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Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, on Monday, said the Peoples Democratic Party government of former President Goodluck Jonathan had destroyed the country. Oshiomhole, who was on the entourage of President Muhammadu Buhari to the United States, said Nigeria had in Buhari a President who talked with confidence unlike “a President that is blabbing and is not sure of what the …

ABUJA—The Federal Government, yesterday, attributed the delay in moving against the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to efforts being made to establish the magnitude of fraud and inefficiencies in the corporation and in the oil and gas industry over the last couple of years. Speaking in an interview on the Nigerian Television Authority, NTA’s, ‘Good Morning Nigeria,’ programme, President Muhammadu …

It all looks as the clash of desperate and vaunting ambitions. It is, and a lot more. Mr. Bukola Saraki, who emerged senate president from the pit of political debauchery and vicious backstabbing of his political party, evidently believed that Nigeria is a sort of unfinished family business. Son of the former senate majority leader in the second republic, the …

President Muhammadu Buhari has painted a worrisome picture of the on-going war against Boko Haram , saying that there was not enough fire power to support ground troops to decimate the terrorists. He spoke on Good Morning Nigeria, a programme of the Nigerian Television Authority, Monday, in Abuja. He made the comment while failing to answer repeated questions on whether …

By Alltimepost.com Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State says contrary to insinuations in many quarters, no state has received a kobo from the Federal Government as bailout fund. He spoke on Saturday at a reception for the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase in Sabongida Ora, Owan West Local Government Area of the state. According to the Governor, the cheering …

NAIROBI — President Obama called on African nations Saturday to confer equal rights to gays and lesbians, kicking off his first full day in the nation by undertaking a topic that remains highly sensitive on the continent. Kenyan President Kenyatta dismissed the importance of gay rights, calling it a “non-issue” in the nation. Speaking at a joint news conference after …

In a speech in Nairobi, he said his father’s homeland had “come so far in just my lifetime”. But he also said corruption, terrorism and tribal or ethnic division were threats to its future. “Kenya is at a crossroads, a moment filled with peril but enormous promise,” he said. Young Kenyans nowadays did not have to serve a colonial master …

By Alltimepost.com As a people with the numbers to affect elections in the United States of America Nigerian Americans have been urged to wake up and push for the acquisition of political strength so as to become relevant in the political dispensation of the free world. United States-based Community Leader/Activist and Chairman Council of President, Edo National Association Worldwide, Barrister …

US President Barack Obama said Saturday “Africa is on the move”, as he praised the spirit of entrepreneurship at a business summit in Kenya during his first visit to the country of his father’s birth since his election as president. “I wanted to be here, because Africa is on the move, Africa is one of the fastest growing regions in …

US President Barack Obama’s gathered with members of his extended family in Nairobi Friday, kicking off a two day visit to his father’s native Kenya. Obama’s familial connections to the East African nation were on display as soon as Air force One touched down in Nairobi, with the president’s sister Auma Obama among those assembled to greet him. The pair …