Nepal flood death toll rises to 734 – disaster authority
Mutallab is our agent, we sent him, Says al-Qaeda
Terrorist Attack: US reviews security on aviation
Aondoakaa, lawyers differ over swearing-in of CJN
Rights group condemns attempted terror attack
Demographic study of Abakaliki commences
Anambra: CNPP rejects calls for electronic voting
Sylva charges new HoS on reforms
Optometrists, opticians have March 2010 deadline to register
Lawmaker condemns terror attack
Land: Community urges Uduaghan’s intervention
Edo govt boosts Operation Thunderstorm with 18 vans
‘Etsako Central re-run, between PDP, Oshiomhole’
Yar’Adua’s Handdover:What the Law says, by Auwalu Yadudu
N3.8bn IPP machines arrive Sokoto
Develop or lose your plot, Aliero tells Nnamani
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SubscribeMaryam had vision for rural women — Okiro
Immediate past Inspector-General of Police, IGP, Mr. Mike Okiro has described the death of Dr. Maryam Babangida, wife of former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida as shocking, saying “she was a woman with vision for the rural women.†Okiro who was reacting to her death in a statement said, “her death is a great loss […]
Maryam: Death as enemy
The first ever glamorous First Lady to burst into the political firmament of Nigeria, Mariam Babangida, is gone at the early age of 61. Before her, that position of First Lady was virtually unrecognized because those who were there before her chose to withdraw under the shadows of their husbands.
She made the difference
Former first lady of Nigeria, Mrs. Maryam Babangida (nee Okogwu) was born a Christian. She was then known as Maria. She converted to Islam following her marriage to General Ibrahim Babangida. The duo reportedly met in Kaduna.
Adieu, Nigeria’s First Lady
MARYAM Babangida was not someone anyone could forget, not in a hurry, if ever. You either liked her or disliked her. You never had a choice of being indifferent to this woman, whose spell-bound beauty came in that dark hue that left few doubts that black is beautiful.
We deserve more states — Ijaw students
ABUJA—THE creation of more states for Niger Deltans, particularly the Ijaws, would be the first phase of development emergency in the region. This was contained in the communique issued at the end of the 3-day National Association of Ijaw Female Students,NAIFS, 2009 Convention held in Abuja recently, with the theme “Niger Delta must be like […]
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