African China back on shelves
Angela Onyeador to NDIC: You must apologise or…
Chioma, Bidemi… four down, seven to go in Koko Mansion
Crack ya ribs hits Transcorp Hilton
Mikel Obi can fit into Okocha’s shoes if….. — Esin
Darey to Host SMVA ‘09
Eagles have no business at the World Cup
‘It’s painful competing for Nigeria
Wrong people are running Nigeria’s football – Ezeugo
820 manufacturing companies close down in 9 years- MAN
I want to prove myself in Europe — Chrisantus
No harm in friendly matches for Eagles — Akosa
Eagles : Amiesimaka condemns calls for foreign coach

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New challenges for universities in Nigerian sports
Universities are centres of excellence in all fields of human learning and development. The university as an institution is designed to provide a forum for young people to acquire knowledge and prepare for a productive life. Sports is an integral part of this programme and process.
Unilever reaffirms commitment to homecare
UNILIVER Nigeria Plc. have strengthened its commitment towards supporting effective homecare with the recent launch of a nationwide campaign for Omo Multi-active Detergent which gives bursary awards to over 240 mothers to support their children’s education and general well-being.
AMNESTY South-South governors pull out
They said that the proposed Petroleum Industries Bill is anti-Niger Delta communities and a slap on the oil producing area; that the movement of university of Petroleum from Effurn to Kaduna is unacceptable. Other reasons include the absence of definite post-amnesty plan for the region which they consider crucial to the success of the deal and that the Petroleum Minister, Rilwan Lukman is anti Niger Delta.
Govt should streamline activities of commercial and micro-finance banks — Mrs Helen Oritsejafor
CHILDREN of the high and mighty freely dined, wined and interacted with those of the less privileged in the society at a recent children’s programme sponsored by the Word of Life Bible Church, Warri. The children sang, danced and entertained themselves and their parents who took time off their daily routines to watch their wards preaching the gospel of peace in the Niger Delta.
Is celibacy still necessary for Catholic priests?
Arguably, the law of celibacy is a late-comer in the Catholic Church and was imposed on priests and bishops. Modern scholars trace the beginnings of this tradition to the apostolic church itself.

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