Edo govt denies alleged N14bn debt
Ex-Minister faults Yar’Adua’s secret return
Old boy uplifts Kogi Govt Secondary School with N150m
2010: No automatic tickets for candidates—PDP
Yar’Adua: Status quo should remain for now, says PENGASSAN
Orji decries murder of journalist
Police uncover land scam at FCDA
Oyegun carpets Edo Assembly over crisis
Over 60% of NLNG staff are contract workers, says NUPENG
Jonathan still in charge – Presidency
Amassoma bank robbery death toll rises
Let’s say bye to Yar’ Adua
Jonathan and a new Nigerian Leadership
Science teachers find means to develop learners’ creative powers
Senate passes first amendment on Constitution
The new Nigerian cancer emergency
Uduaghan tasks council chairmen on projects

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Niger – A Coup Foretold
LAST week’s coup in Niger, Nigeria’s northern neighbour, had been foretold since 2008, when 72_year_old Mamadou Tandja began manipulating the constitution to ensure he was in power forever.
Alalade pledges taking Oduduwa varsity to the top
PIONEER Vice Chancellor of Oduduwa University, Ipetumodu, Professor Adekunle Alalade has promised to turn the institution to become one of the topmost universities in the next five years.
US warns Yar’Adua’s aides over power play
THE United States Department of State, Wednesday, welcomed the return of President Umaru Yar’Adua to the country but warned that his return should not be used by his senior advisers to create uncertainty in the country’s polity.
Cleric urges Yar’Adua to discard 7-Point Agenda
By Emeka Mamah KADUNA — The Primate of the Church of the Lord (Aladura) Worldwide, His Eminence, Rufus Ositelu, has urged President Umaru Yar’Adua to discard his seven-point agenda for the development of the country and concentrate on the provision of electricity and electoral reforms. Ositelu also said the “so-called seven-point agenda†of President Yar’Adua […]
Administrator urges govts to hand over mission schools
The Administrator of Saint Francis Catholic Secondary School, Idimu, Rev Fr. Emmanuel Ugwejeh has called on governments to do everything in their capacity to hand over public schools back to mission, adding that the academic and moral decadence prevalent in the educational sector started when schools were taken over by governments.
He gave the counsel recently during the school cultural day celebration held in the school premises.

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