UNN introduces i-transcript service, digitizes 20 years results
Northern, Southern elders meet over insecurity, corruption
14 injured, 5 houses burnt as PDP, ACN supporters clash in Benue
Nigerians First, Always
Hearing begins in NPAN suit against APCON
How the kidnap Of Umaru Dikko from London was foiled
Why N /West should wait till 2031 – Sen Amange
Our pastors, politics and poverty
Can’t arraign Boko Haram suspects until… – IG
HAMZAT’S MURDER: Ogun Police plead for patience
Customs arrests passenger with $320,000 at Lagos airport
N396b Ecological Funds shortfall: Reps ask Jonathan to sack Minister
Life without Alex is difficult – Maiden Ibru
Alleged N6.5bn fraud: Sylva begs court to quash charge
Boko Haram: Obasanjo and the Odi recipe
Suspected oil thieves, security agents clash in Delta
CJN admits Oyinlola, 3,896 others as new lawyers

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Eko 2012: Olagbegi joins Team Delta
1987 All Africa Games gold medalist and one time Nigeria’s only female player on the circuit Rolake Olagbegi Kassim is in Nigeria training Delta’s tennis team to the National Sports Festival which kicks off next week in Lagos.
6 teenagers nabbed for alleged piracy, illegal bunkering in Rivers
A combined security team of anti-piracy and illegal bunkering in Rivers State has apprehended six teenagers for alleged piracy, illegal bunkering and kidnap activities in the state.
Senate committee chairman, others sued for defamation
Chairman of the Senate Committee on Aviation, Senator Hope Uzodinma and the National Insurance Commission (NIC) have been sued before a Federal High Court in Lagos, by Alliance and General Insurance PLC, (A&AGIP), claiming damages of N2 billion for defamation.
Furore, as NigComSat bill splits telecom community
Barely two weeks after telecom industry stakeholders sharply disagreed with the management of NIGCOMSAT over the relevance of a bill designed to make the government-owned satellite company a corporation, more reactions and questions have continued to greet the bill which keen observers argued is antithetical to telecom deregulation.
UK backs Nigeria on Mali mission
The United Kingdom, yesterday, announced that it would provide needed support for Nigeria and ECOWAS in their bid to dislodge the group of face-less terrorists that have hijacked strife-torn Mali and made peace hard to come by.

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