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Expect fierce sleeze campaign against us- Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

By Emma Ujah,

ABUJA—The Coordinating Minister of Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said yesterday that she came under attack by detractors who wanted to get at President Goodluck Jonathan and bring down his government. Briefing the press on the on-going reform agenda of the federal government , in Abuja, she said that those behind the accusations of corruption against

We need to restructure APGA -Okorocha
By Ndubuisi Orji

The Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha esterday said he has no plan to go back to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The governor who denied speculations that he is at loggerheads with 2007 governorship candidate of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) in the state, Chief Martins Agbaso said his immediate preoccupation at the moment is to render quality service to people of Imo State.

ANC must abandon 'hate song'

Karen Allen
South Africa's high court has ruled that the anti-apartheid song Shoot the Boer is hate speech. The ruling ANC has been banned from singing it.
Afrikaans interest group Afriforum had complained about ANC youth league leader Julius Malema singing the song, which refers to white farmers. Mr Malema and other ANC leaders had

Marginalisation: S’East States, Agbakoba Sue FG.
By Olawale Olaleye,
Five states of the South-East geo-political zone in the country - namely Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi, Anambra and Abia along with a Lagos-based lawyer, Mr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN) have filed a one trillion naira damage claim against the Federal Government for alleged marginalisation of that part of the country and prayed the court for a perpetual order against further discrimination of the zone in near future.The action which was by originating summons and supported by an affidavit of 99 paragraphs as well as a statement is pending before Justice A. R Muhammed at the Federal High Court, Enugu, but with a yet-to-be assigned date for hearing. The applicants said the damage claims against the 1st respondent, in this case the federal government, is to be shared among the five states of the zone and therefore sought a relief, restraining the federal government, “whether by itself, its agents, servants or privies,

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