Martins, Ejide fight for Eagles captaincy
Lagos govt gives festival contractors 4 -day ultimatum
Ejide leads Eagles against Venezuela
Fuel subsidy scam: Ubah’s travail injustice to Ndigbo – S-East CAN
PC for students: The President must intervene
BOKO HARAM: OBJ blames Jonathan
Dangote to establish N300bn fertilizer plant in Edo
Agriculture: FG woos Chinese investors
Court dismisses former Adamawa PDP exco’s suit
IT penetration: Our three-in-one strategy, by Johnson
Buhari as spokesman for terror?
Once again, Ribadu plays the fool!
Ugborodo leadership tussle deepens as Eghare-Aja kidnapped
FG launches oral health policy
Minister, NTI boss argue over SMASE 2012 budget
Orodje, FRSC, club, Knights donate to flood victims

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EFCC, ICPC to prosecute printing firms over fake documents
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) have said that as an effort to tackle corruption in the country, they are ready to prosecute any printing firm in Nigeria which engages in production of fake documents.
Amaechi, Senate hold session on review of 1999 Constitution
Rivers State Governor, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, and the Senate will today hold a state public session on the review of 1999 Constitution.
Lagos International Trade Fair of sadness and joy
The 26th Lagos International Trade Fair as organised by Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, may have come and gone but the memory lingers on among many Lagosians, especially those on Lagos Island given the proximity of the venue, Tafawa Balewa Square, TBS.
Halliburton: How millions of dollars bribe money were wired
Following a directive by President Goodluck Jonathan that the $180 million Halliburton bribery scam be reopened and the principal suspects re-arrested for prosecution, Vanguard has uncovered a list of some of the foreign banks through which huge sums running into millions of dollars were wired to prominent Nigerians.
Tension mounts at Ladipo market
The lingering leadership tussle at the popular Aguiyi Ironsi International market, Ladipo, Lagos has taken a turn for the worse. This followed the unexpected incarceration of the President of the traders union, Jonathan Okoli, at the Ikoyi prisons over what his followers called ‘trumped up charges’.
Ritual Killings: Police list 4 black spots in Lagos
The Nigeria Police Force has issued a stern warning to the public to watch their movements around certain areas across the country which are regarded as black spots where ritual killers operate.
DSTv Eutelsat tasks students on innovation, satellite technology
DStv Eutelsat Star Awards, the pan-African competition sponsored by MultiChoice and Eutelsat Communications, records a milestone as over 1,000 entries from high school students across Africa were received for this year’s edition of the contest. The competition, now in its second year, is designed to provoke thinking on how innovation and satellite technology can propel Africa into the future.
Capital market rule bars stockbrokers from suing NSE
The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has warned that any stockbroker that dares institute court action against it shall be suspended from participating in the stock market pending the determination of such suit.
Lawmaker’s mum, 24 others injured as PDP, ACN supporters clash in Benue
No fewer than 25 persons, including the mother of a federal lawmaker in Gboko, were reported to have been seriously injured in both Gboko and Makurdi, in Benue State, when supporters of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, clashed in the two towns.
Fayemi’s wife, others reject constitution review outcome
Wife of Ekiti State Governor, Erelu Bisi Fayemi and other women leaders in the state have rejected outcome of the public hearing on the proposed constitution amendment held in the state last Saturday.
Calabar Stadium wears new look for Golden Eaglets
The government of Cross River State is pulling all the strings to ensure that the Golden Eaglets’ last 2013 African U-17 qualifier home game against Mali on Sunday would be in a blaze of glory and fanfare as the U. J Esuene Stadium is now undergoing redecoration
Lawmaker empowers constituents
THE member representing Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. (Mrs.) Evelyn Oboro-Ojakovo, has given out 27 vehicles to party leaders and various empowerment materials to petty traders and other persons interested in skills acquisition.
‘Pension contribution can provide long term funds for developmental projects’
As contributions into the new pension scheme continue to grow, stakeholders are canvassing that part of the fund should be set aside for repairing the country’s decayed infrastructure. In this interview, Managing Director of Stanbic IBTC Pensions, Mr. Demola Sogunle, said that utmost care should be taken in making such investment so as not to waste pensioners’ money.
ISPON 2012 Conference: A European perspective
For the first six years of my life I lived in Nigeria (Ibadan), but arriving on October 26, 2012 marked the first time that I’ve been back in the country in 23 years. It was clear instantly, right from the airport, how much had changed. As I last remembered, flights were much fewer (and some big names of the day then, such as Air Afrique – no longer exist. But, I was immediately taken aback by, not just one, but two, US airlines directly serving the airport.
Ogbomoso ACN divided over Ajimobi’s leadership choice
Barely four days after the death of the Oyo State leader of the Action Congress of Nigeria, Alhaji Lamidi Adesina, crisis is already brewing among three factions of the party in Ogbomoso.

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