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NATCOM unveils plan to train state, zonal directors
Women who deal uppercut on hubbies
Suspense in Imo as 13 men move to unseat Uzodimma
Ramadan Talk Day 24: Feel the plight of the poor
Yahaya Bello: When a Lion moves with power and subtility
Election pirates and the Window of fortune
What happened to the way we were?
The World in crisis
The heart of a wo(man)
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SubscribeIt’s time for reconciliation, reconstruction for prosperity — Okotie
Former Presidential candidate and Restructuring exponent, Rev Chris Okotie, has broken his silence after a brief hiatus following the general election.
Obey Supreme Court judgement on APGA chairmanship or risk imprisonment, Group tells INEC Chairman
A pressure group in Abuja, the Elections Transparency Group (ETG) has warned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, of the consequences of the commission’s disobedience to the judgement of the Supreme Court, reaffirming Chief Edozie Njoku as the National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).
Jigawa pilgrims board deposits N2.5bn with NAHCON for 2023 Hajj
Jigawa State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board has deposited N2.5 billion with the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) as part of the state’s 2023 Hajj fares. Executive Secretary of the board, Alhaji Umar Labbo, told newsmen in Dutse on Friday that NAHCON allocated 1,225 seats to the state for the 2023 exercise. He said each […]
Abia Guber poll: Name those who attempted to bribe you, Ikpeazu challenges Prof. Oti
Abia state Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, has challenged the returning officer for the March 18 governorship election in the state, Professor Nnenna Oti, to name those who bullied and attempted to bribe her during the collation of election results in Umuahia.
13% Derivation: S-South lawmakers, gullible, powerless before govs
HOST communities and stakeholders in the South-South region have grumbled aloud that their state Houses of Assembly have refused to call the governors to order or confront them with probing questions on how they burnt up the 13 per cent Derivation Fund that accrued to their states, despite the peoples’ outcries, and demand for accountability.
Phoenix launch: Ashok Leyland, Stallion reiterate commitment to Nigeria
By Theodore Opara FOREMOST automobile assembler in Nigeria, Stallion Motors, has described the launch of the Ashok Leyland Phoenix light commercial vehicle as a demonstration of the company’s renewed commitment towards bringing tough, dependable vehicles for logistics use in affordable range to Nigerian customers. Dr. Harpret Singh, Managing Director, Stallion VON Automobiles, stated this in Lagos […]
People no longer afraid of standing before judges even when they’re clearly wrong — Igini
A former Resident Electoral Commissioner REC in the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Mr Mike Igini has lamented the audacity with which politicians ask their aggrieved opponents to exercise their litigable rights, saying it is unheard of that people are no longer afraid of standing before judges even when they are clearly in the wrong.
‘We can’t have enough of Nigerian music’ -Dutch fans
Nigerian music is no doubt taking over the world, and those who are leading the pack are the likes of the Okoye twins, Peter and Paul Okoye better known as Psquare
Ex-Super Eagles star, Ebiede is dead
Former Super Eagles midfielder, Emmanuel Ebiede, has died after suffering Hepatomegaly (enlargement of the liver), according to reports. Ebiede passed on Friday in Port Harcourt at the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital. He was a member of the Flying Eagles squad at the African Youth Championship in 1995. United Kingdom-based football administrator, David Doherty confirmed […]
Bill to curb doctors’ brain-drain: Doctors plan court action, lawyers back them
There is trouble in the House of Health in Nigeria. The Nigerian health scene is in turmoil. Medical doctors are angry, they are complaining loudly and are spoiling for a showdown. Their grouse is against a proposed Bill before the House of Representatives to amend the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) Act.
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