Regretting that Obong Isemin departed too soon, the governor enjoined members of the family to keep his memory alive by continuing to promote and exemplify the things Obong Isemin lived for, noting that “though he is no longer with us, he is still alive spiritually.”

According to the forum, the genuine protagonists of the struggle for economic freedom and resource control and management were only constrained to express their dissatisfaction with the Nigerian state through the employ of unorthodox means.

Chairman of Rivers State Civil Service Commission, Chief A.E. Egobueze, disclosed at the celebration of the 2009 civil servants week in Port Harcourt , that promotion for staff, though a privilege, would be availed for “hard working and conscientious workers”.

By AbdulSalam Muhammad KANO – Officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency clashed with hundreds of drug traffickers during  today  morning  hour leaving one dead with dozens injured in Kano. The rush hour bloody clash between 40 officials of NDLEA and hundreds of traffickers nearly snowballed into a major bloodbath in the city saved […]

By Kolade Larewaju ABEOKUTA –  THE face-off between Governor Gbenga Daniel of Ogun State and members of the House of Assembly yesterday claimed its first casualty as the Governor today  ordered the redeployment of his Special Adviser on Legislative matters, Mr. Sesan Lawal.