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Obi meets Canadian High Commissioner to strengthen ties ahead of elections

AHEAD of January 16 presidential election, the Candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC ahead of the election, Peter Obi has disclosed that he held talks with Canada’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr Pasquale Salvaggio, as part of moves to deepen bilateral relations and strengthen Nigeria’s democratic institutions.
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Edo LP crisis worsens as Police take over secretariat

ARMED policemen yesterday averted what could have resulted into a bloody clash between factional leaders of the Labour Party in Edo State and their supporters, when a faction of the party led by a former chairman of Oredo Local Government Council of the state, Mr Sam Omede, stormed the state secretariat of the party calling for the removal of the embattled state chairman, Dr John Ogbeide

Avert fresh crisis in Warri, says FNDIC

THE Federated Niger Delta Ijaw Communities, FNDIC, yesterday, called on government and its agencies to ward off a repeat of the gory Warri-Ijaw/Itsekiri bloodbath of 1997 and 2003 by addressing the remote causes of the crisis, which are still looming large even as the 2011 general elections draw near.

2011: CNPP tasks INEC on credible polls

The Conference of Nigeria Political Parties, CNPP, yesterday, tasked the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to conduct credible polls in 2011, insisting that the dominance of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the politics of the state is drawing to a close

Why is big not better for me?

Dear Bunmi,

Do you think women really like well-endowed men or not? I always thought it was a good thing to have a large penis – mine is nine inches – but I haven’t had a good reaction from any of the women I’ve slept with. They’ve complained that it hurts when I make love to them and I recently split up with a girl who told me I was the worst lover she’d had – because I had a big penis. I will do anything to make future partners happy. Can you help?

Ex-militants allege fraud in payment of allowances

A group of 4,000 former militants who collect their monthly allowance of N65, 000 from a commercial bank on Olu Obasanjo Road [names withheld] in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has petitioned the state Commissioner of Police over alleged fraudulent deductions from their allowances by the bank manager.

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