Joint sitting: Reps can sue Senate …. Court
Battle for my mandate not over, says Andy Uba
PPA chieftain carpets Gov Chime
Gunmen kill 2 cops, kidnap two pupils in P-Harcourt
Ekaette protests House C’ttee’s attacks
Amaechi cuts short foreign trip over Nsiegbe’s death
Ex-militant, Maciver, 200 others screened for LG polls
Niger suspends 17 officials for alleged fraud
NASS can’t create new states ….Apugo
Groups, communities to hold public hearing on PIB
At last a Police Barracks with water, thanks to RCCG
Yar’Adua flies to S-Arabia for medical check-up
EFCC gives bank debtors 2-week ultimatum
Edo PDP faults AC’s claim on Anenih
Oshiomhole offers employment to Auchi Poly’s best
Police foil kidnap of 5-yr-old, arrest suspects
Shittu on recovery road

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Senate, Reps get N4trn 2010 budget today
The Senate and the House of Representatives will separately receive the Federal Government’s 2010 budget of N4 trillion today, dousing the tension that had existed between the two houses over the venue for the budget presentation.
N-Delta: Ibori seeks fiscal federalism
Former Governor of Delta State, Chief James Onanefe Ibori, has prescribed the restoration of a robust federal system and the building of an economy that is modernised and industrialised as the ultimate solution to the crisis in the Niger Delta.
The Law and Gospel views on Christian marriage and divorce (5)
THIS is the cost paid by God, the offering of His Son, that through the death of one Son, He may obtain many sons by faith in the death of the one Son offered to bear the sins of the many. This is why God says: “For I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, and their sins and their iniquities will I remember no more†(Hebrews 8:12).
U-17 football championship: Probing the LOC
THE U-17 World Cup football championship has ended and contrary to expectations that Nigeria would win the championship for a record fourth time, the country’s team failed to live up to this last-minute dream.
The world ignores us
NIGERIA has played itself to her favourite position in global matters — irrelevance. We used the FIFA U-17 World Cup to display national ethos of playing of skewed standards. Many things have been said about the poor standards Nigeria brought to a competition meant to breed the next generation of footballers, who would hold the […]

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