Abia State governor, Victor Ikpeazu duly obliged Obasanjo’s request for “Made in Aba” shoes by delivering several pairs at his Otta Hilltop Mansion in the former President’s support of Made in Nigeria products.
A Zenith bank staff has testified that it took 10 days of total dedication before he and his colleagues could finish counting the sum of N1.22bn cash delivered to Fayose’s aides by Musiliu Obanikoro in 2014.
A fresh clash between policemen and some protesting Shi’ites in Kano has left as many as nine persons, including women, children and a policeman, dead.
No fewer than 11 persons have reportedly lost their lives as a result of the brutal clash between some Yoruba Youths and an Egun community in Otodo Gbame, Lekki on Thursday.
Students will once again be made to bear the brunt of the continuous disagreement between the Federal government and ASUU, as the association will begin a one week warning strike on Wednesday, November 16.
Donald Trump has very many things to worry about when he fully takes the reign as the President of world’s most powerful country, and dealing with Boko Haram is part of them.
A Cross River-based soldier, Lawal Musa, has been reportedly found in his girlfriend’s apartment in Eket, Akwa Ibom after he was kidnapped on his way to a First Bank on Calabar Way on Thursday.
Going by today’s exchange rate between the dollar and the Naira, newly-elected United States President, Donald Trump will earn just around N400 a year when he takes the reign on January 20, 2017.
An economic recession that has swept over the country hasn’t stopped members of House of Representatives from ordering N3.6bn worth of 360 exotic cars.
Students of Hafsat Ahmadu Bello Memorial Secondary School, Sokoto have, for a long time, been made to sit on the bare floor of their classrooms while several sets of furniture were locked away in a store by the school authorities.
The ‘free lunch’ scheme which had been implemented by his predecessor, Adams Oshiomole will be kicked to the curb, as according to Obaseki, citizens “must work to chop.”
Not one to mince words when it comes to launching verbal tirades and criticisms at Buhari, Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose has once again ridiculed the Nigerian president as being bereft of ideas.
Wole Soyinka has described online commentators who want to pressure him into tearing his green card as “noisome creatures” whose ignorance resonates largely on whatever they comment on.
For the ‘super’ minister, the race to bring electricity into every household is however still a long one, with the government’s battle against agitators to put an end to the destruction of power generation outlets still ongoing.
Chimamanda recently appeared as a guest on BBC’s Newsnight to discuss Trump’s racist tendencies and she almost left editor-in-chief of the American Spectator, R Emmett Tyrrell embarrassed.
Some top military men are dissatisfied with the government’s tactics, attributing the increase in attacks and kidnaps of soldiers to the recent ransom received by Boko Haram for Chibok girls.
