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CAS Amao: All NAF Formations will Receive Infrastructural Facelift
By Stanley Nwanosike The Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Isiaka Amao, has assured of infrastructure uplift in all Nigerian Air Force (NAF) formations across the country. Amao said this while addressing officers and airmen of the NAF Ground Training Command (GTC), Enugu, during a familiarization visit to the Command, on Wednesday. The CAS said that the challenges and welfare of the officers and airmen would be given “due attention and priority to further boost your morale’’.
OPINION | There’s No Pure-breed Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba; only pure-breed Nigerians, By Fredrick Nwabufo
I strongly believe that even if by some stroke of kismet, a referendum is held on the niggling question of Nigeria’s rupturing today, most Nigerians will vote to remain in this comely country. A majority of Nigerians only desire better a nation, not a divided one. The paroxysms of secessionist agitations here and there are only by the vocal minority — the vociferous and insidious minority.
OPINION | Okowa’s Magic Wand in Asaba, By Angela Okafor
*Asaba, Delta State's capital city... Governor Ifeanyi Okowa came to power in 2015 with a strong pledge to develop Asaba the capital of Delta state. Not many people took him seriously for one obvious reason. They did not believe him. Politicians are masters of tricks and empty promises. Whether on the campaign podium or inauguration stand, they say whatever thing that catches their fancy, all to deceive the “gullible” masses.
2020 Women to Watch Honorees
Processing Your Payment Please do not leave this page until complete. This can take a few moments. Although 2020 will be remembered as a year unlike any other, Mainebiz continues its annual recognition of the female leaders who are impacting the state's business world in profound ways. This is the 12th year of the Women to Watch awards, and with the addition of five remarkable individuals, Mainebiz has recognized a total of 55 honorees.
‘I can’t breathe because your silence and inaction is killing me’
Lynne Fort | BDN Lynne Fort | BDN By Angela Okafor, Opinion guest column • June 5, 2020 8:29 am Updated: June 5, 2020 8:32 am We have a black son who has a friend who is white who loves our son back from what I have seen and heard. I have made countless failed efforts at setting up playdates outside school for them. Last week, our son asked me again if this parent had gotten back to me and I said “no.” He was sad. Then I told him, “You know we are black right?
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