100 days after, where are the 44 missing Borno schoolchildren?
A tribute to my triumvirate of heroines(6)
A tribute to my triumvirate of heroines(5)
Overcoming the kerosine debacle
A tribute to my triumvirate of heroines(4)
Ogun still a huge construction site
International Year of Women: A tribute to my triumvirate of heroines(3)
How Jonathan handed aggrieved govs the excuse they needed
PDP is now a minority party in the House of Representatives — Davies
DEFECTION OF G-7 GOVS: Anxiety reigns over Tambuwal’s seat
Understanding the Ogun Health Scheme
Why I defected, by Gov Rotimi Amaechi
International Year of Women: A tribute to my triumvirate of heroines(2)
International Year of Women: A tribute to my triumvirate of heroines
A hurdle called ‘tenure’
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SubscribeTake Action: End Gender-Based and Intimate Partner Violence Now
THE 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based and Intimate Partner Violence, beginning on November 25 and ending on December 10, International Human Rights day, offers an opportunity to renew the global commitment to free women and girls from violence.
General Adisa’s wife opens up: Life without husband’s benefits
It may as well be taken as pardon without benefits. That is the case with Adenike, the widow of Lt. Col O.O. Akiyode, aide to the former minister of communications, Major General Tajudeen Olanrewaju, who was convicted for the 1997 ‘phantom’ coup under the Abacha administration. Akiyode died while still serving his prison term and before all those also jailed for the controversial coup plot, including Lt. General Oladipo Diya, Olanrewaju and the late Major General AbdulKarim Adisa, were released courtesy of an amnesty proclamation in 1999 under the Abdulsalami administration. They received presidential pardon on March 12, 2013 after the National Council of State (NCS) approved a list presented to it by President Goodluck Jonathan. The implication of the pardon is that the former convicts are to receive all their benefits from the military authorities.
A country in bad company – Dr Tunji Funso,
Once upon a time, millions of children all over the world were afflicted by a crippling, incurable and fatal infectious disease known as poliomyelitis (polio). Today, the world is heaving a sigh of relief because polio is on the verge of eradication. While experts note that ending polio will be an historic feat for humanity, and also a huge part of efforts to reach every child with a range of life-saving vaccines, one organization that has relentlessly pursued the dream of global polio eradication is Rotary International.
‘Port Harcourt megacity revoultion is alive’
Administrator of Greater Port Harcourt City Development Authority, Dame Aleruchi Cookey-Gams, in this interview, dismisses the claim that the agency is stagnated on its quest to restore and consolidate on the lost beauty of Rivers State capital city…
‘National Conference will reshape Nigeria’
A prominent leader and the incumbent President of Niger Delta Oil and Gas Communities Consultative Forum, NDOGCCF, High Chief Ebikpolade Mark Bou, speaking on behalf of the group, in this interview, maintains that the proposed National Conference will reshape the country and that Nigerians will re-elect President Goodluck Jonathan come 2015, no matter the opposition even within the ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP.
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