National PDP chairman, Mu'azu resigns

From TAIWO AMODU, Abuja Former Bauchi State governor, Adamu Mu’azu, has finally succumbed to pres­sures on him to resign as Na­tional Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP). Mu’azu’s letter of resigna­tion dated May 19, 2015 was addressed to the Deputy Na­tional Chairman of the party, Uche...

"Address oil subsidy in three months..."- Blare to Buhari

From IHEANACHO NWOSU, Abuja Former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, yesterday, advised the President-elect, Mu­hammadu Buhari, to take tough and sweeping deci­sions on key issues militating against Nigeria within three months of inauguration as President. Specifically, he advised Bu­hari...

PHOTO: Meet Mr. Bangs the killer producer

All work and no play makes jack a dull boy, maybe it makes Mr. Bangs a dull producer too... When celebs need to chill, their choice of beaches and water falls are always beyond the expectation of fans. The season is the best bet for relaxation and Mr. Bangs is not slacking in his seasonal chill outs ...

PHOTOS (18+): Female Student shows off bare b*obs to mark Cultural day at Rivers State University of science and Technology

To mark the cultural day at the Rivers state University of Science and Technology, a female student from Kalabari ethnic nationality in Rivers state took the day to another dimension,as she exposed her boobs all day, celebrating her culture. The female student whose full identity is still not...

Fashola asks Lagos residents for forgiveness

From OLUWOLE FAROTIMI Outgoing Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, has sought forgiveness of those he may have offended in the course of his eight-year stewardship. The governor who appeared to be giving his valedictory speech during an event to mark his 2,900 days in office at the Blueroof...

I won’t discriminate against South-East, says Buhari

From Iheanacho Nwosu,Abuja The President-elect, Gen Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday assured that he will not discriminate against the South-East or any other section of the country, saying Nigeria is his constituency. He also promised to look into the demands of the South-East caucus of the All Progressives...

Diezani Allison-Madueke is a trap set for Buhari - Boyloaf

A former militant leader in the Niger Delta, Ebikabowei Victor Ben, a.k.a General Boyloaf has described Petroleum minister, Diezani Allison-Madueke as a trap set for the in coming government , also said she made so many enemies because she in concert with Jonathan tried to stop the graft...

Niger Delta ex-militants threaten war over unpaid benefits

From ROMANUS UGWU, Abuja Members of Niger Delta ISAC Israel Trained Agricultural Group of Nigeria (NDITAGON) have issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to direct the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs to fulfill its promise to empower them financially after their one-year training...

Bar. Chime Obieze's grand attitude of gratitude

By: Abah Joe Idenyi "Gratitude they say is the least of all virtues but when omitted becomes the worse vice."  After the just concluded 2015 general elections, only few elected officers has considered it worthwhile to appreciate the electorate.   This is not a thing of surprise anyways,...

PDP heading for self-destruction –Mark

From ADETUTU FOLASADE-KOYI, Abuja Senate President, David Mark, yes­terday, warned the Peoples Demo­cratic Party (PDP) to curb the raging in-fighting in the party or head for final de­struction. A worried Senator Mark, gave the advice when the Senator Ike Ekweremadu-led Post-Election Assessment...

soldiers overrun seven terrorists' camps

By DORIS OBINNA The clock appears ticking for Boko Ha­ram, as the military continues to record successes in its operations in Sambisa Forest, the last stronghold of insurgents. In another major success yesterday, soldiers overran seven terrorists’ camps, kill­ing more insurgents in the final...

"Anyone who believes what I am alleged to have said must be a moron..."- Soyinka

By WILLY EYA Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka, has refuted a state­ment on The Cable, where he was quoted to have given a damning verdict on the Igbo at a lecture he deliv­ered at the Hutchins Centre, Havard University, U.S.A. He said it was “demeaning, sickening and boring” to have to deal with ...