Lagos overwhelmed by 15,000 tons of waste everyday —Gbadegesin, LAWMA boss
Nigeria and Japan should further expand diplomatic ties
Southern Kaduna crisis: Let my people go – Apostle Kure
PDP crisis will consume Fayose, Wike —Iduoriyekemwen
I went into full-time music the moment I found myself dancing for Ruggedman, Akon, others – Scooby Nero
Mbadiwe: From local Kirikiri boy to global entrepreneur
Nigeria will break unless … – Obong Victor Attah
Why Igbo feel unwanted in Nigeria – Nwodo
Ali, Lawal: Buhari’s Silence is shocking — Ogor
Buhari has not disappointed Nigerians —Dogara
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SubscribeMy story as attorney who handles unpopular cases – Yesufu
This edition provides insight into the life of a man who made a mark as a student union leader at the University of Benin, UNIBEN, many years ago and later found himself as a Civil Rights lawyer, real estate expert, and consultant. His membership of the defence counsel of one of Lawrence Anini’s men, Monday Osunbor certainly reveals more about that epic case. Being among the lawyers that defended MKO Abiola’s Concord Press tells you more about AbubakarYesufu, who heads the League of Patriotic Lawyers. He is from the famous Yesufu family that produced the first indigenous Vice Chancellor of UNIBEN, late Professor T. M. Yesufu. His family parades six lawyers including a retired Inspector General of Police. Yesufu is the Ogieneni of Igueben Land. He has a law firm in Ikeja and lives in upscale Victoria Garden City, V.G.C
These are trying times for indigenous petroleum producers- Fatona
As for the medium term, we like to prepare ourselves as an attractive investment vehicle, which is able to grow with steady injection of new capital periodically for each of our outlined phases of growth
Companies’ results for 2016 encouraging given recessionary circumstances — Igwe
I think the results are encouraging given the harsh operating environment the companies operated in. It is really tough for companies especially those in the manufacturing sector grappling with high interest rate from banks. Most of these companies cannot afford to borrow money from the banks to boost their businesses because of the outrageous lending rates.
Awolowo taught me how to persevere – Pa Akomolafe
Chief Adepoju Akomolafe, a member of the federal parliament representing Ondo Province during the First Republic, is one of those God has blessed with longevity. In this age where death has become so cheap, Akomolafe will, on Wednesday, April 4, clock 100 years.
The executive must swallow bitter pills from National Assembly — Gov. Ganduje
When Dr AbdullahiUmar Ganduje took over from Alhaji Ibrahim Kwankwaso as governor of Kano State, many observers waited with bated breath to see how he would improve on what he met, especially in the area of infrastructural development where it was believed Kwankwaso set a high standard.
Oil coys ‘re shying away from their responsibilities – Uranta
MR Tony Uranta is a Niger Delta activist and Executive Secretary of the United Niger Delta Energy Development Security Strategy, UNDEDSS. In this interview, Uranta expresses his reservations about the oil companie relocating to the Niger Delta noting that the oil companies are merely giving excuse to shy away from their respo
Tinubu’s title as APC leader now a nickname – Okorie
Buhari’s wife’s outburst which was also along the same line. It tells you of what is happening in Buhari’s presidency. Magu, of the EFCC and the DSS exchanges and all the things we hear. It shows a government that has totally mismanaged its victory and a government with a party that is in disarray
What makes Ibori different— Odebala, Sapele LG chairman
By Emma Amaize, Regional Editor, South-South TWO-TIME Member of the Delta State House of Assembly, former Commissioner and currently, Chairman, Sapele Local Government Area, Delta State, Hon. Ejaife Omizu Odebala, spoke on how the oil communities, the anti-corruption battle of President Muhammadu Buhari, the continued political relevance of former governor of the state, Chief James […]
ANAMBRA STATE COMPENDIUM: Why IBB is writing the foreward – Okonkwo
Moneybags whose wealth are questionable will not find any space among our icons in this book because our icons are supposed to inspire people; they are supposed to be role models
16 years after: Relocation of Oil Coys Headquarters excites Niger Delta
It was long in coming, and few had expected such a move from a government that had in the past been seen as unfriendly to the people of the Niger Delta.
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