Final year student killed in Bayelsa varsity
Fuel subsidy protest: Nwabueze, 43 others sue FG for N440m
Confusion as 40 police top shots reject voluntary retirement
Delta guber: Ogboru seeks review of S’Court judgment
51 Nigerians qualify for Olympics
Edo market women buy N4.7m guber form for Oshiomhole
Borno pledges lifeline to Islamic schools
Okorie returns APGA registration certificate to INEC
We won’t apologise to Nigeria, says S-Africa
Amosun, experts underscore need for adequate power supply
Criminal Justice System: Is Plea Bargain Desirable?
Ohanaeze lauds Jonathan on Ojukwu
Ex-NBA boss tackles Ondo govt over N27bn bond
Labour plans assault on banks over unfair practices
Yobo, Yakubu thumb up for Moses

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UTME candidates decry lack of awareness of compulsory novels for exams
Some candidates of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2012 will be taken unawares when they sit for the compulsory English Language examination on 24th March, as JAMB has mandated all registered candidates to read two recommended novels for this year’s UTME.
Crisis brews in Edo PDP over guber candidate’s running mate
BENIN- CRISIS is brewing in Edo State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, over who becomes the running mate to the governorship candidate of the party, Gen. Charles Airhiavbere (rtd).
Chevron gas explosion: Affected workers seal off company premises
WARRI-CHEVRON Nigeria Limited workers, affected by the January 16, Rig KS Endeavor (Panama) gas explosion at the North Apoi Field, West of the Funiwa Field in Koluama clan, Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, yesterday, sealed off the oil company’s administrative office in Warri, Delta State, crippling its operations.
We can generate any amount of electricity with Erinle Fuelless engine – Mr Erinle
With fluctuations in world oil prices, global economic crisis, global warming, search for greener and more sustainable energy sources by major oil consumers, it has become absolutely necessary to diversify Nigeria’s oil-based mono-product economy if the country must survive the current trends the world over.
History Month engages Worth of African Woman
The Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation’s (CBAAC) annual Black History Month celebration held last week at the Trenchard Hall, University of Ibadan with a stunning number of Professors and distinguished men and women in attendance.

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