Governor Uduaghan Commissions Umunede-Mbiri Farm road, Urges Deltans To Vote For Jonathan

Delta State Governor Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan has commissioned the 7.8 kilometres Umunede-Mbiri Road Rehabilitation, promising to continue to deliver democracy dividends to the people of the state.Addressing the audience which included traditional rulers, palace chiefs, political leaders and stakeholders,...

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400,000 Permanent Voters Cards Remains Unclaimed in Lagos State - REC

The Independent National Electoral Commission in Lagos State on Friday said about 400, 000 Permanent Voters Cards were still being expected from its headquarters for distribution to their owners.The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Mr Akin Orebiyii, said this while addressing newsmen in Lagos.Orebiyii pleaded with eligible voters whose cards were among those still expected to be patient with the commission,...

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God Is A Woman, A Catholic Priest From USA Who Died for 48 Minutes Claims

A Catholic priest from Massachusetts was officially dead for more than 48 minutes before medics were able to miraculously re-start his heart. During that time, Father John Michael O'neal claims he went to heaven and met God, which he describes as a warm and comforting motherly figure.The 71-year old...

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EFCC Arraigns Chief Ogbebor In Court Over N77Million Land Scam

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Thursday February 19, 2015 arraigned one Chief Felix Ogbebor before Justice B. O. Quadri of the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt.The accused was arraigned on 8-count charge bordering on conspiracy, forgery, and obtaining money by false pretence...

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Nigerians Should Forget About Elections, As Jonathan, Military Chiefs Work To Scuttle Polls

President Goodluck Jonathan and his closest cronies are still collaborating with a tight-nit circle of military officers to scuttle Nigeria's general elections that had been postponed by six weeks from the original date of February 14, 2015, according to revelations by several political and security...

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Minister Of Water Resources Urges Women And Youth To Join Campaign Against Violence

Minister of Water Resources Mrs. Sarah Reng Ochekpe has called on women and youths to desist from violence in whatever circumstance they find themselves.  They are also encouraged to join the campaign of WAGEPEACE all over the country initiated by the National Orientation Agency(NOA). The campaign...

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Dealing With The Cancer Scourge, By Bilkis Bakare

Cancer, also known as malignant neoplasm and the most feared word and disease in the world, is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body. It can also affect nearby parts of the body and more distant parts through the lymphatic system or the blood stream. There are over 200 different types...

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Of Europe’s Twins And Africa’s Quadruplets, By ’Tunji Ajibade

Seeking solution to conflicts is ever in the air. The flurry of diplomatic activities along this line in recent times cannot but be noticed in Europe and in Africa. Common to two of such conflicts on both continents is the struggle over territory; and of interest to this piece is the multinational approach...

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Before The Elections Hold, By Niran Adedokun

It takes a whole lot of courage to swim against the tide of public opinion in Nigeria. Why? The average Nigerian does not take kindly to it. Because of the contrived nature of our politics, we are suspicious of such postures. We do not see anyone who comes against what looks like the general belief...

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‘The Triumph Of Hope Over Experience’ By Oyinkan Medubi

This administration can avoid being the object of nature's derision, and let its word be its bondThe triumph of hope over experience', was the comment of our erudite Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) about a man who was said to have remarried immediately after the death of a wife with whom he had been very...

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