Clerics, presidency clash over economy after Tinubu-bishops meeting
How Mark was won over
Acting Presidency: Necessity Amends Constitution
Amnesty as casualty of Yar ‘Adua’s absence
ANAMBRA GUBER ELECTION: The major contenders
Heat turns on Yar’Adua’s men
How Akhigbe, Oshiomhole Forces Punished Anenih
Elder Brother of Former VOA Chief Killed and Burnt
The chain of violence in Jos
The chain of violence in Jos
Yar’Adua: Game is up for kitchen cabinet
Umaru, Are You…?
Prostitutes: Fashola ruined our Yuletide
MEND: Back to the trenches?
Do they know it’s Christmas?

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Christmas on the sick bed
I think the best thing to do in this situation is to wear a new look and submerge yourself with the feeling of celebration. It may be very difficult especially when you remember how you have been celebrating the previous Christmas with your family and loved ones, but then since you cannot control the situation, you don’t have to make it worse. I suppress my pain with colorful wrappings and special smiles.
The History Of Christmas
THE origin of Christmas differs as the precise date of the birth and historicity of Jesus are much debated. Christmas, literally meaning the Mass of Christ, is a traditional holiday in the Christian calendar.
Pascal Dozie heads Commonwealth Business Council, plans big for Nigeria
The Commonwealth Business Council,CBC was established by the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in 1997 with the mandate to involve the private sector in the promotion of trade and investment within the Commonwealth. CBC has set out its vision as “sharing global prosperity by making globalisation work for all with the mission of promoting global trade and investment with an enhanced role for the private sector in commonwealth countries.
ANAMBRA PDP GUBER TICKET : Candidate Soludo’s tortuous race
REPRIEVE finally came the way of Charles Chukuma Soludo, the once-embattled governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for the Anambra State gubernatorial elections slated for February 6, 2010, by way of a Supreme Court pronouncement
People cursed me for stopping their daughters from prostitution – Eki Igbinedion
I was shocked at the blackmail and the bashing that I received from people. Even some went to the extent of saying that they had gone to put curses in different shrines against me
How Area Commander was killed
An encounter with one of the elders in Ijebu-Imusin revealed some other issues surrounding the crisis. Some people were still shocked and reluctant to talk but a middle-aged man said it was unreasonable to hide anything. He opened up: “If people refused to talk, how would they expect others to know what is happening here?
Waterfronts, nobody’s ancestral home – David-West
Take for example, the state Cultural Centre. It was built in the central part of Port Harcourt . When he demolished it I thought he was going to replace it with something more beautiful. Instead he gave the site to Silverbird Cinemas! Who goes to cinemas these days? It does not make any sense. It is not even Rivers State cinema but a private man from Bayelsa.
Confronting the curse of an oil city
Anybody who has any structure on the land without lawful government certification is an illegal squatter. What the state government offered to pay was technically not compensation but simply a commercial bonus to encourage the squatters to go and live a normal human life among normal human beings.
The Port Harcourt Waterfront : Confronting the curse of an oil city
By Ochereome Nnanna, George Onah & Jimitota Onoyume PORT HARCOURT—If you visit any of the Waterfront settlements in Port Harcourt, you are unlikely to want to come back unless something or someone dear to you is one of the victims trapped in their bowels. Ajegunle in Lagos is touted as Nigeria’s foremost slum settlement. Compared […]
MTN puts 470 disable persons on wheels
APPARENTLY looking for a more practicable way of giving succor to the disabled, MTN Nigeria, last week, at the 2009 International Day for persons with disability commemoration put about 470 disabled persons on wheels.
D-A-N-G-E-R, bombs litter the South-East
Surprisingly, the case in Nigeria was a bit different because aside of having the conventional landmines, which were made by the English, we also had the problem of the locally manufactured landmines, which are more harmful, more deadly than the conventional land mines.
Govt should be alive to its responsibility – Sen Abaribe
The civil war ended close to 40 years ago and it is sad to realize that we still have landmines, explosives, and all manner of bombs still littering the landscapes in the whole of the South East. The matter is made worse now, not just for the fact that these explosives are there but the fact that even the ones that have been recovered have not been moved out and destroyed
For better future, we need to take serious actions on children’s issues – Princess Kayode
Poverty is hitting harder and people are having more children than they can cater adequately for. Some people take advantage of this, and children are therefore being trafficked for prostitution, etc. You find nine, eight year old children in brothels. You have many trafficked and used as maids in houses and shops.
6000 MW: ‘What determines actual generation is gas’ – Babalola
What we have seen so far is that if gas supply improves, and we expect more to be available before the end of the year with the Niger Delta issue then, most of the gas supply pipeline was badly affected and one of the major plants, that is the one operated by Chevron was out for a long time but they are fixing that now and that alone accounts for about 2000 mmscf per day or 800 MW of electricity generation per day.
How illegal arms, ammunition enter Nigeria
Anybody who thinks ECOMOG forces failed in Liberia is not being realistic. The ECOMOG forces went to stabilise Liberia and not to save Samuel Doe specifically but to make sure that some level of sanity came back to Liberia. If the ECOMOG forces did not go there at all, the level of anarchy that would have befallen Liberia would have been unimaginable. So, anybody who sits down to say ECOMOG forces did not succeed in Liberia is not being fair to the Nigerian Armed Forces. And remember that ECOMOG was on peace re-enforcement.

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