

Orji swears in council bosses
Doom looms as Falcons lose 1-0 to France
IG to visit Obosi over banned militant group
2 dead, houses razed as Anambra communities clash
African Cup of Nations draw date set
Delie goal gives France win over Nigeria
Bayern will be champions, insists Mueller
Cabinet: Uduaghan shuns lobbyists
4 NURTW members injured in fresh Sapele hostilities
Nwankwo Kanu: End of an illustrious career
Anyanwu’s lee way into Basic Nigerian Legal System
Barcelona-Real rivalry hurt national team – coach
Numbers 18 faults Oyedepo’s teaching on tithes (3)
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SubscribeThe Voice of Victory: The virtue of Divine corrections
God does not only speak to us, He also speaks to correct us. God corrects us when we misinterpret His direction or misunderstand His plan and are open for His correction.
Pope’s envoy to visit Nigeria
The Papal/Jesuit Father General’s International Delegate to Apostleship of Prayer, Rev. Fr. Claudio Barriga, SJ, would be visiting the Apostleship of Prayer Nigeria from 27 June to 3 July.
Powell sees Jamaican 100m domination at world championships
KINGSTON (AFP) – Former 100m world record-holder Asafa Powell predicted Jamaicans would dominate the 100 metres at the upcoming World Championships in South Korea with US star Tyson Gay out of the picture.
Mexico rallies to beat USA in Gold Cup final
LOS ANGELES (AFP) – Mexico won a sixth CONCACAF Gold Cup title by rallying to score four unanswered goals and defeat the United States 4-2 in Saturday’s championship game at the Rose Bowl stadium.
Jonathan has no cause not to perform – Obahiagbon
Mr Patrick Obahiagbon, popularly known as Igodomigo, is one of the most outspoken lawmakers in the just concluded sixth Assembly. He represented Oredo Federal Constituency of Edo State but was unable to pick the ticket for re-election under the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) which he joined after he dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in July last year. In this interview, Igodomigo shares his experiences in the National Assembly, the recent bomb blast, and other national issues.
New Cabinet: Jonathan concedes finance portfolio to Okonjo-Iweala
Barring any last-minute change of arrangements, Madam Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is set to become President Goodluck Jonathan’s Minister of Finance in the yet to be constituted Executive Council of the Federation, EXCOF.
Boko Haram: Security forces trade blames
Inter-agency trading of blames may have taken the centrestage among the security forces as they battle to survive a possible sanction from the Presidency over what Presiden Goodluck Jonathan described as “Intelligence failure” that orchestrated terrorism unleashed on Nigeria by Boko Haram.
BOKO HARAM: A small group becomes a deadly scourge
AFGHANISTAN! That was what it called its base in Kanamma, Yobe State. It uses guerrilla tactics as a means of doing devilish things, yet it professes Godliness.
Rejecting amnesty, making demands, What we want, by Boko Haram
The group, two months ago, in a three-page statement purportedly written in Hausa and distributed to newsmen in Maiduguri, vowed no end to the persistent attacks, explaining that the ward and village heads, politicians, police and the army, had fell victims of its serial killings, and that they have their list of targets which they will execute chronologically, “because they erred by associating themselves with the government in its effort to arrest Muslim brothers and sabotage Islam.”
Carnage they wrote: A catalogue of attacks by Boko Haram
In January 2010, the group struck again in Borno State, killing four people in Maiduguri metropolis. In September of that year, Boko Haram Islamists freed over 700 inmates from a prison in Bauchi State and torched the prison. By December 2010, the Boko Haram extremists had visibly graduated to the use of deadly bombs in […]
‘Critics can’t distract Ajimobi’
Governor Abiola Ajimobi will not allow himself to be distracted by needless comments by critics, according to his senior special assistant (public communication), Festus Adedayo.
‘How Edo PDP can bounce back’
BY SIMON EBEGBULEM THE Restoration Project 2012, a group under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State, has urged the leaders of the party in the state to urgently address the problems which led to the poor results recorded by the party in the just concluded general elections with a view to do better […]
‘Those behind Edo PDP crisis’
Edo PDP leader, Sunny Uyigue, in this piece, speaks on the crisis rocking the state chapter of the party.
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Falcons can beat France – Jossy Lad
Jossy Lad has said that Super Falcons hold the key to their success against France in today’s Group A opener of the 2011 Fifa Women’s World Cup in Germany.
2011 World Cup: Falcons may not go far – Amiesimaka
Former Nigerian Interna-tional Adokiye Amiesimaka has predicted that the Super Falcons may not go beyond the group stage in the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Germany as they battle France in their opening game today, following their poor foundation and preparation.
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