By Eben Enasco Leadership of the Niger Delta Students Union Government (NIDSUG) has denied the existence of factions, says they are ready to accommodate those who were not satisfied with the outcome of the election procedures that birthed the incumbent executives. At the 6th Inaugural ceremony where the new Executive Council of NIDSUG was recently sworn-in in Benin City, the …
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Breaking: ‘Lunatic’ Invades Shop, Kills Baby In Benin, Then Killed By Irate Mob
BY MIKE OSAROGIAGBON Benin City, Edo, Nigeria – It was like a scene in a vampire movie when a suspected mentally deranged man entered a shop and ripped off the throat of a 19-month-old baby girl in Benin City. The ‘madman’ was instantly stoned to death by youths who were angered after being prevented from rescuing the little child. Alltimepost.com …
Read More »How Tinubu’s Minister Of State For Defence Governed Nigeria’s Most Insecure State
Mr Matawalle governed a state ravaged by terrorism. In his bid to make the state less insecure, he took decisions some considered controversial. Last Wednesday, when President Bola Tinubu constituted his cabinet, he appointed the immediate past governor of Zamfara State, Bello Matawalle, the Minister of State for Defence. Mr Matawalle’s appointment has, however, raised a few eyebrows. During Mr Matawalle’s …
Read More »Ministers Designate To get N1.37bn For Accommodation
The housing allowances for the newly appointed ministers may cost the country about N343.25m yearly, according to findings from The PUNCH. With that annual allocation, in four years, the Federal Government will spend N1.37bn on the 45 ministers-designate’s accommodation. The allowances are based on data collated from a document obtained from the website of the Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Allocation Commission. …
Read More »23 Local Govts Battling Insecurity In Sokoto, Zamfara, Kebbi – NAN Survey
Residents of at least 23 Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Sokoto, Zamfara and Kebbi states are battling to survive as kidnappers, cattle rustlers and bandits make life difficult for them. A check by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) indicates that residents of the affected areas have either been forced to migrate, enter into agreements with the criminals or live …
Read More »Why ECOWAS Should Focus On Restoration Of Constitutional Order, Not Bazoum
After almost two weeks of a standoff between coup plotters in the Niger Republic, and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), both parties are now ready to dialogue. Immediately after the military ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, on July 26, West African leaders, and indeed world leaders, condemned the usurpation of constitutional rule in the West African country and …
Read More »Analysis: A BRICS No-show Speaks Volumes About Putin’s Shrinking Horizons
Once upon a time, Russian President Vladimir Putin was the man to see: In the weeks preceding Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, world leaders took turns shuttling to Moscow to urge the Kremlin leader to step back from the brink and call off any plans for an attack. Those efforts failed. But the man who set a catastrophic war in motion now finds his travel …
Read More »Agenda For The Minister
Tomorrow, Monday, August 21, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will swear in members of his cabinet. The eyes of arts and culture community will be on Hannatu Musawa, the first Minister of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy . Despite challenges facing the economy, most especially, unemployment, many believe the creative industry has potential to tackle them. The Culture, Creative Industry (CCI) …
Read More »How Apostolic Faith Official Converted Me, Says Kumuyi
There has been excitement among members and followers of the Deeper Life Christian Ministry after the General Superintendent of the church, Pastor William Kumuyi, revealed a former official of The Apostolic Faith, Pa Elijah Dosunmu, who led him to Christ. Pastor William Kumu Dosunmu is 83-year-old and lives in Lagos State, where he runs a school. Kumuyi narrated his encounter …
Read More »England ‘Heartbroken’ By World Cup Final Defeat, Says captain Bright
England captain Millie Bright said the Lionesses were left heartbroken by a 1-0 defeat to Spain in the Women’s World Cup final on Sunday despite not being at their best in Sydney. Olga Carmona scored the only goal as Spain kept the European champions at bay and could have won by a bigger margin had England goalkeeper Mary Earps not …
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