GERMAN engineering giant Siemens has published a damning indictment of the Nigerian power sector pointing out that it is grossly defective and will continue to require subsidies for new projects in the future.

GOVERNOR Godwin Obaseki has been refrained from arresting and prosecuting the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman Adams Oshiomhole by an Abuja high court over indictment contained in a white paper recently submitted to the Edo State government.

By Ayo Akinfe

(1) I will say this 100 times over again that one of the biggest problems the negro has is that as a people we have no protector of the pride. When I look at the way Russia always jumps in to safeguard Slav interests worldwide, the way China saved Korea from total US colonisation and the way Israel brought many Nazi war criminals to trial, it is clear that black people have no champion nation

RIVERS State residents are bracing themselves for another possible coronavirus lockdown following recent threats by Governor Nyesom Wike to re-impose a shutdown in response to the disregard members of the public are showing towards observing social distancing.

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari will be passing the baton on the further easing of coronavirus restrictions to Nigeria's 36 state governors later today on the recommendation of the presidential task force on Covid-19.

GOVERNOR Yahaya Bello of Kogi State has imposed a total lockdown on the Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area in response to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the locality after two people were diagnosed as Covid-19 positive.

HOUSEHOLD of God Church senior pastor Reverend Chris Okotie has lashed out at the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (Can) for proposing social distancing in churches claiming the practise will be tantamount to blasphemous infidelity.

FORMER Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo has agreed an extension to his loan deal with Manchester United that will keep him at the English Premier league giants until the end of January next year.

By Ayo Akinfe

NIGERIA is facing the prospect of an accelerated health crisis over the coming weeks after its doctors threatened to down tools and embark on an indefinite strike in response to the way the government is handling the coronavirus pandemic.