Eagles were super corrupt – Westerhof
EFCC probes missing 35 containers from Tin-Can port
Messi double as Barca qualify for Last 16
Church of England rejects women bishops
Nokia Lumia series enter Nigerian market
Obama calls Morsi, commends Gaza truce efforts
NSG plans National dialogue to address Nigeria’s problems
Oke kicks over evasion of service by Mimiko
Gaza truce to be declared in Cairo tonight
Arowolo: Prosecution closes case
Jonathan loses younger brother
Police foil robbery attack in Enugu
15 fuel-laden ships to berth at Lagos ports
3,897 new wigs admitted to Nigerian Bar
9,825 Kano, Jigawa pilgrims return
Police arrest 3 for robbing priest
We are not afraid of Orji Kalu – Abia PDP

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Uniabuja students continue protest over non-accreditation of courses
The protest by students of University of Abuja over the non-accreditation of some courses entered the second day on Tuesday with the student blocking the Airport Road and other access roads, leaving many motorists and travellers stranded.
Man attacks guards at US embassy in Tel Aviv
Security guards at the US embassy in Tel Aviv on Tuesday fired shots at a man who attacked them with a knife and an axe, an Israeli police spokeswoman said, indicating the attacker had been apprehended
Malaysia seizes $7.1m ‘cocaine cocktail’ from Nigerian syndicate
Malaysian narcotics agents have foiled a Nigerian syndicate’s bid to smuggle cocaine worth $7.1 million hidden in coconut milk cans, a top police official said Tuesday
Hamzat shot in front of his woman friend – Police
THE former Chairman of Ikeja Local Government, Lagos State, and ex Special Adviser to Governor Babatunde Fashola on Health during his first term in office, Oluwatoyin Hamzat, has been assassinated by unknown gunmen.
China backs calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
China backed calls Tuesday for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza conflict and urged the UN Security Council and the international community to bring peace to the region.
Private jets: CAN slams Kukah, Bakare
Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has condemned comments credited to the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Hassan Kukah and Pastor Tunde Bakare, who claimed that acquisition of private jets by religious leaders diminishes moral voices of the church in the war against corruption and are therefore calling for a revolution in the Church of God.
Clinton to visit Middle East for Gaza talks
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will leave Asia on Tuesday to visit Israel, Egypt and Ramallah, stepping up US efforts to avoid a worsening of the Gaza crisis, an official said.
May Nzeribe, Advertising guru, dies of prostate cancer
Former Chairman of the Advertising Practitioners of Nigeria, APCON, Dr May Nzeribe, has died of Prostate Cancer. He died on Sunday in India while receiving treatment for the protracted disorder.
Ribadu’s report: A mountain out of a mole hill
LEADER after leader, nobody gave a damn (that word again) about the hen that was laying the golden eggs.
Africa’s Grim Future
AFRICA is so doomed because we discuss its future without pondering the implications of the woes we bemoan.

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