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President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan said Tuesday in Geneva, Switzerland that his Administration has embarked on bold policy and institutional reforms aimed at adding 20 million metric ones of food to domestic supply and creating at least 3.5 million new jobs in agriculture and allied industries by 2015. Speaking at the formal opening of a meeting... Read More
by Akan Ido On the last episode of Rubbin’ Minds on Channels Television (21 January, 2013) host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu discussed the African Cup of Nations and The Future Awards National Enterprise Conference holding this Saturday, January 26. But perhaps the highlight of the show was the interview with the next big thing on Nigeria’s acting... Read More
by Cheta Nwanze Lagos state has recorded fewer okada accidents since its fitness programme began. On my part, I now have a two-pack as the erstwhile stubborn one-pack is finally beginning to see reason. As of 1 October, 1960, there was the Northern Region. Largely self sufficient, with an economy that while not booming, was... Read More
Most kids get squeamish at the sight of their parents canoodling, but Sasha and Malia Obama love them some good parental PDA. While watching the Inauguration Day Parade on Monday, the First Daughters got President and Michelle Obama to pose for a quick kiss — and captured it on their cell phones. First FLOTUS gave... Read More
by Simeon Christian Chukwu How can you go bidding for transmission rights a few weeks before the competition when others started queuing up immediately after the last edition in Angola? After watching Cyril Stober and his panel of analysts at one of the weekly Tuesday-Live programmes on the Nigeria Television Authority, a friend who watched... Read More
by Isi Esene Senator Musiliu Obanikoro has denied being behind the campaign posters in certain parts of Lagos presenting him as running for governorship of the state in 2015. The former Nigeria’s high commissioner to Ghana described the posters as fake saying the action is “cheap and miscalculated”. He reportedly said the fake posters were... Read More
Isi Esene The Lagos state government has reportedly banned commissioners, civil servants, and other public office holders from granting press interviews warning that anyone caught violating  the rule shall be punished accordingly. In a circular signed by the Head of Service, Adesegun Ogunlewe, the government directed all public servants to seek approval from the ministry... Read More
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