Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 1st December 2019
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 1st December 2019 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Commuting through hell
Since Monday September 2, when a section of the Ogun River Bridge on Lagos – Ibadan Expressway was partially closed to traffic due to construction work going – on on the corridor, motorists and commuters have been passing through hell. This is as a result of traffic gridlock on the stretch between Arepo and Berger
2023: Those opposed to Igbo presidency are unjust –Ohanaeze
A gainst the background of comment by a chieftain of Arewa Consultative Forum that the North would support a Northern presidential candidate in the 2023 general elections, pan Igbo sociocultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has fired back, saying that those trying to circumvent the emergence of Nigeria’s president of Igbo extraction in 2023, were being unjust.
Sen. Nnachi: Electronic voting will eliminate rigging, killings
Senator Michael Ama Nnachi represents Ebonyi South on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) in the Senate, and he is the Vice Chairman, Senate Committees on Poverty Alleviation and Air Force. In this interview with CHUKWU DAVID, he reacts to the outcome of the governorship election in Kogi and Bayelsa states, and other
Lagos-Ibadan Expressway: FG to open Kara Bridge
T he Federal Controller of Works, Lagos, Mr Adedamola Kuti, has said the barricade around Kara Bridge would be removed on Sunday to ease the traffic situation around that axis. Kuti said on Saturday that construction work had been completed on that part of the road. According to him, when the contractors return to the
2023: Parties, groups may merge to ‘battle’ APC
…opposition meets to strategise •Pat Utomi, Obi Ezekwesili, Fawehinmi, others in steering committee •We’re not averse to merger –PDP A lthough the next general elections are still four years away, but a script that played out in 2013, giving birth to the All Progressives Congress, which successfully edged out the then ruling Peoples Democratic
Dame Edith Okowa: Benefactor per excellence
T he streak of impact of her milk of human kindness, fondness and affinity with the less-privileged has marked her out as a woman of benevolence. This uncommon virtue which Dame Edith Okowa, wife of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, has continued to display singles her out as a model and succour
Heritage Club committed to restoring African cultural values –Ted Ojukwu
Sir Ted Ojukwu is the outgoing president of the Heritage Advancement Club of Nigeria. In this interview with VICTORIA PASCHAL, he talks on the Club’s annual end of the year award ceremonies, it’s ideals and commitment to restoring the country to sane society Who is Sir Ted Ojukwu? I am a lawyer,
We produced grenades on the go, during Civil War –Biafran Engineer
Bethram Ike Onyenechere is a trained engineer and one of the surviving veterans of the Research and Production (RAP) unit of the defunct Biafran Army. Trained by Europeans at the Government Technical College (GTC), Enugu, between 1955 and 1959, Onyenechere is a specialist Turner Fitter and machinist. He was known to have his way with
Djinn’s day out 2
Dave blinked his eyes a number of times. He wished he was seeing an apparition. But no, she stood there, her eyes as round as saucers. He wished he had magical powers that could turnaround this situation. He had woken up with a funny taste in his mouth which had stayed all day.
It’s not for nothing Umahi is best performing governor, says Nnachi
Security expert, Mayor Felix Amah Nnachi, was recently elected President, Development Association of Ebonyi State, in Lagos. In this interview with BIYI ADEGOROYE, he gives insight into his programmes for the people and why consumption of home grown staples like Abakaliki Rice can grow the economy Congratulations on your election. How do
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