Thoughts of Chief Ralph Obioha on Nigeria
Why we are building three toll plazas along Lekki-Epe Road – Oforiokuma
Ban Ki-Moon tasks nations on fight against desert encroachment
Communities fear government take-over of forests
Nigeria faces the threat of Lake Nyos dam break
Group calls on Jonathan to complete mitigation dam
Orile-Okokomaiko: Agony on expressway of chaos
KAI! this is bad
The day workers shut down Nigeria
Ogun state police arrests suspected female robbery gang
Care for others is my goal – Dr Mathias Shoga
Kidney Failure: Nkechi fights for life
Mobile policeman, LASTMA kill police constable
Man who can’t urinate, needs N2m for operation
Son machetes dad to death

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The way I took to greatness, says Ntephe
Peter Ntephe has a probing intellect and a limitless appetite for knowledge. He is also an example of the “10,000 – Hour Rule” theory promoted by Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers. Gladwell claims that greatness requires enormous time. Appointed Chief Executive Officer of ERHC Energy in April 2010, Ntephe has been involved in the company’s management since 2001.
Lagos Trade Fair of traffic nightmares
With this year’s Lagos International Trade Fair presently in full swing, residents along the Badagry expressway and its environ are once again lamenting the heavy traffic jam usually associated the period.
NJC has performed well – Justice Odunowo
Justice Tajudeen Odunowo, retired from the Federal High Court bench, after sitting for many years.
Even after retirement, he had been involved in a number of arbitration matters. In this interview, he spoke on the role of the National Judicial Council, NJC, in addressing issues relating to judges welfare, discipline and many other national issues.
No end in sight as govs, lecturers battle over pay
Governors in South-East, South-West and South-South geo-political zones of the country are locked in what seems to be an unending battle with lecturers in universities owned by states in the aforementioned areas over enhanced salary.
Nigeria at 50: A Search for An Alternative Paradigm(2)
Rather than just banning the country’s football teams aftermath of the dismal performance of the Super Eagles at the last World Cup in South Africa, the President should have banned the National Assembly, PHCN, the Police and all other institutions.

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