JTF bombs Boko Haram training camps in Borno
$3m bribery scam: Farouk, Emenalo to spend one week in Kuje Prisons
Untold story of how guard was murdered
There are more health challenges in corporate organisations – Bright
Susan Peters lambasts bloggers
Tonto Dike completes ‘Hi’ video
Anti-graft war: Show more seriousness, NBA tells Jonathan
Fanning a flicker into flame
Clash of titans as AMVCA unveils nominees
KOK, Ibu, others to storm Mr. Fans for Lovers Day spill over
SMEs, local manufacturers dying of faulty credit system – Okeke
Appeal court affirms death sentence on Rev. King
Eko 2012: Two athletes fail dope test
Afcon: We’ll hold our heads high if…. Keshi
Ivory Coast are beatable – Lawal
Race for AFN board membership overshadows 2013 programmes

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Deep rot
It is often said that evil acts continue to thrive not because bad people refuse to turn a new leaf but when good people stand by and do nothing. Classic example in our society was the ALUU 4 killing and burning of young boys cut short in their prime last year.
Gunmen kill prison warden, another in Gombe
Barely 24 hours after unknown gunmen killed two Policemen at a popular round-about in Gombe town , a Prison Warden and another individual have been brutally murdered by yet to be identified gunmen on Friday.
Surprises as six contestants emerge in Nigerian Idol
It was a day of mixed reactions as the first set of contestants to make it into the top twelve of the third season of the on-going Nigerian Idol show were chosen by the viewers.
Delta Council boss uncovers N6m fraud
CHAIRMAN of Ughelli South Local Government Area Transition committee, Chief Ovis Uto, Friday said the council has recovered over N6m being paid as salaries to ghost workers by the council.
Oil Spill: FG’s N8bn fines against Shell, Chevron unconstitutional — Saraki
Chairman, Senate Committee on Environment, Mr. Bukola Saraki has declared as unlawful and unconstitutional, the $8 billion fines being sought by the Federal Government of Nigeria against Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron for oil spills in the Niger Delta.

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