Emmanuel Ogbeche
Ekiti poll: APC sets sight on Osun · PDP kicks · Buhari, Obj hail Fayemi · INEC yet to upload result on web
Barely 24 hours after the All Progressives Congress, APC candidate, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, was declared winner over his main rival, Prof. Olushola Eleka, The Abuja Inquirer gathered that the party’s gaze has now being turned to Osun state.
Osun state is expected to hold its election on Septem [...]
PERISCOPE For Fayemi, the fates are good
It was Trisha Yearwood that said, “What's meant to be will always find a way.” So it has turned out for Dr. Kayode Fayemi who is set to return to the Ekiti Government House as governor having trounced Governor Fayose’s proxy, Professor Ishola [...]
PERISCOPE Indeed, you are the son of your father
Indeed, you are the son of your father
The political turf is not for the lily-livered or those not given to chicanery. It is therefore something of little wonder that witch hunts are part of the political space.
For those given to historical narratives, the [...]
U.S. embassy honours winners of “NaijaGEMS” contest
The United States Embassy has presented awards to the three winners of its NaijaGems photography contest in Abuja.
Country Public Affairs Officer, Mr. Aruna Amirthanayagam presented prizes to the winners last Thursday.
The finalists were Mr. Ikechukwu [...]
Periscope Adam Oshiomhole the coronation
Adam Oshiomhole, the coronation
On Saturday, June 23, 2018, former governor of Edo state and one-time labour activist, Adams Oshiomhole, was formally crowned the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, at the party’s long overdue [...]
Attacks: We’re deeply pained, imposes curfew – Plateau gov’t
Following an almost 48 hours sustained attacks on three local governments: Riyom, Barkin Ladi and Jos south, the Plateau state government has imposed a curfew, while expressing its deep pain at the fresh killings.
Secretary to the Plateau state government, Rufus Bature, announced the curfew on [...]
USAID boosts quality life for 52,000 rural households in Nigeria
The U.S. Agency for International Development, USAID, has disclosed that its Feed the Future Nigeria Livelihoods project helped pull some 52, 000 households of the most vulnerable families in Nigeria out of poverty.
The agency explained that this was achieved by taking an integrated approach to [...]
ICRC holds workshop for lecturers on international humanitarian law
A three-day workshop on international humanitarian law, IHL, gathering close to 70 lecturers, organised by the International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC, aimed at enhancing the knowledge of IHL among participants and contributing to the academic debate on IHL in Nigeria has closed in Abuja.
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