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Nigerians: Get a 2nd Salary with Only ₦99000 Investment in Amazon Daily Finance   | Sponsored Jubna   Sunday, August 7, 2022 Menu EFCC to arrest Nigerians who keep their dollars The anti-graft agency claimed it had intelligence that some Nigerians were stockpiling foreign currency. CHUKWUEMEKA AYOMIDE  • AUGUST 6, 2022 Abdulrasheed Bawa The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has warned that it will arrest Nigerians stockpiling and hoarding forex as authorities activates desperate measures to salvage tumbling economy. Nigerians: Get a 2nd Salary with Only ₦99000 Investment in Amazon Daily Finance   | Sponsored Nigerian Millionaire Reveals: How to Get Rich with Bitcoin, Without Buying Bitcoin Daily Finance   | Sponsored The chairman of the anti-graft agency, Abdulrasheed Bawa, issued the threat while meeting with representatives of Bureau De Change operators in Abuja on Friday, saying the agency had intelligence that Nigerians stockpiling foreign...

Home Columnists We need more disrespect for Nigeria n leaders David Hundeyin Aug 5, 2022   Share Do me a favour before you start reading this article. Go to YouTube and search for an animated satire show called “Headcases.” It’s been cancelled now, but back in 2008, it was one of my favourite things on television. Having grown up under General Abacha and (retired) General Obasanjo, the experience of watching a primetime show on ITV 1 brutally skewering politicians and celebrities was as new to me as it is to you, now that you are hopefully watching it. ‘Headcases’ was my entry point into British political culture back in the noughties when I was a teenager trying to assimilate into the new environment. Nothing was off limits on the show. The two royal princes were mercilessly satirised as spoiled, unintelligent toffs. Prime Minister Gordon Brown was portrayed as a terrified wet blanket whose catchphrase delivered in an exaggerated Scottish accent was “WE’RE DOOMED, WE’RE DOOMED, WE...

2023: Lalong, Oshiomhole lead APC’s campaign team August 3, 2023 By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor & John Alechenu, LAGOS Subject to ratification by President Muhammadu Buhari, Plateau State Governor, Simon Lalong, will co-ordinate the presidential campaign council of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, as director-general. His deputy will be former Edo State Governor and ex-National Chairman of the APC, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole. In the opposition PDP, crises stemming from the presidential primaries and nomination of running mate has paused efforts to raise a campaign council. Sources told Vanguard, yesterday, that APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu; his running mate, Senator Kashim Shettima; and APC governors settled for the duo after a meeting in Abuja on Monday. Indeed, Kaduna State Governor, Malam Nasir el-Rufai, after the meeting told journalists that a director-general had been picked for the APC  presidential campaign council but refused to d...

Omatseye begs Peter Obi to talk to his supporters in his Twitter account  "Mr Peter Obi, call your supporters to order. They are calling and issuing death threats. If anything happens to me, you will be held responsible!” R ead how Sam Omaseye calls Obi OBITUARY  

Qrji Uzor Kulu Sam Omatseye The fight between Omatseye and Kalu The altercation between ace columnist, Sam Omatseye and frontline politician, business mogul cum newspaper publisher, Orji Uzor Kalu, finally brought to the fore one issue which many observers have been talking about in subdued tones, despite its devastating effects on both the journalism profession and the polity. For some of us, it is a welcome development since by it, both the country and the media trade may become saved by the growing impunity in the latter, wherein so-called newspaper publishers have turned newsrooms and their editors into instruments for political warfare. It is a trend which many men of the pen profession have themselves complained about but in hushed tones, in what appears like an amazing connivance. Now that prominent figures in the media are becoming victims, there is hope that we may be getting to the end of this ugly state of affairs. read  more

SAM OMATSEYE Obi-tuary By  Sam Omatseye   Peter Obi   Suddenly, it is all quiet on the eastern front. No street heckles or flag waving or mooning over a yellow sun, no hooting or baying in public. The rabble no longer raves. Few wonder what happened to the Nnamdi Kanu crowd. Some may wonder if they are withering? The answer is before our eyes. The Biafran babblers are alive and well. They just swapped icons, rechristened the shrines and rewrote the rites. They left the prophet for a secular priest. They have had a switch of battle gear. Maybe it is not quiet. We can hear and feel the cacophony. The chants and caterwauling are everywhere, especially on the phones. The twitter bees, the Instagram grimes, the Facebook freaks. They are alive and well, but they have not been at war at the side of their icon, who is griping in detention. It’s farewell Kanu. Welcome Obi, at least until the new priest peters out. They are at his worship. They embrace it be...

Inside details of Wike’s anti-Atiku meeting with PDP associates Nyesom Wike's camp issues the PDP a precondition for negotiation with Atiku over their roles in his campaign By Bisi Abidoye  of Premium Times      have emerged on the resolutions taken at a meeting of a group of leaders of the  Peoples Democratic Party  (PDP) on the crisis in the main opposition party. The meeting was hosted on Sunday at the Rivers State Governor’s lodge in Abuja by Governor Nyesom Wike. Most of those in attendance had backed the governor ahead of the PDP presidential primary, which he lost to a  former vice president, Atiku Abubakar. Speaking with journalists after the meeting on Sunday, a member of the party’s Board of Trustees, Jerry Gana, said the group was meeting for the first time to review the primary, which was held at the party’s national convention in Abuja, and the developments in the party ahead of the kick-off of electioneering. Mr Gana hinted th...