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- The Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) failed to meet on January 16 - The NGF meeting was called off after the governors present failed to form a qurom - The issue of minimum wage was supposed to be discussed during the meeting The meeting of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) scheduled for Wednesday, January 16, was called off after most of the governors refused to show up for their meeting and thus those present couldn't form a qurom. Channels TV reports that those present included the chairman of the forum and governor of Zamfara state, Abdulaziz Yari, as well as governors of Jigawa, Adamawa, Niger and Bauchi. The governors of Enugu and Kaduna states were represented by their deputies. READ ALSO: Presidential panel summons Dankwambo over death of personal cook The other 29 governors were neither present nor did they send anyone to represent them. The governors were supposed to discuss the minimum wage for Nigerian workers during the meeting but their inability to form a q

- Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN), has spoken on the six-count charges preferred against Walter Onnoghen by the federal government - Onnoghen, Chief Justice of Nigeria, has been accused of failing to declare some of his assets while declaring them at the Code of Conduct Bureau - Falana says the most dangerous aspect of what is going on now is that Nigerian laws are in faulted Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN), has spoken on the charges filed against the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Water Onnoghen, before the Code of Conduct Tribunal saying the dangerous aspect of the matter is that Nigerian laws would be affected. Falana who made this known on Tuesday, January 15, in Lagos during the 15th Gani Fawehinmi annual lecture said the speed with which the various suits filed to challenge the charges against the CJN were heard and ruled upon by the courts was unprecedented. Falana said: “The most dangerous aspect of what is going on now is that our laws are in trouble. Issues that

Our country is not just one of the most populous in the world. It also boasts many successful businessmen and businesswomen, music superstars, bloggers and other celebrities who are real Nigerian billionaires. When you hear the word combination "Nigerian billionaire" you probably at once think about Aliko Dangote and Mike Adenuga. But can you guess the name of the youngest billionaire in Nigeria in 2018? Read our post to find out what young Nigerians have billions of Naira on their accounts and the name of the youngest dollar billionaire in the country. Photo: forbs.com We all know that a billionaire is a man or woman who boasts an amazing net worth of at least 1 thousand million units of local currency or U.S. dollars. Who is the youngest billionaire in Nigeria? In our post, we will shortly talk about several richest Nigerians as well as we will focus on the youngest billionaire whose name is Igho Charles Sanomi II. Igho Sanomi is a famous ‘oilman’ but oil is not his o

Why should one learn Bible verses about leadership? For example, a spiritual leader is one who understands where God wants to see people and leads them using God's methods relying on His power. God wants to see His people where the spiritual condition of men and their way of life manifest His glory and give praise to His name. Therefore, the goal of spiritual leadership is to bring people to the knowledge of God so that they can praise Him in all their deeds. Photo: oraclenews Source: UGC For a spiritual head, it is important to know Bible verses about leadership qualities and direct people as to change them. If we want to become good leaders, then it is important to set a goal for the development of personality, and not for drawing up plans. You can force a person to do anything, but if at the same time his heart has not changed in any way, you have not been led anywhere spiritually. You did not help him reach God's appointed place. So it cannot be called Bible verses abo

- Atiku Abubakar says he will review the fight against Boko Haram - The PDP presidential candidate urged the international community to monitir the February election - The former vice president expressed optimism but claimed the present administration does not seem committed to a fair election The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar has said that the fight against insurgency will be tackled in a new way if he is elected president. In an interview with BBC, Atiku spoke about the coming election expressing optimism in winning the election. READ ALSO: Come out if you have evidence of corruption against my administration - Buhari to Nigerians He said: “Everybody knows I have always accepted when I lose election but this time, I will not lose.” The PDP candidate however expressed reservation about the coming election in relation to whether it will be free and fair. He said: “This government has not shown it will offer a free, fair and credib