My dad prepared the ground for my greatness – Marvel
Child sex controversy: The search for a male child
20 ladies in mini skirts slaughtered in Maiduguri
Sierra Leone’s Koroma wins election
Brazil sacks coach Menezes ahead of 2014 World Cup
Of Nigerian pastors and private jets
District head, 9 others burnt as Nasarawa ethnic clashes persist
I sold human parts to churches and ritual killers – Joshua
When Unilag floated World Carnival to mark Golden Jubilee
Chelsea vs Man City: Mancini fears Benitez effect
QPR approach Redknapp after sacking Hughes
NSF: accreditation kicks off tomorrow says Seriki
Egypt’s Morsi called “pharaoh”, violent protests erupt
CJN swears-in Jombo-Ofor
$12.4bn oil windfall: AGF asks Court to hands-off suit
$12.4bn oil windfall: Again, judge postpones judgment
Winning Africa Nations Cup not negotiable, Jonathan tells NFA

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Robbers kill school teacher in Ogun
A gang of suspected armed robbers on Wednesday night unleashed terror on the residents of lwesi in ljebu East Local Government Area of Ogun and killed a school teacher.
Over 50 million sub-standard tyres in circulation – SON DG
THE Senate was yesterday told that Nigeria as a country loses in the excess of N1 trillion yearly to substandard products that enter into the country, just as the average Nigerian importers were described as killers and unscrupulous.
Alert: Gonorrhoea may soon be untreatable
Gonorrhoea may soon be resistant to treatment. This is certainly not good, considering the bacterial infection—which can be transmitted unknowingly through vaginal, oral, or anal sex—iinfects millions each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Nigeria to host D8 trade talks February
Nigeria will host trade talks among the Developing Eight in February as part of efforts to increase business within member states and Africa, Nigeria’s trade and investment minister said.
Vatican looks beyond Europe with new cardinal nominees
Six non-European prelates are set to join the Catholic Church’s College of Cardinals on Saturday, a move welcomed by critics concerned that the body which will elect the future pope is too Eurocentric.

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