How Police uncovered fictitious PFIPC —Document
Living in Lagos without Okada: Lagosians share their experiences
Jonathan visits Gov Suntai in Abuja hospital, as Mark, PDP pray
I was told I’ll die 17 yrs ago but… HIV positive nurse
My appointment “a great honour to Africa” – Onaiyekan
Pope to appoint Onaiyekan, five other non-European as cardinals
FG declares Thursday, Friday public holidays
Tai Solarin’s widow dies at 88
Patience Jonathan arrives, says ‘I’m happy to be back’
Mo Ibrahim index rates Nigeria low in governance, gender issue
No winner of 2012 Ibrahim African governance prize
How Boko Haram started – Gov Aliyu
Civil War: We’ve no cause to regret what we did – Gowon
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SubscribeAwolowo and Achebe’s Tale of Fantasy, by Fani-Kayode
I am a historian and I have always believed that if we want to talk history we must be dispassionate, objective and factual. We must take the emotion out of it and we must always tell the truth. The worst thing that anyone can do is to try to re-write history and indulge in historical revisionism. This is especially so when the person is a revered figure and a literary icon.
Biafran group defends Achebe on Awolowo
A group, Biafra Zionist Movement, BZM, yesterday, defended Professor Chinua Achebe over his comments on the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo and former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon, in his book, There was a Country.
BAKASSI GONE TO CAMEROON: We won’t appeal ICJ’s judgment – FG
THE Federal government yesterday sealed Nigeria’s hope of recovering the Bakassi Peninsula, by saying that the government will not appeal the International Court of Justice, (ICJ) judgment of 2002 ceding the Peninsula to Cameroon.
I’ve faith in the Armed Forces – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan, Monday, urged the leadership of the country’s armed forces to deal decisively with the twin challenge of terrorism and crude oil theft by bringing up new ways to arrest the menace.
Uniport killings: VC declares 7 days mourning
UNIVERSITY of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has declared seven days of mourning for three of its students killed by irate mobs at Omokere-Aluu community, Friday, last week.
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