Is the second wife getting all the loving?
Halliburton: Senators blast Aondoakaa, walks out DPP
I didn’t steal Anambra money, Obi insists
Meltdown: Shonekan seeks incentives for firms
Prepare for long strike, ASUU tells members
N5.2bn fraud: Yar’Adua to scrap REA
Jailing Traffic Offenders
Summit on security in Anambra holds tomorrow
To be led by the blind
Why I am writing
Militant leaders opt for amnesty by proxy
Corrupt judges now to face EFCC —CJN

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Tokyo, others arraigned for murder
By Ola Ajayi IBADAN—THE former Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Oyo State, Alhaji Lateef Akinsola a.k.a Tokyo and some of his loyalists were yesterday arraigned in an Ibadan Magistrate Court on a six count charge of murder and felony.
Eagles: Akwuegbu wants Taribo in, Lawal warns on Kenya
Former Super Eagles’ Ben Akwuegbu arrived Nigeria in good time to watch Super Eagles against Tunisia on Saturday and called after the match to say the following:
PDP leaders cause of Ogun crisis — Onabiyi
By Kolade Larewaju ABEOKUTA – THE Chairman of the Elders Council of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ogun State, Chief Sule Onabiyi yesterday lamented that some new entrants who have become puppets in the hands of some leaders were the cause of the crisis within the party in the state.
Let’s take security seriously
A Premier League player with Warri Wolves, Chuks Nwokocha, has called on the Nigeria Premier League to always provide adequate security at match venues to prevent the ugly situation where players and officials on away matches are intimidated and battered by home fans.
Aliero increases land charges in FCT
By Henry Umoru ABUJA — MINISTER of the Federal Capital Territory Administration(FCTA), Senator Muhammad Adamu Aliero said yesterday that the administration has concluded arrangements to increase all levies and charges payable for land acquisition and processing in the nation’s capital, Abuja.
2.3GHz: Who is mastermind of alleged forged petition?
This may well be a major twist in the tale of the controversy generated by the interruption of the bidding process for the 2.3GHz spectrum. Recent claims by the Chairman of A3&O Ltd, Mr. Wale Adeyinka that his company did not write the purported petition upon which the Information and Communications Minister, Professor Dora Akunyili, based his castigation of the Nigerian Communications Commission over the bidding for the 2.3GHz national frequency spectrum may raise more questions about how government business is conducted in Nigeria.
Imo 2007 polls: S/Court consolidates Ohakim, INEC’s appeals
*Fixes September 29 for hearing By Ise-Oluwa Ige ABUJA—The Supreme Court yesterday consolidated two separate appeals by Imo State Governor, Dr Ikedi Ohakim and the INEC, challenging the verdict of the Abuja division of the Court of Appeal, which held that it has jurisdiction to review Ohiakim’s election as requested by the gubernatorial candidate of […]
2011 Election: E-Voting, possible with political will, Says Prof. Uwadia
The President of the Ni gerian Computer Society, NCS, Prof. Charles Uwadia has said that e-voting system is feasible in the 2011 general elections with strong political will.
Cotecna introduces e-transaction
Importers and clearing agents can now interface with Tiscan through the e-mail and internet to monitor all steps in the clearing process from the comfort of their offices.
N-Delta attacks: Communities sue FG N100bn
By Abdulwahab Abdulah ASABA—Fifty-two communities comprising the Gbaramatu Kingdom of Delta State have instituted a N100 billion suit against the Federal Government over the recent bombardment and wanton destruction of lives and properties of the people of the area by the government’s Joint Task Force.

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