PTF probes Lagerback’s employment
Stray bullets kill 2 in Enugu
Let players’ legs talk for me
Rivers’ commissioner apologises to NFF over Sharks
CBN suspends deadline for old N50, N10 and N5 notes
Glo sends football fans to ‘Theatre of Dream
Eagles fly backwards in FIFA ranking
Enyimba media officer loses dad
Fashola advises residents on current global warming
Oba Akinolu supports MTN/Lagos Int’l Polo
Explosion rocks Shell’s facility in Delta
Ex-Gov Adamu, 18 others arraigned on 149-count charge
NNPC unveils transformation agenda
Apo 6: Court to cross-examine 2 witnesses March 21
Court okays fresh legal moves to sack Yar’Adua
3 suspected kidnappers, police in gun battle
Labour minister unfolds plan to tackle unemployment

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Lulu: Lagerback is the ‘Special One’
NFF president Sani Lulu Abdullahi, said that new coach Lars Lagerback is Nigeria’s ‘Special One’ who met all the criteria the country was looking for in their search for a new Technical Adviser.
Nigeria to host 6th African Conference on Industrial Relations
The Nigeria Industrial Relations Association ( NIRA) is to host the 6th African Regional Congress of Industrial Relations in Lagos , January 24- 28, 2011. The International Industrial Relations Association based in Geneva, confirmed Nigeria’s hosting in Geneva.
Victoria Oruwari’s evening of epiphany
It was another scintillating and stimulating evening last week for the numerous visitors, classic music lovers and members of the Musical Society of Nigeria ,MUSON family as Rivers state born and London based ,Victoria Ekenta Oruwari accompanied by Tunde Sosan thrilled them in Suprano concert at the Agip Recital Hall of the Muson centre Lagos in shows tagged “An Enchanting Evening with Victoria Oruwari.â€
Group flays legislators seeking 3rd term
A group, Ndokwa National Youths, has condemned lawmakers clamouring for third and fourth tenures in Delta State House of Assembly.
Bayelsa’s ouster, warning to Heartland
THE Nigerian Premier League has definitely seen its better days. In those days, when it was run as purely amateur, it was far more competitive, produced better players and the national team was the better for it as most of Nigeria’s celebrated stars of yore were products of the local league.

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