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SubscribeOil Ownership Controversy: Landmass doesn’t give N’Delta oil to North — Mudiaga-Odje
Dr. Akpo Mudiaga-Odje, has torn to shreds the contention of a Northern leader, Hon Usman Bujaje, that Nigeria’s oil belongs to the North
OTOGE IN KWARA: Five years on
High Chief Raheem Adedoyin, a Chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Kwara State, is a politician of note in the state. He served the state as a commissioner in the administrations of both Dr Bukola Saraki and his successor, Alh Ahmed Abdulfatah before joining forces with other like-minded politicians to launch ‘Otoge’ movement that brought the current administration of Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to power in 2019. In this interview, Adedoyin who is currently Chairman, Editorial Board of the state owned Herald Newspapers spoke on the movement that unseated the Saraki hegemony in 2019.
Textile industry faces total collapse as revival efforts fail
Nigeria’s textile industry is now gasping for breath following the failure of revival measures, a sustained upsurge in the importation of textile products and a series of adverse monetary policy regimes.
Guerrilla editorial board unrecognized by June 12 inheritors
A turncoat radical serving in the Abacha government once paid us a visit in the office and we all ran away, dodging to meet with him until he went away!
An unending battle for press freedom in Nigeria
In a nation that prides itself on democratic values, the reality for Nigerian journalists tells a different story. Despite President Bola Tinubu’s promises to uphold press freedom, the media landscape remains fraught with danger.
Uju Jupiter: Egbujo’s riveting expose of pernicious effect of girl-child marriage
The words of late American author and motivational speaker, Zig Ziglar; “I believe success is achieved by ordinary people with extraordinary determination”, reverberate in Dr Ugoji Egbujo’s latest work of fiction.
Life, times of foreign women married to Nigerians
‘Home and Belonging’, is a collection of real-life stories of 16 women from different fields, continents and countries, married to Nigerian men. They are members of the Nigerwives Association.
NSCDC and the fight against crude oil theft: 2,321 suspects arrested in one year
Abia and Imo States came next in the number of arrests of suspects and discovery of illegal refineries by the Commandant General’s Special Intelligence Squad.
Top 3 coastal highways in the world and their costs
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Why Benin dukes are in court with Oba
One of the highlights of the suit instituted by some suspended enigie (dukes) by Oba Ewuare II was actually his uncle, Professor Gregory Akenzua, a younger brother of Oba Erediauwa
Akwa Ibom: Murder of policeman,others signal renewed terror
After operating on the fringes unhindered for months closing 2023, emboldened armed gangs …
Edo Guber: How Shaibu’s impeachment, Omobayo’s appointment may shape poll
Shaibu’s ouster paved the way for the swearing in of 38-year-old Godwins Omobayo, from Akoko-Edo, as deputy governor, a move that is expected to affect the September 21 governorship election
Finally, Enugu gets new taste
Trans Ekulu was a beautiful estate built at the time of Jim Nwobodo, the same period Lateef Jakande was rebuilding Lagos
Okuama Killings: Who invited ‘General’ Amagbein, militant leader, to Okuama?
The Chief of Defense Staff, General Christopher Musa, finally cleared the lingering suspicion on who killed the Commanding Officer of the 181 Amphibious Battalion, two majors, one captain, and 13 soldiers on March 14 at Okuama community in Ughelli South Local Government Area, Delta State, on Wednesday.
Now that Abia no longer smells
Before now, one of the trademarks that indexed Abia was foul smell oozing out from dump sites at various locations in the state, especially in Aba
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