Police recover weapons of war in Kano
Televeras joins AYAC 2013
Ogbuefi Achebe’s songs to immortality
Bayelsa releases N302m for WAEC/NECO fees
Ezeife advocates self-defence for Igbo in north
Nwokedi backs Ajibola over solution to Boko Haram menace
Nigeria to begin vaccine production — NAFDAC
Obuh cries over F-Eagles defeat
NCS seizes 1,711bags of rice in Adamawa
Sexiest in Nollywood season three is on
PTML command warns fraudulent importers
Man kills uncle at masquerade festival in Nsukka
$620,000 scam: Farouk sack is on moral grounds – Zakari
Can an elected president spend more than eight years

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Tuface, Annie Idibia’s wedding vows revealed!
Annie Idibia has via Facebook uploaded the vows she said to her husband Tuface on her wedding day in Dubai last weekend.
Nollywood star Vincent Opurum visits orphanage in Plateau
Nollywood actor, Vincent Opurum has expressed need for the privileged to see to the constant welfare of orphans in the country.
NSCDC officers allegedly killed by police in Lagos
The Lagos Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Wednesday accused the police of killing two of its personnel attached to its anti-vandal squad.
Scientists pinpoint gene coding errors for cancer
The biggest-ever trawl of the human genome for cancer-causing DNA errors has netted more than 80 tiny mutations, a finding that could help people at high risk, researchers said Wednesday.
APC: ACN holds convention
Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, has set April 18 for its national convention where it hopes to adopt a resolution collapsing the party into All Progressive Congress, APC.
MEDICAL TOURISM: High tech diagnostic to the rescue?
ALL over the world medical tourism has become a major source of income. Saudi Arabia, India, Germany and even Dubai earn very high revenue from medical tourism as a result of the huge investments their governments and individuals made in constructing and equipping hospitals, laboratories and other medical centres with state-of-the-art facilities.
Woman hides drug in private parts
Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Wednesday arrested a 33 years old Senegalese woman with 680 grammes of heroin and cocaine tactically hidden in her private parts at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos while attempting to board an Arik Air flight to Dakar.
Pension Scam: Court stops Senate from arresting Maina
Justice Adamu Bello of the Federal High Court in Abuja, Wednesday issued an order of perpetual injunction restraining the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, from arresting the embattled Chairman of the disbanded Pension Reform Task Team, PRTT, Mr. Abdulrasheed Maina.
Nigeria is under siege – Tukur
National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur has alerted that the incessant attacks unleash on the nation by some terrorist groups, points to a direction that Nigeria is under siege.
Stop rejecting corp members, Chime orders ministries, agencies
Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu state has directed government Ministries, Departments and Agencies in the state not to reject corp members posted to them for their primary assignments.
Ogun Govt recommends death penalty for corruption
The Ogun State Government recommended death penalty for corrupt practices in the country, calling for an urgent review of the Nigerian criminal code and the Magistrate Court laws to sentence people found guilty of corruption to death.
Petrobras plans N795bn divestment from Nigerian oil blocks
Brazilian oil major, Petroleo Brasileiro SA, Petrobras, yesterday, commenced moves to sell off its stake in some Nigerian oil blocks valued at N795 billion ($5 billion).
Pornography Case: Covenant University was right – Court
Justice Mobolaji Ojo of an Ogun High Court sitting in Ota, Wednesday, dismissed the suit filed by 20-year-old Longji Felix Vwamhi, a 400 level student of Information and Communication Technology department of Covenant University, challenging the institution over his expulsion for being in possession of pornographic materials in his laptop. The case was dismissed for lack of merit.
Mother gets 30 years jail for starving kids to death
A 25-year-old mother whose two young children starved to death surrounded by rubbish after she locked them in her apartment has been sentenced to 30 years in jail in Japan, reports said Wednesday.
UN calls on Taliban to join peace process
The United Nations envoy to Afghanistan on Wednesday called on the Taliban to join a peace process as the bulk of NATO combat troops prepare to leave the country by the end of next year.

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