South South leader, Edwin Clark has been described as a betrayer, by ex-militants under the aegis of Niger Delta Liberation Force, (NDLF). The verbal attack on Clark is as a result of Clark’s statement on Wednesday, where he expressively said that former President, Goodluck Jonathan, was too soft on corruption. The ex-militants, feeling miffed by Clark’s comments,... Read More

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Opinion: Is 24-hour power supply in Nigeria a pipe dream or reality?

by Oseloka Zikora For now, some like Amaka are beginning to occasionally enjoy the dividends of the ongoing power sector reform and we should say kudos to the Power Minister, Prof Chinedu Nebo and his team, who, despite heavy criticisms from some anxious frustrated public, refuse to lose focus. The caution though is to moderate... Read More

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February 18, 2014

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Opinion: The rot in the Nigerian Immigration Service

by Chinasa Ikelu I waited for some minutes at the collection room and my passport was given to me without delay, without having to pay three thousand Naira – which to me is illegal. Nigerians, stop fueling corruption. If Nigerians insists on following due process in government parastatal, the country can begin to head in... Read More

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October 31, 2013

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Olusegun Adeniyi: Where common sense is NOT common

by Olusegun Adeniyi Tomorrow will mark the beginning of the fifth month that students of our public universities have been out of their campuses following the strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). Yet I have not seen the same passion we devote to the politics of 2015 and the sundry scandals that... Read More

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June 29, 2013

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“It’s like a horror movie”: Woman with severe wound kept alive by hundreds of maggots after daughter leaves her to rot

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Sherrie Morton, 46, was arrested after she left her 70-year-old mother to rot in their Auburn, Washington home. The elderly woman was found with a maggot-infested wound, stuck to her bed. Maggots kept a 70-year-old woman alive after her daughter left her to rot with a large open wound on her leg,... Read More

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March 4, 2013

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Aston Martin found rotting in a garage after 30 years is put up for sale for £100,000 (PHOTO)

It may look like a rusty wreck, but this ultra-rare Aston Martin will still set you back a pretty penny – and will cost a further £250,000 to restore to its former glory. For the 1949 Aston Martin Two-Litre Sports was just the fourth car built by the iconic British car company after it was... Read More

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‘Keep quiet, you betrayer!’ | Ex Militants attack Edwin Clark over swipe at GEJ

Opinion: Is 24-hour power supply in Nigeria a pipe dream or reality?

Opinion: The rot in the Nigerian Immigration Service

Olusegun Adeniyi: Where common sense is NOT common

“It’s like a horror movie”: Woman with severe wound kept alive by hundreds of maggots after daughter leaves her to rot

Aston Martin found rotting in a garage after 30 years is put up for sale for £100,000 (PHOTO)

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