Eagles striker, Obafemi Martins desperate for first-team football is hoping to secure a move away from his Russian club Rubin Kazan in the summer.

The Nigerian Judaical Council has recalled Justice Isa Ayo Salami

STUDENTS of the Delta State School of Health Technology, Ofuoma-Ughelli, yesterday went on rampage over non payment of their yearly allowance of N104,000.

The 42 oil marketers licensed to import fuel for the second quarter of the year have begun importation of the product, an official of the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) said.

A Cameroon-based Nigerian gynaecologist, Dr. Samuel Ogoke, has been found dead in his home in Garoua, northern Cameroon.

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has warned states in the South-South region to prepare adequately for severe windstorms as predicted by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) to avoid casualties.

– Two powerful explosions that struck Damascus on Thursday were carried out by suicide bombers and killed at least 55 people while wounding another 372, Syria’s interior ministry said

An industrialist, Mr. Ajulu Uzodike, has decried the failure of governments to create the environment conducive to the growth of private businesses.

An Abuja High Court on Thursday granted the request of the EFCC to arraign Herman Hembe, the former Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Capital Market and Other Financial Institutions.

Benin – Talents discovered at the ongoing two-day South-South U-18 boxing championships in Benin, will be harnessed for future competitions, according to Yemi Usikaye, the coordinator, National Sports Commission, South-South Zone 1.

OPEC revised its 2012 world oil demand outlook slightly upwards on Thursday citing a stable US economy and the shutdown of nuclear plants in Japan, which boosted demand.

Suspected Muslim herdsmen have hacked and shot to death seven sleeping family members at a Christian village in the volatile central Plateau state, officials said Thursday.

Sixteen persons and nine vehicles have been declared missing in Abia between January and May 2012.

THE quest to produce a president of Igbo extraction has become a common feature in the build up to every Nigerian election season, and the year 2015 is not expected to be any different. Already, there have been calls by notable Igbos on the need for the South East political zone to produce the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Senator Iyiola Omisore, former Chairman Senate Committee on Appropriation, has sued the Global Media Ltd., publisher of the National Mirror for N1 billion for alleged libel.