NIGERIA: We ‘ll take over Abia in 2015 – PPA State Chairman
THE Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, in Abia State, has said it was working very hard to take the state in 2015. The party said, it would offer Abia people better...
NIGERIA: Abia govt demolishes kidnap and robbery kingpin’s property
ABIA State Government, yesterday, demolished some property belonging to a suspected kidnap and armed robbery kingpin, Olisagbo Ifedke, alias Ofeakwu. The Government demolished Akoto Bar and Resort Ltd, a relaxation...
NIGERIA: Why my brother should be governor – Anosike
Emma Anosike represented Anambra North in the senate between 2003 and 2005 and before then, was a member of the House of Representatives. In the 2003 governorship election he was...
NIGERIA: Ogun PDP crisis, NWC, NEC to the rescue
THE crisis rocking the Ogun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has been taken to the floors of the National Working Committee, NWC and National Executive Committee, NEC....
NIGERIA: UNIPORT killings, court discharges 7 suspects
A Port Harcourt Chief Magistrate, Mr. Emma Woke, Rivers State, has discharged seven out of the 18 suspects, arrested in connection with the killing of four students of the University...
Power supply: Nigerians generate over 6,000mw, FG 5,482mw, says UNILAG VC –
Nigerians are currently generating over 6,000 Mega Watts of electricity through the use of generators in their homes, corporate offices and industrial places, far more than what the Federal Government...
NIGERIA: Chief Tony Anenih, the political dinosaur returns
HE was the “most natural” choice for the position. Chief Tony Anenih, is the “new” Chairman of the PDP’s Board of Trustees. The old dinosaur is back to where he...
Since when did pacts count in Nigeria?
SO much hot air is being wasted on the speculated “agreement” allegedly signed by President Goodluck Jonathan promising the North he would do a single term. The Chairman of the...
NIGERIA: Britain warns against travel to North after Islamist raids
SIXTY-NINE days after the National Assembly passed the 2013 Appropriation Bill, President Goodluck Jonathan reluctantly signed it into law fearing that it was replete with landmines, it was gathered. Jonathan’s...
Which way, Nigeria?
WE shall keep remembering Charles Dickens (1812–1870). He might have been one of those who, in the early days, saw tomorrow. We are almost convinced that when he engaged himself...