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» Stupid Kaita, Useless Eagles
By Hakeem Babalola | Published 06/21/2010 | News | Unrated

I can even forgive Godwin Odiye whose own goal against Tunisia in the 1978 world cup in Lagos prevented us from hoisting our flag but not this Sani Kaita whose senseless behaviour helped Greece beat Nigeria.

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» Embassy Sorry For Displaying Abacha's 1996 Booklets
By Hakeem Babalola | Published 06/5/2009 | News , Special Reports | Unrated

In an effort to woo Hungarian investors and business executives, the Embassy of Nigeria Budapest officially displayed booklets containing ex-dictator Sani Abacha's photo as the Head of State and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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» Anti–Racism Day Marked in Hungary
By Hakeem Babalola | Published 03/24/2008 | News | Rating:
The five-member panel with four European and one African spoke about the need for tolerance among people in order to promote atmosphere conducive for different cultures to evolve, which according to the head organiser, Lőrincz Marcell, is the essence of being a human.
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» GROUP PROTESTS ORJI KALU’S INCARCERATION
By Seyi Oduyela | Published 07/24/2007 | News | Unrated

According to Dr. Richard Ngwu, the President of the Organization, they decided to stage the demonstration to protest the “unjustified denial of Dr. Orji Kalu’s bail.”  He said that Dr. Kalu was in the United States and went back home and if he is a flight risk, he would not have traveled back to Nigeria.

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» Amakpe refinery gets FG’s revalidation licence
By ChatAfrik Contributor | Published 06/16/2007 | News | Unrated
Amakpe Refinery, one of the 18 private sector-championed refineries whose licences were cancelled in March, has had its licence revalidated by the Federal Government. The company has been re-issued its Refinery Construction Licence, technically known as Approval to Construct (APC), which will enable it begin mobilisation of facilities to site for a proposed 12,000 barrels per day (bpd) refinery in Eket, Akwa-Ibom State.
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