Unilorin to offer course in Chinese language
Collapse building: Occupants ignore safety warnings
Two sisters killed as building collapses in Lagos
Enyimba, 10 others for pre-season tourney in Kaduna
French national kidnapped in Mali
“If you win something at Chelsea you get sacked”
White House condemns ‘terrorist’ bus bombing in Tel Avib
Group urges vocational training in tackling unemployment
10 injured in blast on Tel Aviv bus: medics
Omotola flaunts her own reality show
Nigeria to send 600 troops to Mali – Minister
Chelsea fire Di Matteo
‘Long trip to India for cancer treatment killed Nzeribe’
Northern, Southern elders meet over insecurity, corruption
Politics of Alalade, Esho, Saraki and Lam Adesina

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UNN introduces i-transcript service, digitizes 20 years results
The University of Nigeria Nsukka has has introduced online portal for transcripts that enables her alumni to access their transcripts from anywhere in the world.
14 injured, 5 houses burnt as PDP, ACN supporters clash in Benue
No fewer than 14 persons were, yesterday, injured while 15 houses including Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, secretariat and the house of a former Commissioner for Sports, Mr. Benjamin Vember, were razed at Annune in Tarka Local Government Area of Benue State, following a clash between PDP and Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, supporters.
Nigerians First, Always
IF you are a Nigerian living abroad, there would be something to celebrate in the charge by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Professor Olugbenga Ashiru, to Nigerian’s missions to ensure quick services, though the report was about issuance of visas “to attract foreign investors”.
Hearing begins in NPAN suit against APCON
Hearing begins today at the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos in the suit instituted by the Newspaper proprietors’ Association of Nigeria, NPAN, against the Advertising Practitioners’ Council of Nigeria, APCON, in which the association is challenging some provisions of the Nigerian Code of Advertising Practice and Sales Promotion.
How the kidnap Of Umaru Dikko from London was foiled
In London in 1984, a team of Nigerians and Israelis attempted to kidnap and repatriate the exiled former Nigerian minister Umaru Dikko. Mr Dikko, who had fled Nigeria after a military coup, was accused of stealing $1bn (£625m) of government money.

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