By Lucky Oji LAGOS—The Afure Social Club, Lagos, has frowned at the brutal force applied by Joint Task force (JTF) in the bombing of innocent villagers and communities in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Delta State, urging the Federal Government to check the activities of the military in Niger Delta.

By Dayo Adesulu The Chief Executive Officer of Worldwide Integrated Network and Education, Mrs. Nkiru Adesogan has called on Nigerian students aspiring to further their education overseas to aim at getting the best universities abroad.

By Aliyu Dangida KIRIKASAMMA(Jigawa) — One Hajia Fatima Talatu Muhammad Daguro was reported killed and several others severely injured when the case of suspected witchcraft turned brutal in Matattarar-Alhazai Village, Kirikasamma local government of Jigawa State recently.

OPPOSITION parties in Nigeria have been told to stop promoting unpopular governments in power and wake up to the challenges of displacing ruling party during election.

He added that while trying to identify those who had beaten him to the police, the suspects pounced on him, while one of them stabbed him in the neck killing him on the spot as the policemen who accompanied him fled for their lives.

A citizen of Nigeria of a particular community, ethnic group, place of origin, sex, religion or political opinion shall not, by reason only that he is such a person be subjected either expressly by or in the practical application of, any law in force in Nigeria or any executive or administrative action of the government, […]

“If any militant group and their collaborators want a show of force, we are ready, if they want to test their strength; they are welcome as we do not engage in media war and cheap popularity.

By Solomon Asuquo ABUJA — Operations of the new pension scheme became clearer yesterday with the releases of the guidelines on annuity business in Nigeria by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) in collaboration with the National Pension Commission (PenCom). Speaking at a joint press conference in Abuja, the Commissioner for insurance, Mr. Fola Daniel said […]

By Isiaka Oyibo LOKOJA — KOGI State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, yesterday, gave a startling revelation of how a public school in the state with eight classes had 38 teachers. This he attributed to over-bloated staff  lists in the state.

“I know the enormous challenges you are facing in the Niger Delta and for you to do your work, you need peace”, the police boss said. Mr. Hassan commended the NDDC for being alive to its responsibilities, promising that the police was willing at all times to guarantee the commission sustainable peace in the day-to-day running of its activities.