Nigeria would speak with fire if FFK faced Mehdi Hasan
How I wish it was him that was interviewed by Mehdi Hassan of Al Jazeera and not the young and inexperienced Daniel Bwala because he would have not only humbled Hassan but also done Nigeria proud.
Middle East war: Nigerian, 141 others injured as US embassy in Baghdad hit by missile
No fewer than 141 people, including a Nigerian were injured as Iran fired multiple missiles at the United Arab Emirates,UAE, amid rising tension in the region. Six persons were also confirmed dead in the attacks that saw the UAE air defence systems intercepting the multiple aerial threats. The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Defence said this in […]
How ADC dislodged PDP to emerge the main opposition in Senate
THE event of Thursday, 12th March may have come and gone, but it will not be forgotten in a jiffy. A day nine serving Senators in the 10th Senate dumped their political parties for the African Democratic Congress, ADC.
PDP: Makinde, Bala, Turaki, others face tough options ahead of 2027
…as Wike-backedPDP sets condition to accept them By Luminous Jannamike Appeal Court ruling has left Nigeria’s main opposition party with only two governors and their next move could determine whether the party survives as a national political force. Behind a small mosque known locally as Masalaci in Area 1, Mpape in Abuja, the afternoon Ramadan heat hangs […]
NCAA summons Air Peace over stranded passengers, flight disruptions
Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, weekend, summoned the largest airline in the country, Air Peace, over what it described as unexplained disruptions.
Middle East War: No petrol, no food for Nigerians
AS pump price of petrol continues to rise following the war in the Middle East which hiked the price of crude, Civil Society Organizations, CSOs, and farmers have warned about the grave implications and dangers the situation poses to the economy and Nigerians.
