The carpet crossing in Owerri
Death of Boko Haram chiefs
Oshodi and the decriminalization of Lagos
Strike: SSANU, SSANIP, NASU vow to fight on
Applied Scholastics and new study technology
FG to leverage on credit information for economic development
Imoke tasks National Assembly on LG creation
Boko Haram leader handed alive to police, Army insists
Amnesty takes off amid confusion
Rangers scribe sacks Chukwu
Ex-Police CP appears before Bola Ajibola commission
FIFA picks Enugu, commends Chime
Egypt, Gabon overtake Nigeria in FIFA ranking
NSCDC prosecutes adulterated fuel dealers in Ebonyi
U-17 World Cup: Why Warri may lose out
roup decries govt, oil firms’ neglect of Ndokwa land

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Korea drills Nigeria on Taekwando
THREE Taekwando instructors from Korea will storm Lagos this weekend to continue their month long Taekwando workshops in Nigeria.
53-yr-old mother of Bayelsa Health Commissioner abducted
Barely two weeks after the abduction of the husband of former Bayelsa State Acting Chief Judge by yet to be identified gunmen, Madam Rachel Eruani, the 53-year-old mother of the state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Azibapu Eruani, was last Tuesday kidnapped by armed gunmen in police uniform at Opolo in Yenagoa.
Riverine communities urged to support R/Niger dredging
By Isiaka Oyibo LOKOJA – RIVERINE communities along lower River Niger have been urged not to disrupt the on-ongoing dredging of the river saying that when completed it was capable of providing employment opportunities for the people as well as lead to springing up of new ports, jetties and industries for their overall benefits. The […]
Westminster College, Buckingham Varsity forge academic partnership
Explaining the reasons for establishing the University Foundation year programme in Nigeria while receiving the representative of the University of Buckingham in Lagos, the Director/Proprietor of Westminster College, Chief Johnson M. Barovbe, said that every year, the college sends out between 15 and 19 students to UK and USA universities to do the University Foundation course proceeding onto the main degree courses.
Group blasts Police brutalisation of pupils in Kogi
By Victor Ahiuma-Young RIGHTS activists under the aegis of Education Rights Campaign (ERC), has condemned Police arrest, detention and brutalisation of pupils of some secondary schools in Kogi State who were protesting alleged state government’s insensitivity to the welfare of teachers in the state which has made the teachers to embark on series of strikes […]

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