Authorities of the Imo State Government have been advised not to lament over the huge pension's bill in the state.
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Tension mounts over demolition of Eke-Ukwu Owerri
Ripples of the demolition of Eke Ukwu Owerri market last weekend are yet to fade as clashes reportedly continued between youths of Owerri and those of Ohaji/Egbema area accused of having aided the government to carry out the demolition of the market.
Sunday, September 3, 2017
Taking a stand on staying mobile after 80
By Steven Reinberg
If you want to stay as fit as possible well into your 80s, the answer may be as simple as standing on your own two feet.
Zidane’s Madrid better than Pep’s Barcelona
Even Pep Guardiola's tiki-taka Barca couldn't retain their European crown and the question now is can anyone stop Real Madrid winning three Uefa Champions League in a row? There comes a time when it should dawn on you that the players and teams you are watching before your very eyes rank alongside the all-time greats.This realisation is as much about the observer as the teams and players observed and requires clarity and decisiveness in opinion-making.
Bishop berates ‘business people’ ‘... You have no time for God’s word’
The Word of God is incredibly real and capable of multiplying, possessing and making people to live above forces of darkness and spiritual warfare such as the case of temptation of Jesus by the Devil.
Okorocha has performed but...
By T.O. Ejiofor
All things being equal; by 29l1 May 2019, the Rescue Mission Government of Owelle Rochas Okorocha will vacate the seat of power at the Douglas House Owerri. The administration will thereafter go down the history as the second regime, after Chief Udenwa, which has ruled the state for two terms of an unbroken period of eight years. However while the administration lasts, there have been floods of contentious arguments and debates among the citizens of the state in favour and against the performance of this regime especially through the print and electronic media.
Mps slam UK, US for failing to support Iraqi Christian
The US and UK governments are failing to support Iraqi Christians, leaving them vulnerable to be squeezed out of their homes, MPs have said.
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