Total says gas leak to cost up to $400 mn
Oshiomhole orders renaming of Anenih’s street after Oyerinde
NDLEA impounds 443 kg of narcotics
Employee docked over alleged N287,000 fraud
The beauty of silence
JTF arrests suspected sect leader, wife in Kano
Ndigbo and 2015: Now is the time (2)
A capital market in coma
Lagos govt evicts sacked doctors
What happens to K-Switch?
NJC: Will Jonathan reinstate Salami?
Find The Killers Or …
Dana Air in emergency landing at MMIA
Insecurity: Blame FG, not governors – Tinubu

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FG ready to implement 2009 agreement with NASU – Wogu
The Federal Government has agreed to implement its 2009 agreement with the Non-Academic Staff of Universities (NASU). This was disclosed in Abuja, yesterday, by the Minister of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu, while delivering his speech at the commissioning of the new secretariat complex of the union built at Wuye District of the FCT.
FUEL SUBSIDY REPORT: The cabal fights back
WEEKS after the House of Representatives released the damning report of its investigations into the utilization of fuel subsidy by oil importers, expectations for quick government action on the report are increasingly mired in politics. The cabal is even fighting back!
6 days after, kidnappers free Ogun doctor
Doctor Taibat Otulana of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, OOUTH, Sagamu, Ogun State, who was abducted six days ago by unknown persons, was released on Wednesday night, in Ijebu-Ode.
Maigari leads NFF team to Yekini’s prayer
NFF President Aminu Maigari will be at the head of Nigeria Football Federation’s delegation to the eighth day prayer for departed Super Eagles’ legend Rashidi Yekini.
Hurricane Fashola visits Apapa, demolishes illegal structures
…displaces illegal immigrants, criminals under bridges
The Joint Task Force, comprising the state security agencies and the military, led by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Umar Manko, last Monday swooped on Apapa and its environs, removing over 60 trucks and other articulated vehicles, parked indiscriminately around the area, following the expiration of a 72-hour ultimatum issued by the state government to remove them.

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