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This is the time for paradigm shift in our polity – Akhiemien

We are looking at   Nigeria which is stronger, integrated, positioned for greatness in the African continent and indeed the black world. Ethnic and primordial politics is holding us back. This is the time for a paradigm shift.   We need to work towards the future, and to achieve it, is not a rocket science. 

Abdullahi Adamu to nPDP: We must change our ways

Abdullahi Adamu is a former Governor of Nasarawa state and a Senator. He leads what one might describe as the pro-establishment wing of the nPDP bloc in the APC. To him, the bloc has never had it so good, saying the Muhammadu Buhari administration has been very fair in his dealings with all members of the legacy parties that merged to form the APC. He cautions the Baraje group to not stretch its luck too far.

We lost over 20,000 members in 5 years — NUCFRLANMPE President

THE job losses in the country has continued unabated, worsening the already employment crisis confronting Nigeria. Among other challenges facing the sector, President of the National Union of Chemical Footwear, Rubber, Leather and Non-Metallic Products Employees, Comrade Olatunji Babatunde ‘Goke, in this interface with Labour Vanguard, said no fewer than 20,000 members have been lost in the last five years.

Nigeria’s support for Sierra Leon continues, says VP Osinbajo

Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON, Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, at a media chat with journalists after the inauguration of President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone in Freetown, on Saturday said that President Julius Maada Bio’s inauguration was a great celebration of democracy and that the transition which was a peaceful one from one civilian president to another was signals hope for the people of Sierra Leone.

2019: Restructuring, security to determine who wins Presidential election — Victor Attah

Within the week, a lot of events related to 2019 took place across the nation. From the botched congresses of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, the medical trip to the United Kingdom by President Muhammadu Buhari, the merger of the Coalition for Nigerian Movement CNM with the African Democratic Congress ADC to the declarations of former Edo Governor, Adams Oshiomhole to contest for the national chairmanship of the APC and ace journalist, Alistair Soyode for the 2019 presidency, it has been one hell of a week.

My humiliating ordeal as a slave in Oman —22-year-old Nigerian girl

The quest for greener pastures abroad by some Nigerian youths is on the increase despite calls by concerned citizens to desist from such practices. The aftermath of such trips, orchestrated by touts and dubious travel agents with consequential effects, is a sordid story. Many who embarked on such trips either to the point of destination or turned back, return to tell tales of bruised emotions or disorientation.

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