ACN, not APGA is the party to beat in Anambra – Ojukwu
Anambra House swears-in five PDP legislators
‘PDP’s no threat to ACN in S/West’
Ondo student gets best WASC,NECO results
NANS begins student-friendly programmes
Ondo appoints Akinterinwa SA on Communication
Yes, Nigeria needs revolution – Textile workers
Minister warns against wild-cat-strike
LUTH graduates 308 medical students
Nigeria must return to manufacturing
Priests told to uphold moral integrity
Jigawa recruits 400 additional health workers
Bells varsity commences three novel courses
Lagos Assembly upbraids auditors
Popoola seeks fiscal autonomy for LGs
PDP shops for Obasanjo’s replacement in S-West
UNN @ 50: P-Harcourt dinner holds April 14

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Amokachi tasks Eagles on CAF tourneys
Super Eagles assistant coach Dan “the bull” Amokachi, has said players who make the national team list must always be on top at their club-sides all the time, especially those whose clubsides are on continental assignment.
US condemns ‘outrageous’ Somali bombing
The United States on Wednesday condemned an “outrageous” suicide bomb attack in Somalia which killed four people, including the country’s Olympics and football.
Gombe 60 Explosives: CAN, Methodist church hail SSS, thank God
TWO eminent Christian clerics including Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, His Eminence Sunday Ola Makinde and the chairman of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, North East zone, Rev. Shuaibu M. Byam have described the aversion of what could have led to one of the bloodiest Easter celebrations in recent times in Gombe State as a sign that God is listening to the prayers of Nigerians.
Orlando Pirates’ alert for Siasia
Former Nigeria coach Samson Siasia may be named as the next coach of South African powerhouse club Orlando Pirates. The Buccaneers as they are famously known parted ways with Julio Leal this week and need a coach to take them to the end of the season.
US charges 9/11 mastermind, four others
The United States Wednesday unveiled charges against the self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, along with four alleged plotters, vowing to seek the death penalty in a much-awaited military trial.

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