Mr. Peter Enahoro, popularly known as Peter Pan, (his pen name), was showered with encomiums by a high profile segment of the Nigerian society Monday during the second launch of his memoirs: ‘Then the Thunder Spoke’. The Book was published by NAPMIND Communications.

By Gabriel Enogholase BENIN — EDO State government’s decision to make education free for primary school pupils and students in Junior Secondary School (JSS) in the state is paying off with a non-governmental  organisation (NGO), Caritas Foundation based in Benin, complimenting the efforts of the government.

By Emma Arubi WARRI — Itsekiri Consultative Forum (ICF) has restated its support for Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, and any administration in the state for that matter, provided it does not mortgage the collective interest and future of  Itsekiri people and nation. President of ICF, Chief Adolor Okotie-Eboh, a scion of the First Republic Finance Minister, […]

President of the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations, Muhammed Abdullahi has described as unfortunate the politicisation of the ailment of President Umaru Yar’Adua.

By Aliyu Dangida & Tina Akannam DUTSE — THE Jigawa State government will sponsored 100 best indigenous students who passed their West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations for further studies in various courses overseas, Governor Sule Lamido has said.