I’m who I am because of Casillas – Yekini
To rise to the top, women need to control their emotions – Pastor Abigail
Mubarak exit caught everybody by surprise – Prof Bolaji Akinyemi
Nigeria’s war drums on Cote d’Ivoire
Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait: 20 years after
Of Nigeria’s oil money and misapplication
NUGA Games: Facilities to be ready before Games – UNIBEN
61-year-old docked for alleged theft
Adamawa govt buying, burning voters’ cards- Marwa
5 killed in Jos fresh attack
Court stops INEC from publishing Masari’s name as guber candidate
Edo PDP to boycott today’s re-run election
Varsity location: Police confirms three dead in Ekiti
Seven robbery suspects nabbed in Lagos- Police
7 CPC officials docked over Jan 8 crisis
Tompolo’s brother suspended as council chairman

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Jonathan pledges N500bn to boost economy of S-East
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, promised that the Federal Government would continue to provide infrastructures that would boost the economy of the South East geopolitical zone and improve the living condition of her people whom he described as the most enterprising in the country.
I can beat Jonathan in the South-South, says Oyegun
John Odiegie-Oyegun is the running mate of Ibrahim Shekarau, the presidential candidate of All Nigeria Peoples Party, ANPP.
Sss secure release of two foreign hostages
THE State Security Service, SSS have secured the release yesterday of two foreign hostages, Messrs Lakota Oleksandr, a Ukrainian and Panagotis Chiotis, a Greek. They were kidnapped on January 26 this year in a vessel named , Persea, where they work as Captain and Chief Engineer respectively.
Eagles: Debut goal excites Ehiosun
Nigeria’s new wonder boy, Ekigho Ehiosun cannot believe he has earned a place in the record books with his famous goal-scoring debut in Wednesday’s international friendly against Sierra-Leone.
Electoral panel came to destroy Delta PDP- Nwaoboshi
THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State is in fresh crisis. This time, it is not about the former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark hollering on Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan. It is over Senatorial, House of Representatives and House of Assembly primaries and unless some trouble shooting mission is quickly undertaken, the party has shot itself on the foot with the manner of defection to other parties.

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