Sectarian clashes in Plateau kill 23
Gunmen kidnap Bayelsa commissioner’s mother
Polio: Nine WPV cases recorded in four states and FCT
FG okays construction of 13 road projects
Only falsehood will set you free
NFF backs Obuh
Gov Dickson’s wrong WAR (1)
Chinua Achebe’s undying place in our memories
2 shot dead in renewed communal conflict in Enugu
Nosbrite promotes effective teeth cleansing
Face-off: NAF probes assault on PHCN workers
FG sells Omotosho Power Plant to Chinese investors
Delta Varsity VC vows to expel cultists
Ekiti: Fayemi’s activism on ground

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Daily Times: Appeal Court orders retrial of DSV case
The Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos, yesterday, ordered retrial in the case by DSV Limited, a shareholder in Daily Times Nigeria Limited, who had alleged gross and illegal sale of Daily Times assets.
When Prof Oladipo taught a lesson on climate change…
If you thought climate change was some distant phenomenon happening in a far away country, think again. Prof. Emmanuel Oladipo, once thought so too.
Artificial dialysis machine to save many lives
Mr. Eyiowuawi Abiola is a lecturer at the Tai Solarin College of Education, Omu-Ijebu, Ogun State and an associate member of the Nigerian Institute of Science Laboratory Technology. At the 12th National Council on Science and Technology Meeting and Exhibition held in Ibadan recently, Eyiowuawi spoke to Vanguard Learning on one of his innovations, Artificial Human Kidney Dialysis machine. Excerpts:
LUTH nephrologists test 800 UNILAG students, staff for kidney damage
Worried by increasing cases of kidney diseases across the country, the Renal Unit, Department of Medicine, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, Lagos, penultimate Thursday, got no fewer than 800 students and staff of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), tested for early signs of kidney damage.
Customs truncating clearing process at Apapa, Tin-Can – NCMDLCA scribe
National Secretary of the National Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents (NCMDLCA), Mr. Uchu Block, has accused the management of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) at both Apapa and Tin-can Commands of truncating the clearing process.

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