We give 20% of our income back to govt – Arik
RMAFC describes allegation on Rivers/Bayelsa oil dispute as misleading
Will make you fishers of votes
Sandy first, election later
The judiciary needs redemption – Osunbor
Travel, thoughts, and observations
Anglican Church declares 7-day fasting for Nigeria
Airlines not helping tourism – Experts
LCCI seeks for amendment of pension laws
Cleaners down tools at PDP secretariat
Healthcare crisis in Nigeria may worsen in 2013, labour warns
Antiquities trade in Nigeria: Looting in the midst of crisis
Family urges IG to probe musician’s alleged killing by soldiers
Gunmen kill 21 in Zamfara, Borno
OAUTHC tasks FG on funding, patronage of health institutions
No respite in sight(1)
Your visit ‘ll inspire Nigerian youths, Fashola tells Williams Sisters

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Why LG elections can’t hold, by Abia Assembly
ABIA State House of Assembly has said local government council election in the state could no longer hold in January 2013 because the electoral commission, ABSIEC, was not prepared.
RIVERS Vs BAYELSA: Steer clear of our oil wells, Amaechi warns
The battle for the ownership of five oil wells in Soku and Elem-Sangama communities, between Rivers and Bayelsa states, raged, yesterday, as both states talked tough. Governor Rotimi Amaechi, who fired the first shot warned Bayelsa to steer clear of the oil wells saying “we will not allow Bayelsa State Government to collect our oil wells.”
Falcons ready to feast on Ethiopia
The national Women’s football team, the Super Falcons will today take on Ethiopia in the second group match of the 2013 African Women Championships going on in Equatorial Guinea. The match comes up 5.30 p.m in Bata.
Alumni meet to uplift alma mater
Old students of Lagos State owned secondary school, Awori-Ajeromi Grammar School, Agboju, have redoubled efforts to get reconnected to enable them contribute their quota to the academic, environmental and social development of the school.
Covenant varsity turns 10, establishes faculties of law, medicine
The Chancellor of Covenant University, Dr.David Oyedepo has said that the university will kick off studies in law and medicine before the end of 2014. Oyedepo said this at a press briefing heralding the 10th year anniversary celebration of the university.

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