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Anambra
Gov. Poll: How Peter Obi won
By JAMES ODENIGBO with CHUKS EHIRIM (in Awka)
ANAMBRA State
Governor Peter Obi lived up to his Biblical first name, which means 'stone'
in ionic Greek, as he secured a historic victory in the governorship election
held last Saturday February 6th.
Obi who has unwittingly become a veteran of many battles not only defeated
his formidable opponents but also broke the second term jinx in the annals
of the state's governorship poll... FULL
STORY...
Smuggling groups takeover Lagos suburb
By EMEKA IBEMERE
THE losing battle the country is currently waging against corruption among
its uniform men has again reared its ugly head in the guise of some men of
the Nigerian Customs, who have been fingered as the brains behind a thriving
smuggling ring in the Lagos metropolis surburb of Iba.FULL
STORY...
Fraud
allegations:Ohakim beats up whistle-blower
By
DICKSON OMONODE
WHISTLE blower on Imo Governor, Ikedi Ohakim's alleged misdeeds, Samuelson
Ikenna Iwuoha claims been brutally assaulted personally by the State's Chief
Executive Officer for daring to soil his name. The no-holds-barred critic
of Ohakim's government, who has authored over 340 articles bearing allegations
of fraud going on in the Imo State government House.
Under siege from the Government House security for a long time, Samuelson's
recent ordeal, sources say is allegedly FULL
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President's
health crisis: Jonathan to emerge President this week
• As Yar'Adua's men bow to pressure • Ministers panic over cabinet
reshuffle • Tanimu lobby Jonathan for top post • How Turai finally
surrendered
QUE
sera sera, an adage which translated in English means what shall be shall
be. Whatever that is divinely ordained shall surely come to pass here on earth.
Vice President Goodluck Jonathan may become the Acting President of Federal
Republic of Nigeria before the end of the week, unless unforeseen circumstances
change the cause of History. Competent sources said that Yar'Adua is not physically
well enough to write the letter himself, one of his close aides sources said
have been mandated to write it on his behalf.
National Daily learned from competent sources that ailing President Umaru
Yar'Adua and his kitchen cabinet have finally agreed to temporary handover
the reign of power of Jonathan. ...
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Violence:
Caution against 2011
THE sobering words of Richard AKINJIDE, a former Justice
Minister and Attorney-General of the Federation, in January, 2010 that “…We
now have a nation without a leader; we now have a boat without a...
