Thursday
11 Members Of NULGE Arraigned In Awka
Nelson Mandela Day: Foundation tasks African leaders on people-oriented, positive leadership
Nelson Mandela Day: Foundation tasks African leaders on people-oriented, positive leadership
The Daniel Ukwu Leadership Foundation, an Enugu-based NGO, has urged African leaders to provide people-oriented and positive leadership to fasttrack development and reduce poverty in the continent.
The Executive Director of the foundation, Mr Daniel Ukwu, made the call on Wednesday, while speaking on the importance of the Nelson Mandela International Day in an interview with newsmen in Enugu.
Enugu Custodial Study Centre undergraduate population grew from 12 to 318 - Education officer
The Deputy Controller of Corrections (DCC), Mr Kelvin Iloafonsi, says Enugu Custodial Special Study Centre undergraduate population has grown from 12 to 318 within the past 12 years.
Iloafonsi, who is the Education Desk Officer of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) at the Centre, disclosed this to newsmen in Enugu on Wednesday.
Wednesday
Former Anambra Lawmaker, Hon Ejiofor Faults FG Proposed 8000 Naira Monthly Stipend to Families
... Hails Peter Obi @62
By Mmaduabuchi Onwumelu
The Immediate past member representing Anaocha I State Constituency in the Anambra State House of Assembly, Honourable Ejiofor Ebele Leonard, has faulted the Federal Government of Nigeria proposed 8000 Naira Monthly palliative measure geared towards cushioning the effects of Subsidy removal on Nigerians, describing it as corruption as well as an insult to the masses.
Sunday
Stoppage of Isese Festival in Ilorin
Festus Adedayo
A little over a week ago, Professor Wole Soyinka turned the attention of Nigerians from their current harrowing economic existence to one of the tyrannies that religion inflicts on them. Prof was apparently in his elements. For decades, he had fought battles of willful violations of human existence in various guises. Young Yakubu Gowon was one of the experiments Soyinka conducted on his intolerance for governmental tyranny.
N8000 for Bourdillon street sweepers too?
Festus Adedayo
In the last few days since Nigeria’s new government announced an N8,000 palliative for 12 million poor Nigerian families, you would think that, all of a sudden, Nigerians had gone back in time to the Ayi Kwei Armah’s Ghanaian years. Or that the scales had just suddenly fallen off the people’s eyes. Criticisms, snide commentaries and comparative placements of this government, side by side the Muhammadu Buhari government’s similar policy failure, are pelted on Aso Rock Villa. Has the matrimony of barely eight weeks begun to manifest traces of rupture?
Saturday
Two-year-old Shot Dead, One Injured as NDLEA Operatives Raid Delta Drug Joint
A two-year-old baby, Ivan Onose was shot dead and his brother, Injured during a raid on a drug joint in Asaba.
An Activist, Israel Joe reports that "2-year-old little Onose died yesterday after he was hit by a stray bullet alleged to have been shot by NDLEA men on duty.
"According to the father who spoke with newsmen, the men of NDLEA were alleged to be pursuing some guys who they said were into drugs and shot sporadically in the process.
AGRICULTURAL EVOLUTION AND THE EMERGENCE OF STATEWIDE DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDLINGS TO FARMERS
....The SOLUDO SIGNATURE
By Chris Chikelue
Agriculture has been the main occupation of the core African "Nationales", and as such the practice could be dated back to the stone age when the main practice was subsistence farming which means all for food, feeding, and survival.
The practice gave birth to other forms of Agricultural practice because at some points the farmers produced more than they could eat or
Friday
Second Niger bridge Metals, Irons vandalised, FG orders Surveillance
Some road fittings installed on the newly commissioned Second Niger bridge have been stolen by vandals, The PUNCH can exclusively report.
In response, the Federal Government has ordered security personnel to begin surveillance patrols on the bridge and surroundings to prevent a recurrence.
Saturday
Asari Dokubo: Why Govt Should Regulate The Participatory Industries In Nigeria (Part 1)
By Christopher Enemuo
Due to the urgency in the adoption of problem-solving strategies, toward curing the insecurity in Nigeria, it will be unproductive for methods which are deployed to check crises are habitually not effective, effective approaches for problem solving should be diagnostic in application, which naturally give legitimacy to proactive resolutions, which are capable of solving certainties and unforeseen circumstances.