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Daily Post Nigeria Published He made the claim in a post on his Facebook page. “Let us not forget former US President Barrack Obama and former UK Prime Minister David Cameron and all members of the Redeemed Christian Church of God,” Kanu’s Facebook post read. According to him, those people take the full responsibility of what Nigeria has turned into today, owing to the roles they played in kicking out former President Goodluck Jonathan and installing President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015. To...

Sam Ekpe The English dictionary defines Foundation as a donation or legacy appropriated to support a charitable institution, and constituting a permanent fund, endowment for deeds of charity. Some famous international Foundation include Ford Foundation, Mac Arthur Foundation and Melinda Gates Foundation, all based in the United States of America. Here in Nigeria we have some reputed Foundations which donate substantial sums of money to many noble causes aimed at assisting the needy, supporting ...

While the announcement did not specify when the suspension would be lifted, Trust Sports reliably gathered that there are high level consultations between the club and all stakeholders, with a view to hosting the fiesta later in the year. A top official of the foremost polo club who hinted Trust Sports on the development, expressed strong optimism that the event can still hold later this year, depending on how quickly that second phase of the pandemic is effectively contained. “It was a very ...

Punch Newspapers Sections Gbenga Adeniji and Godwin Isenyo NOBEL laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has faulted critics of the Christmas speech of the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, saying they are religionists diverting attention from the cleric’s central theme. The playwright said he had studied the transcript as reported in the media and found nothing in the speech that denigrated Islam. He, however, noted that he was not among the most religion besotted inhabitants of the gl...

Kidnap victims in Southern Kaduna pay N900m ransom in 2020 — SOKAPU On By Ibrahim HassanWuyo The National President of Southern Kaduna People’s Union, SOKAPU, Hon. Jonathan Asake has said that between January and December 2020, kidnap victims in Southern Kaduna had paid N900million as a ransom to their abductors. Speaking at a press conference in Kaduna on Monday, Hon. Asake decried the worsening insecurity in the southern part of Kaduna state, saying that 80% of residents of Chikun Local ...

The Southern Kaduna people under the aegis of the Southern Kaduna Peoples Union have reacted to the threat to the life of Bishop Mathew Kukah.

Kaduna Government Directs Nigerian Breweries To Reduce Beer Production SaharaReporters learnt that distributors and dealers in the company’s products are worried that they have to incur extra costs due to importation of beer into the state. by SaharaReporters, New York Dec 29, 2020 The Kaduna State plant of the Nigerian Breweries Plc is currently facing acute shortage of beer products, after the state government reportedly directed the factory to reduce the production and sales of the produc...

The prices of major food items, such as bags of beans, pepper, tomatoes, eggs amongst others have witnessed a significant surge in Lagos State markets, while the price of local and foreign rice record a slight decrease. This is according to the latest market survey, carried out by Nairalytics Research – the research arm of Nairametrics.  According to the report, a big bag of brown beans that was initially sold for an average of N33,500, rose by 3.7% to sell for an average of N34,750. Also...

Vanguard News The Sam I knew By Azu Ishiekwene I FIRST met him after the 2003 election, which his candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, lost. I was then Editor of Punch and Sam Nda-Isaiah, was founding member and Publicity Secretary of The Buhari Organisation, TBO. He came to see me about the coverage of Buhari, which obviously displeased him. He barged into my office, flinging the door wide open, before I had time to figure out if he even knocked. His voice preceded him, booming over the office...

The Sam I Knew, By Azu Ishiekwene 11 min read Sam took life very seriously; perhaps, too seriously. He was a family man. There’s a picture of him at a very young age on his mantelpiece where he is on a bicycle. The look on his face is one of a kid on a medal chase, yet no one was competing with him. I first met him after the 2003 election, which his candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, lost. I was then editor of PUNCH and Sam Nda-Isaiah was founding member and publicity secr...