Yakowa, Azazi’s death: We are shocked beyond imagination – PDP
Echoes of 2011 polls: Jonathan returns to Redemption Camp; Adeboye prays God to give him wisdom
Gov Yakowa, Azazi feared dead in helicopter crash
S /Africa FA to deliberate on FIFA report on match fixing
Man City back on track with win Newcastle
Gunmen kill 10 vigilante members in Zamfara… cut off private parts
Okonjo was kept in Kwale – Police
‘Mandela underwent surgery to remove gallstones’
Chelsea ‘over’ Champions League exit – Benitez
Oyinlola tackles Osun govt. on foundation take-over
Hypertensive patients warned against beer consumption
27 prison inmates released in Ekiti
Gunmen kill another lawmaker in Kano
Police arrest cultists in Delta
6 docked for allegedly beating pregnant woman
Goal-line technology works, says Blatter

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Visually impaired persons seek support, accommodation
The National Association of the Blind has said that a befitting accommodation would go a long way in assisting members to coordinate their activities.
The unchangeable changer
For I am the Lord, I change not; therefore you sons of Jacob are not consumed (Mal. 3:6). The only thing that is constant is God. This therefore means that all other things are subject to change.
Freedom of Misinformation (Cooking the books at the Vatican)
I kid you not. Being in the presence of The Pope is an awesome experience. The aura is truly beyond description. My first encounter with the Holy Father was in 1952 when at the insistence of my aged grandmother Maria, all the children in our household trooped to the Race Course (now known as Tafawa Balewa Square) Lagos to meet Pope Pius XII.
11-yr old girl gets pregnant for five boys
IT was a shocking story to the parents and neighbours of an 11 year old girl and pupil of Ikorenim Primary School in Calabar, Cross River State, Ekamen Asuquo, when a pregnancy test that was conducted on her at the General Hospital, Calabar revealed that she was carrying a four-month pregnancy.
BRT buses fast turning into Molues
Four years after the Bus Rapid Transport, BRT, was launched in Lagos to ease the movement of people from one place to another, the laudable project is fast turning into nightmare as stories of pain and discomfort have continued to trail the services offered by the operators amid growing need for easy and faster means of movement in the state.

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