All is fair in politics’ comment not new to Nigeria’s political history — Prof. Opata
By Alumona Ukwueze NSUKKA — The National Chairman of the South East Movement for Tinubu 2027, Prof. Damian Opata, has weighed in on the controversy surrounding President Bola Tinubu’s recent remark that “all is fair in politics,” saying the statement is neither new nor peculiar to Nigeria’s political history. Opata, a Professor of African Literature, […]
Police arrest 2 brothers for forgery
Policemen attached to Elemba Hausa division in Okokomaiko area of Lagos have arrested two bothers who specialised in forging results of the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) and provisional admission into universities and issuing such to unsuspecting candidates with an apparent view to extorting them.
NPA rescues 414 Gabonese from sinking vessel
OFFICIALS of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and its Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) counterpart have rescued a distressed vessel (M/T Liliana Carneiro) conveying 400 passengers said to be fleeing from Gabon for fear of election crisis.
Ramadan: Lagos gives 2000 workers free meal daily
The Lagos State Government is offering free meal for 2,000 members of the state public service daily throughout the duration of the Ramadan fasting.
Communities differ on land acquired by Agip
Ekorogbene community in Burutu local government area of Delta State has faulted claims by a group, Bilizigha Federated Communities, on the land acquired by Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC).
250,000 youths expected at Deeper Life’s SAY 2009
NO fewer than 250,000 youths drawn from churches across Lagos area are expected to attend the Success Academy for Youths (SAY 2009), the Deeper Christian Life Ministry announced Monday. The church is playing host to what could turn out to be the largest gathering of young people in a camp meeting in Lagos.
