17 soldiers, others killed as buses collide in Niger
The accident, a head-on collision between two buses, happened on Friday night some 50 kilometres (35 miles) from the town of Madaoua.
Nigerian Scientist confirms Comet 2010 H1
In a recent NEO confirmation report released on April 17th,2010 by the International Astronomical Search Collaboration signed by Dr.Patrick Miller of Department of Mathematics & Astronomy, Holland School of Science & Mathematics, Hardin and Simmons University,Abilene,Texas and also the Director of I.A.S.C, stated that Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike from Science Medicine Research Institute,Dallas-Texas,USA confirmed the comet C/2010 H1
What next after Yar’Adua?
Alhaji Tanko Yakassai, former permanent secretary and first republic politician left the ACF at the height of the clamour for Jonathan to become acting President when Yar Adua was still alive, putting his foot down against the idea but when the north gave in to the clamour, he left the ACF. He described Yar Adua’s demise as a big loss.
NGE mourns Yar’Adua
The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) expresses condolence to President Goodluck Jonathan and Nigerians on the passing on of former President Umar Yar Adua after a protracted illness in Abuja.
Offshore Technology Conference Attendance Reaches 72,900
Attendance at the 2010 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) reached 72,900 (May 6, 2010) as offshore energy industry experts from around the world came together to share technological advances and innovative approaches at the world’s largest event for offshore resources development. OTC was held May 3-6 at Reliant Park in Houston.
Imoke and his driver
OF late, the newspapers and electronic media have been awash with incessant damaging remarks on Cross River State Governor, Senator Liyel Imoke.
