Vol. 12 No.074 ISSN 116-9508 July 14, 2008
For Funsho Ifetade, the option of a polytechnic for her higher education studies is out of place. She told Newsworld that although she has been offered admission by the Lagos State Polytechnic, LASPOTECH, she has refused to take the admission after she failed last University Matriculation Examination, UME.
Last week,
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MKO Abiola Ten Years After Abandoned By Friends, Associates * You’re Pursuing Sectional Interest - Kingibe * Declared Bankrupt By His Lawyers
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State of Emergency: Electricity Workers Plan Against Yar’Adua
Baring any last minute
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Mandele @ 90
Friday, June 27, 2008 is a day that has no doubt gone down well in the history books. The famous Hyde Park, London, was a constellation as distinguished musicians from all over the world converged to honour a legend, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and former President of South Africa, Dr. Nelson Mandela, to mark his 90th birthday.
The Agony Of Orumba People
Orumba, one of the local government areas in Anambra State is made popular by various erosion sites in the area, which have continued to claim many lives and inestimable amount of property with little or no government concern. For instance, there are Nanka, Umuchiana (Ekwulobia), Oko and other erosion sites.
Okocha's Day of Glory
Thursday, June 26, 2008 was memorable in the football career of former Super Eagles captain, Austin Jay-Jay Okocha. It was a testimonial match organised in his honour by the Delta State government to mark his retirement from active football. Oghara Township Stadium was the venue and on hand to 'send him off' were his colleagues both in the Super Eagles and across Africa.
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did an analysis on the American political spectrum, its
ideological definitions and the issues that programme those
fault lines. The question now is: how would those totally
internalized and ideologically calibrated stances help or hurt
the candidates as they struggle to persuade the American people
to sway in their direction? 
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the 10th anniversary of the death of Chief Moshood Kasimawo
Olawale Abiola, winner of the annulled June 12, 1993
presidential election. But unlike June 12 which has been
declared a public holiday only by Lagos State government as
Democracy Day, July 7, the day the politician died in detention,
is rarely celebrated. This year however, Abiola's associates are
organising a memorial to mark his 10th anniversary. 
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women are not happy with the mode of dressing of some women,
they see the bill pending before the nation's upper
legislative chamber, the senate as an infringement on the
right of the women. The bill tagged: “A Bill for an Act to
prohibit and punish public nudity, sexual intimidation and
other related offences in Nigeria,” the Bill sponsored by
Senator Eme Ekaette has drawn the ire of women. 
change of plan, President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua will declare his
much awaited state of emergency this month. If he successfully
does that he will be fulfilling the promise he made to Nigerians
when he was seeking for their votes in 2007. 
