16th anniversary: Rivers standstill as Ogoni mourn Saro-Wiwa, others
Tribunal rules on Uduaghan, Ogboru case today
Suspected cultists kill 4 in Bayelsa
6 suspected armed robbers in Police net
17 die in Bauchi road mishap
Tribunal upholds Ndoma-Egba’s election
Oshimili North: Tribunal nullifies Mozea’s election
Yobo blasts ‘chicken’ Eagles
Rector flays unbridled award
Oshiomhole: Three eventful years
Keshi wants Aneke to prove himself with Bostwana
NSE to partner NITDA on training, capacity building
FG urges govs to access education funds
Bad beats records, Flavour reconcile
How Oshiomhole is deceiving us -Urhoghide
Night Asa, Pamela smoothen Lagos with luxury tunes
Why Nigerians lost confidence in judiciary – CJN

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Who wins Naija Sings contest?
Come Saturday, a winner will emerge as the new GLO/DSTV sponsored Naija Sings contest ends in grandstyle. We had an encounter with the three finalists and they shared their dreams and chances at lifting the ultimate prize of $100 000. Read on.
Eguavoen prays for lady-luck
Nigeria under-23 coach Austin Eguaveon said that he and his coaching crew were doing everything possible to win a qualification ticket to next year’s Olympics in London.
Sweden, NHRC partner on FoIA
ABUJA- The Swedish government is collaborating with the National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, to ensure effective implementation of the Freedom of Information Act.
Boko Haram threatens Nigeria’s unity- LP chieftain
A chieftain of Labour Party, LP, and candidate for Warri North Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, in the April elections, Mr. Adanse Felix, has warned that ongoing terrorist attack by Islamic sect, Boko Haram, may tear the country apart if security agencies fail to check their activities.
Fear-stricken residents desert community
Mushin, one of the thickly populated and highly commercialised communities in Lagos, is often in the news, in most cases for the wrong reasons. This is because it is said to be notorious for harbouring crime and criminals, apart from it being prone to frequent outbreak of violence.
Tribunal upholds PDP candidate’s election in Igueben
National/ State Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Benin, yesterday, upheld the election of Mr. Kingsley Ehigiamusoe of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, representing Igueben Constituency in the state House of Assembly as the winner of the April 24 election.
Adamu sacks Borno election petitions tribunal
Acting President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Dalhatu Adamu, Thursday, disbanded a 3-man panel of justices’ presiding over the Borno State governorship election petition.
Anger as Police kill 78-year-old Baale
FOR Pa Amos Oriyomi, the Baale of Bamgbelu Parafa community in Ikorodu, outskirts of Lagos; it was like the biblical last super He had barely finished dinning with some visitors who had earlier called when death came calling.
Ogoni oil spill: Amnesty Int’l asks Shell to pay $1bn for clean-up
Amnesty International and the Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development, CEHRD, have recommended that Shell must pay at least $1 billion to begin the clean-up of pollution caused by oil spills in the Niger Delta.
Boost for Lagos-Ibadan road
ABUJA -The Lagos- Ibadan expressway reconstruction project got a breath of fresh air, Thursday, with the arrival of a leading multi-national construction firm, Group Five, and other partners.

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