A political organisation, the Akwa Ibom Democratic Project (AKDP), Friday rejected suggestions that the governorship of the state be zoned to the Southern Senatorial District in 2015.

The Federal Government has been called upon to create more jobs and the enabling environment for small scale businesses to thrive so that insecurity would not be a threat in the country.

Abuja (NAN) Barely a week to Christmas, travellers across the country have been advised not to be in a haste while preparing for their trips for the festival. Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Patrick, the Parish Priest of St. John of the Cross Catholic Church, Mararaba, near Abuja, gave the advice on Friday in an interview with […]

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Abuja chapter, says it is not in support of the proposed removal of subsidy on petroleum products.

Every year, organisers of Rhythm unplugged have never failed to make the star-studded event a breath stopper.

President Goodluck Jonathan has assured Nigerians that he will not be party to inflicting pains on Nigerians but warned that the country cannot continue to borrow to fund its economy

ALL roads lead to the sprawling Redemption Camp as the Holy Ghost Service of the 14th annual Holy Ghost Congress holds today.

AUTHORITIES of Lagos State University, LASU, yesterday, reiterated its stand that old and new students pay their stipulated tuition fees and meet registration deadline which closes today.

A 36-year-old man, Raymond Obi Eze, has been arraigned before an Ejigbo Magistrate’s Court, Lagos, for sneaking into a couple’s bedroom to watch them making love, while he hid under their bed.

Gunmen, suspected to be members of Boko Haram sect, Wednesday, killed two people and injured three on Santimari Polo Road. A bomb exploded in Gwange, Layin Bus, at the same time.