Go for early goals, Izilein charges Eagles
Boko Haram sponsorship: You’ve a case to answer, Court tells Ndume
Akin Shuga honours MKO with a track
Egyptians vote between orthodoxy and extremism
You can become your dream – Emma-Iyamu
How Police ASP killed ex-militant in Edo
O’jez Restaurant gutted by fire!
Kaduna, Benue book places in IEI Hockey finals
Police arrest twobrothersforfraud
Blessing Egbe’s Two Brides and a Baby now on DVD
FilmHouse set to open four cinema houses
Pillars’ spokesman goes spiritual for league crown

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Nigerian wonder
I really wanted to have fun with the on-goingOtedola/Lawan saga this week. Pretty intriguing stuff this ‘mysterious case’ of the six hundred thousand dollar bribe. Everybody is sounding a little ‘off’.If this truly was a sting operation by security agencies and the money was marked as alleged by Mr Otedola, why wasn’t Honourable Farouk Lawan not arrested at the point of collection and the money retrieved by said agencies?
Our democracy, a destination yet to be reached
Two dates always cause me to be melancholy, Nigeria’s Independence and Democracy day. I reflect on how many years we have been in existence as a nation, and how many leaders we have had who have promised to lead us out of Egypt, and into a land flowing with milk and honey… .It is over 50 years; at the very least half of a human being’s lifetime on earth. If at this age, one is yet to chew strong meat with well formed teeth but continues to feed from a bottle then more is the pity.
Youths set man ablaze for butchering woman, 2 kids
Irate youths from Ikot Ansa community in Calabar Municipal Council of Cross River State penultimate week descended on one Edet Udoidung who allegedly invaded the home of a petty trader, Mrs. Glory Albert and slaughtered her and two of her children.
Tragedy: Lorry kills pregnant woman, delivers her of premature twin foetus
It was tears, wailing and weeping on Wednesday, when the people of Oghara, in the Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State, woke up to meet a sight of horror, they called a taboo in Urhobo Land, when a lorry, with no plate number, loaded to the brim with sharp sand, killed a pregnant woman, burst her belly and forced a twin foetus out of her womb. The accident also claimed the lives of two other men.
Euro 2012: Ozil fit to face Danes after rest
Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil missed training on Friday “as a precautionary measure” to prepare for Sunday’s Group B match against Denmark with a place in the Euro 2012 quarter-finals at stake.

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