Group expresses concern over insecurity in Nigeria
Martins urges youths to rejoice in spite of all odds
For Lagos communities, a time to cheer, courtesy of lawmaker
Mass withdrawals hit international friendlies
FG begins $15m software incubation in Lagos, Calabar
Orji tasks judges on corruption
First bank launches mobile money service
Orodje, FRSC, club, Knights donate to flood victims
Orji tasks judges on corruption
Aso Savings optimistic on success of N5bn rights issue
Ministry advocates laboratory analysis for produce
Ministry advocates laboratory analysis for produce
Why telecom tariff may soon differ between states
Nigeria: Great nation, creative people
Bankers Games: Fidelity Bank maintain overall dominance
Lagos-Ibadan expressway: FG okays Bi-Courtney’s work
East-West road: 2014 completion date stands – FG

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In no time, Boko Haram ‘ll become history – Osasuyi
Most (Snr) Apostle Joshua Osasuyi (JP, MFR) is the Spiritual Leader/General Overseer, Christ’s Chosen Church of God with headquarters in Benin City, Edo State. In this interview by Gabriel Enogholase the man of God who is preparing to celebrate his 50th anniversary in the Lord’s Vineyard, he spoke on contemporary national issues.
Swedish golfers invade First Bank Amateur Open
Top professional golfers from Sweden will be in Lagos to conduct clinics for participants in the 51stFirst Bank Amateur Open Golf Championship which tees off the 17thof November at the prestigious Ikoyi club 1938 Golf course in Lagos.
The Ribadu/Oronsaye tango
SINCE the altercation between the Chairman of the Petroleum Revenue Special Task Force, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, and his deputy, Mr. Steven Oronsaye, over the report of the committee which it submitted to President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday, 2 November, 2012, it has been a rain of criticism and invectives on the latter in the media and other fora for public discourse.
Chelsea vs Clattenburg: Police drop ‘racism’ complaint
British police said Tuesday they had no plans to continue enquiries into a complaint regarding alleged racist comments by referee Mark Clattenburg towards a Chelsea player because no victim had come forward.
Lawmakers move ahead on anti-gay bill
Lawmakers moved a step closer Tuesday to approving a bill that would harshly crack down on gay rights, including banning same-sex marriage and public displays of affection between homosexual couples.
KOGI ASSEMBLY CRISIS: No end in sight
SOLUTION to political imbroglio in the Kogi State House of Assembly is not in sight giving unfolding events in the state. Efforts by stakeholders to settle the crisis are not yielding dividends.
Ameobi wants to be Nigerian hero
After getting his international clearance to appear for the Nigerian national team, Shola Ameobi has revealed his excitement at getting the call to play against Venezuela on Wednesday in an international friendly match.
Director docked for criminal breach of trust
Emeka Nworgu, a Director at the Risk and Accident Prevention Safety of Nigeria, Utako, was on Tuesday arraigned before an Abuja Chief Magistrates’ court for alleged criminal breach of trust and cheating.
NSE market indicators drop by 1.2%
Transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Tuesday remained on a downward trend with the market indices dropping by 1.2 per cent.
Ex-Eagles clash with entertainment stars for World AIDS Day
Come December 1, a day marked globally as World AIDS Day, ex-Nigerian football stars and entertainment icons will play a novelty match aimed at drawing attention to, and identify with Nigerians living with HIV/AIDS.
Second hand clothes cause candidiasis, hepatitis – expert
A medical expert, Dr Elizabeth Uzorji, has said that users of second hand clothes risk contracting candidiasis and hepatitis A, B and C.
LASG gives 4 days ultimatum to sports festival contractors
Lagos State Government has ordered contractors handling projects for the 18th National Sports Festival to hand over by Saturday.
West African troops ready to go to Mail
A West African military force assembled to intervene against Islamic radicals in Mali is ready to be deployed as soon as the United Nations issues a green light, a senior official at the centre of the preparations claimed Tuesday.
Africa is world’s fastest growing mobile market – study
The number of Africa’s mobile subscriptions will reach 761 million this year, making the continent once again the fastest growing market in the world, a research group has claimed.
Non registration of deaths, a challenge to proper planning – NPC
The National Population Commission (NPC) said in Kaduna on Tuesday that non registration of deaths by Nigerians was a huge challenge to proper planning in the country.

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