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His Excellency, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR. has approved the appointment of business mogul and owner of Daar Communications (Owners of AIT,DAARSAT And Raypower), High Chief Raymond Alegho Dokpesi as his new Chief Of Staff. Dokpesi takes over from fellow kinsman Chief Mike Oghiadome who voluntarily resigned on Monday to pursue his political ambition

Ebonyi State University, EBSU, has announced the date for the 16th matriculation of the institution. The Matriculation ceremonies will take place on the 15th of January 2013. The ceremony is expected to start by 10:00am. PremiumReporters wishes to use this missive and Congratulate the entirety of EBSU freshmen.

President Goodluck Jonathan has asked his Chief of Staff, Mike Oghiadomhe to resign with immediate effect according to a presidency source. Mr. Jonathan reportedly fired the Chief of Staff  after security agencies revealed his deep involvement   in the mega fraud at the  Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

Sanusi Lamido, the Governor of The Central Bank of Nigeria who has a few months to quit office is planning nuptials, sources revealed to PremiumReporters. The CBN governor, sources squealed, will be hooking the kid sister of the former Director General of The Bureau of Public Enterprises, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai. Already, preparations for the Nikai billed for Daudawa, Faskari Local Government area of Katsina State, we learnt, is in top gear. The Emir-in-waiting, we gathered, is building his harem in preparation for the throne.

The Judicial landscape of the Nigerian Nation has been grossly bastardized. What is sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander. Nigeria’s Supreme Court once crowned Rotimi Amaechi governor of Rivers State without contesting election, but refused to crown Danladi Baido and late Usman Albishir governors of Taraba and Yobe States respectively despite having the same case as Amaechi. What has changed in the Nigerian constitution after the Amaechi case? As if this unconstitutional, unscrupulous, and massively discriminatory ruling is not enough, The Court of Appeal have concluded arrangements to commence accelerated hearing of the pending case of tenure duration of Governor Rotimi Amaechi as a result of contentions over the commencement date of his first term. The court is expected to determine whether or not the oath sworn to by Sir Celestine Omehia signalled the commencement date of Amaechi's term in office or it was that which was sworn to by Gov. Rotimi Amaechi 5 ...