The Times of London mocks President Jonathan with cartoon

When you go to their website, this is the main pic you will see there...drawn by The Times' political cartoonist, Peter Brookes.

Patience Jonathan’s excesses must be curbed

 

A report written by Punch Editorial Board

Each time the wife of the President, Patience Jonathan, hits the road with her long motorcade, including bulletproof and bombproof limousines, or is having a whale of a time at an event, drivers and commuters who find themselves on her routes always have to live with the bitter experience of the encounter. As police empty the roads of traffic, forcing drivers to wait as her glamorous convoy drifts by, motorists are trapped in traffic for hours on end, while social and economic life of the affected community is brought to a halt abruptly. 

The recent visit of Mrs. Jonathan to Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, in which her security details forcibly grounded the movement of residents, is the latest of such

Keshi: Nigeria Lacked Composure In Front of Goal

The Super Eagles coach conceded victory to a better team after his side lost 3-0 to Spain on Sunday night in Fortaleza

What he’s learned from Spain and the Confederations Cup

We lost the match because we played against a better side, a team that has been good for a very long time. It’s a learning process for us, we just have to continue what we started tonight and build.

The teams and the coaches that I spoke with, have been very educative for us. We’re going back with some sort of education from this tournament.

On the nature of his strikers missing up front

Okonjo-Iweala says 99.9% Of Nigerians Are Corrupt Free

 
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala talks to Christiane Amanpour on CNN last night during an interview, when asked about how corruption has eaten us deep in Nigeria, she responded emphatically that, Nigeria has about 170 million population and 99.9% of the population are corruption free and they are just hardworking people who go about their businesses everyday to earn a living and that they just need a trusted government to manage their resources
AMANPOUR: You are obviously a passionate defender of your country.

A Nigerian cook survives two days under sea in shipwreck air bubble

After two days trapped in freezing cold water and breathing from an air bubble in an upturned tugboat under the ocean, Harrison Okene was sure he was going to die. Then a torch light pierced the darkness. Ship's cook Okene, 29, was on board the Jascon-4 tugboat when it capsized on May 26 due to heavy Atlantic ocean swells around 30 km (20 miles) off the coast of Nigeria, while stabilizing an