Following the killing of 22 Muslim travelers, and subsequent killing of students of the University of Jos, the Abia state Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, Monday, ordered the evacuation of students of Abia origin back to the state.

Borrow a leaf from IBB regime, reduce federal bureaucracy ― Chidoka tells FG

…says Nigeria needs renewal Former Minister of Aviation, Chief Osita Chidoka has called on the Federal government to learn from our recent past, especially the Babangida administration in confronting the current challenges facing the country. As Gen Babangida willingly restructured Nigeria from a State-run enterprise to a private sector-led economy, “the government should voluntarily restructure […]

Strike: Why we refused to sign MoU —NARD

THE striking resident doctors, yesterday said they declined to append their signature on the Memorandum of Understanding, MoU because they had the feeling that they were being punished for the failure of the federal government.

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