Nigeria loses $7b to oil bunkering yearly – IEA
Kaduna Sharia Court grants woman, 23, divorce
Man arrested at UK airport over Syria “terrorist” inquiry
NCC bans telecommunication operators from lotteries, promotions
We will bring fame to Nationwide League, says NFA
Jonathan asks African scientists to tackle climate change
Before we accept Boko Haram’s offer
What Our Politicians Learnt
Advancing macroeconomic reforms by Okonjo-Iweala
Flood: Scientist warns of looming mosquito-borne diseases
Vanguard reporter’s wife, geologist kidnapped
Eagles arrive Miami, begin training
Naira depreciates by 0.1%
NJC vs Aregbesola: Osun to reject CJ’s choice
Will the 2013 budget lift education out of decadence?(2)
50% of Kaduna teachers unqualified – Yakowa
Justices absent at Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke’s appeal

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Ikhana’s job is over – Bassey
A Member of the Technical Com-mittee of the Nigeria Football Association, Paul Bassey has said that Coach Kadiri Ikhana job as the coach of the Super Falcons was no longer tenable after the team’s disastrous display at the 8th African Women’s Championship in Equatorial Guinea.
FG committed to revolutionalise housing sector – Jonathan
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, said the Federal Government was committed to revolutionalise the Housing sector by translating the National Housing Policy and National Urban Development Policy into a roadmap for housing development in the country.
3 arraigned for allegedly assaulting policeman
Two women and a man were on Monday in Lagos arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court for allegedly assaulting and injuring a police officer.
Blame Ikhana for Falcons woes
Week end, I read some funny stories credited to Coach Jossy Lad “blaming the NFF for Falcons poor showing in Equatorial Guinea” Going through the story I did not see any substance relating to what the NFF could have done that it did not do.
Uduaghan inaugurates LG caretaker c’ttees
DELTA State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, yesterday inaugurated caretaker committees to run the affairs of local government councils in the state.
Ogun PDP protests Obj’s alleged imposition
Members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Ogun State yesterday protested the alleged plan by former President Olusegun Obasanjo to foist a member of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), to fly the PDP governorship ticket in 2015 contrary to overall interest of the party.
More facts emerge on Otumara flow station’s killings
MORE facts have emerged over the weekend on the killing of three persons during the clash for supremacy between two groups, which are laying claims to the leadership of Ugborodo Trust Board.
1004 flats sealed, re-opened over land use charge
The Lagos State government yesterday afternoon sealed off 1004 Flats, Victoria Island, over unpaid land use charges by the management of the blocks of flats.
Oyo after Lam
The death of former Governor Lam Adesina has been mourned far and near. But the import of the exit of the famed politician on the political landscape of the state would be monumental.
Wamakko/PHCN face-off: Gov describes NLC President as rude
THE stand-off between the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and Governor Aliyu Wamakko of Sokoto State, has degenerated with the governor describing NLC’s President Omar’s call for apology as not only mis-guided but “absolutely disgusting”
Obi never invited me to peace meeting in Awka – APGA chairman
National Chairman of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Victor Umeh, yesterday, dismissed media reports insinuating that he shunned the peace meeting purportedly summoned by Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State on November 6 to seek ways of restoring peace to the party, saying he was never invited to such a meeting.
Married but stateless
With the euphoria of the election over and ahead of his second inauguration as governor of Edo State, it was tempting to ask Comrade Adams Oshiomhole if he would fall into the trap of second term governors who do nothing in office.
Adamawa set for council polls
Adamawa State Independent Electoral Commission, ADSIEC, is set to conduct local government election in the state on November 24.
Unrepentant KAI officials shift extortion base to Ikorodu road
Several warnings from KAI Marshal,Rtd. General Danjuma Meigeri, not withstanding, some notorious KAI Brigade officials, have shifted their extortion of erring pedestrians who prefer to dash cross the expressway rather than using overhead bridges from the Ketu-Ojota area to Onipanu in Ikorodu road.
Kit contract: NYSC rejects 85 contractors’ bids
National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, yesterday, dashed the hopes of about 85 contractors, who bidded for the production and supply of kit items for 2013 Batch ‘A’ Corps members, insisting that only those who quoted about five percent lesser or higher than the official prices for each item would be given new jobs.

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