Tribunal uphold Tinubu’s election
6 died in Lagos auto crash
Nigerian Boxers punch into reckoning
Stampede in Idumota as trader slumps, dies
Why I dropped Enyeama – Siasia
52 homeless as fire razes Lagos building
Anambra NUT blames mass failure on shortage of teachers
LTV, Radio Lagos workers begin 3-day warning strike over minimum wage
Kidnappers want N25m ransom for monarch
Ugborodo Community Trust dissolved
Hanover’s second goalkeeper hit by depression
Dabiri-Erewa asks FG, AU to evacuate Nigerian families boxed in Libya
Argentina not thinking of revenge against Nigeria
Al-Qaeda offshoot acquires Libyan air missiles – EU
PHCN explains delay in the supply of prepaid meters
Nigerian-born Polish MP tasks govt on consistency in security policies
Webometrics ranks Auchi polytechnic ‘best in Nigeria’

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Eagles for light training in Bangladesh
The Super Eagles are to have a light training session later this evening in Dhaka, Bangladesh, ahead of the international friendly match against Argentina on Tuesday.
Libya probes China-Gaddafi arms deal
Libya’s new government said Monday it was investigating documents that appear to detail secret Chinese efforts to sell a vast quantity of weapons to Moamer Kadhafi’s regime despite UN sanctions.
CAN wants national confab on security
CHRISTIAN Association of Nigeria, CAN, has called on the Federal Government to organise a national conference on security with a view to putting an end to the emerging terrorist culture in the country.
JOS: Family of 8 killed
The circle of violence in Plateau State continued yesterday as another family of eight was wiped out by assailants at a village in Heipang District of Barkin Ladi Local Government Area. Among those killed was a four-month-old baby.
Cleric accuses politicians of corruption
PARISH priest of SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Ughelli, Delta State, Rev Fr.Christopher Ogaga, yesterday, said Nigerian politicians were enriching themselves to the detriment of the masses.
Supremejet plans air craft charter services
Supremejet Transport and Logistic company, a Nigerian local airline services provider, has unveil plans to commence air craft charter services in Nigeria.
Katsina-Alu Vs Salami: Crisis in judiciary portends grave danger – Justice Oputa
Retired Supreme Court Justice, Chukwudifu Oputa has lamented the crisis of confidence rocking the judiciary in the country which culminated in the removal of the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami by President Goodluck Jonathan, describing it as most unfortunate and most embarrassing.
Between Oshiomhole and Igbinedion’s legacy in Edo
There can never be an endto sloganeering in the ambience of politicking and political contestations in Nigeria. “No man is God”, a slogan that dominated the political space in Edo State on the heels of the 2003 governorship election victory by Lucky Nosakhare Igbinedion, was a creation of the Grace Group, a dissident political group within the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Edo, funded by Igbinedion.
Ibadan flood: Residents of marked houses promise showdown with govt
AS the seven-day quit notice given by Governor Abiola Ajimobi to owners of structures on waterways in Ibadan metropolis expires on Wednesday, residents of houses marked for demolition have vowed to resist the planned demolition.
S-West PDP compiles list of outcasts
APPARENTLY taking a cue from former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s position that he cannot be in the same party with some unnamed individuals, the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, Southwest Zonal Strategic Meeting held in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, weekend, ordered the chapters in the six states of the geo-political zone to compile a list of those that should be barred from returning to the party with their specific ‘sins’
Gunmen kill father, mother and six children
Unknown gunmen stormed a mainly Christian-dominated Jos community overnight and hacked eight members of a family to death in the latest violence to hit the region, officials said Sunday.
FG harps on jobs for ex-militants
The Federal Government, yesterday, said that providing jobs for the former militants of the Niger Delta region after their current training at home and abroad, was the next major concern of government.
Eagles revive Nations Cup hope
Voices at the background were loud at the time Samson Siasia spoke with us. It was few minutes after the match and the players were, apparently, celebrating their victory which their coach described as “hard”.
Getting serious with our security
NOW, the eyes of the world are on us. We have set a new, macabre world record, beating strife-torn, sectarian violence-wracked Iraq to it. Before the penultimate Friday bombing of the United Nations, UN, building in Abuja, the highest death toll suffered by the “world government” was 22 people killed. And that took place in Baghdad, Iraq.

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