Photos: Meet soldiers who rescued Oyo kidnap victims
The Road To Consensus Candidacy: How the North wants to choose a candidate
2011: INEC dilemma and Constitutional roadmap?
Yes, together, we can deliver
IT’S PDP’S SEASON OF DECLARATIONS: A Party On The March Again
As Jonathan declares today
Jonathan declares on Facebook
As IBB declares: An uphill task to reconnect history
Ore-Benin road in tatters again!
Onovo on the day he was removed, a reporter’s account
New Inspector-General of Police, Service Chiefs
Petrol tanker fire kills man, burns 22 vehicles in Lagos
Soboma George in the eyes of history
Flood devastates Jigawa villages
IBB, visit to Minna and Journalism
How competency test unsettled Federal Civil Servants

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Pollution in N-Delta: Oil firm, fish farmers fight
UP TILL yesterday, it was still accusation and counter-accusation between Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) and the United Ufuoma Fish Farmers Association, Ekpan in Uvwie local government area of Delta State over the July 22 pollution of the largest fish farm in the Niger-Delta with about 6,000 fish ponds.
The fall and fall of Prof. Okereke-Onyiuke
Professor Okereke-Onyiuke and Alhaji Dangote, among others, purchased billions of Transcorp shares at fifty kobo initially; all the shares were later sold at N7.00 or more to the rest of us at great profits to themselves. Nobody heard any noise while the going was good for the conspirators and their God-father Obasanjo.
Girl, 18, eletrocuted
TEARS flowed freely yesterday evening in Lokoja, the Kogi State capital following the electrocution of an 18 year-old girl, Hanatu Saraki,during the disconnections of power lines by debtors of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) within the metropolis.
2011 Polls: The Many Rivers INEC Must Cross
The legislators said it was not possible to amend the constitution again. But they created a window for President Jonathan. They let it be known that the newly appointed national chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega, would have to go public to make a request for the amendment of the Electoral Act, for the process to begin. Specifically, they said there were some aspects of the Electoral Act that also needed to be amended.
Competitive Sycophancy: The hijacking of a presidential aspiration
Eight hundred and forty six groups and still counting! That is the number, at least, according to Alhaji Ibrahim Mantu, of the groups promoting the aspiration of President Goodluck Jonathan ahead of next year’s election.
Ex militants not behind protest, says Oshiomhole’s aide
So, if they are really sincere with their zoning, they would even advice Jonathan to come, if they are sincere with the zoning because Jonathan government is the continuation of Yar’Adua’s government. So, if they are really sincere with their zoning, I will continue to tell my people not to bother themselves with the zoning.
Suffering and crying on pension queues: The untold story of Nigeria’s senior citizens
In their prime, they toiled and gave their best towards the development of their fatherland. Some spent over three decades working loyally for the system which they had implicit faith in. Years after retirement when they should be rewarded for good work, they are receiving pain and anguish.
Abandonment of zoning: The entrapment of Jonathan and the South?
Having allowed speculations about his aspiration for the presidency next year, President Goodluck Jonathan may have unwittingly set in motion a possible chain of events that is bound to change the face of politics in Nigeria. But will the North, which sees its opportunity of producing the president for another four years being tampered with by Jonathan’s aspiration, allow matters to lay low? This report looks at the implications of PDP leaders’ sudden repudiation of zoning, a move that may have more debilitating consequences for the south and other minorities in Nigeria.
Zoning: You’re joking, ACF tells Nwodo
The National Publicity Secretary of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), Mr. Anthony Sani has also reacted to the statement credited to the National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo to the effect that the party’s zoning in the party was dumped in 1999 saying the PDP National Chairman does not constitute all the organs of the PDP and therefore should not comment on such matters without proper consultations with other organs of the party.
Imagine Cup 2010: Microsoft announces winners, gives out $240,000
Team Skeek from Thailand took home the grand prize of $25,000 (U.S.) in the Software Design category for their solution eyeFeel, which allows hearing-impaired people to communicate with others via an augmented-reality environment.
Imagine cup: Cloud Computing, Windows Azure takes centre stage
What we are hearing from students is that Azure takes care of running their solution so they can focus on the creative part of problem-solving.†He said, adding that the lies in the students who can IT to face the challenges of the 21st century challengesâ€
2010 Imagine Cup: 15 teams battle to win
With the first two intense days of project presentations and judges’ questions finally over, the 68 student teams participating in the Software Design competition at Microsoft’s Imagine Cup have been trimmed down to 15 teams that will go for the final stage tomorrow, Wenesday.
Imagine Cup: Finalists to present projects in front of live audience
There appears to be atmosphere of anxiety and expectations as to which team wins the 2010 cup software competition in software design and embedded development even as the global software giant, Microsoft announced the finalists for the two categories.
2010 Microsoft Imagine Cup: Nigeria students lose out in semi finals
It would be recalled that no fewer than 400 software incubators from 69 countries and regions around the world who can use technology to solve the world’s toughest challenges contested in the first round at on-going world’s premier student technology competition, the Imagine Cup 2010 initiated by the global software giant, Microsoft.
400 top Tech students gather in Poland for Imagine Cup 2010
Running in its eighth series, Imagine Cup is one way Microsoft encourages young talents globally to apply their imagination, passion, and their creative technology innovations that can make a difference in solving the Millennium Development Goals, (MDGS) including poverty, disease, education, among others.

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