Are APC governors politically lazy and fraudsters?
I want my films to be recognisable without my name’ — OluwaDamilola Dehinsilu
Buhari should give way after four years – Alex Nwokedi
Have faith in Nigeria – Uzodinma urges Igbo
Buhari’s economic team, square pegs in round holes – Ango Abdullahi
Edo guber election: Next Saturday is PDP’s final burial – Idaomi
Delta state remains biggest contributor to national cake – Udoh,
Buhari should seek help outside APC – Okwesilieze Nwodo
Why Anenih is fighting me – Edo traditional ruler
Naira vulnerable to further losses in future – FXTM
‘MAGUN’: Pastor dead ‘after extra-marital sex’
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I think my experiences; I have had very unique and different experiences. The way I grew up, I grew up obsessed with music, movies and cartoons as a kid. I spent my time just visualising stories, I would get these stories in my head all the time, till now I still get stories and melodies in my head.’
Ciroma sends words to Buhari, Says North not afraid of restructuring
I wonder how they would know what the leader’s problem is and until he tells them his problems, they will not help him to solve it. This is why in fact I always tell people that Buhari should contact and consult more people.
Wike’s weak side in real life – Tam-George, Commissioner for Information
Governor Wike has taken concrete conciliatory steps to work with everyone, even those in the opposition. He has an office and a special adviser on inter-party relations. The Governor’s intention is to keep his ears and doors open for cooperation and collaboration. But the APC’s response has always been to slam the door shut. They seem to be unable to cooperate, even in the interest of the State. It’s an unacceptable behaviour in a democracy.
I’ll not disgrace the black race – Oluyemisi Alatise
DANIEL Igali’s wardrobe has been doubled with the supply of kits by Team Canada.
Niger-Deltans are their own worst enemies – Sandys, author in his 70s
Septuagenarian author and community leader, Sandys Omadeli Uvwoh, has been an advocate for a peaceful and robustly developed Niger Delta. In this interview conducted in Warri, Delta State, Sandys advances the advocacy, saying the under-development suffered by communities in the oil – rich region is largely self-inflicted by Niger Deltans themselves, political office holders and community leaders in particular.
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