Prof Chinua Achebe: Exit of literary giant
Robbery suspect nabbed while selling stolen item to owner
Eagles, Harambee ready to rumble after all the talking
Julius Agwu takes Laff 4 Christ Sake to PH
Egypt, Uganda, 13 others arrive Nigeria for Warri 2013
Eagles must be hard on Kenya, says Ukeachu
Chinua Achebe’s literary harvest…
Can Rita Dominic make history again?
2014 Qualifier: We must not disrespect Kenya – Mba
Let’s take more territories, Onyali-Omagbemi tells AFN
When Nollywood stormed Malawi for AMAA nomination party
goodluck to the President
2face, Annie take delivery of Akpabio’s Prado SUV gift

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Warri 2013: Ogba tasks Nigerian juniors to perform
Athletics Federation of Nigeria president, Solomon Ogba said yesterday that nothing short of good performances are being expected from Nigerian juniors who will chase for continental honours at the maiden African Youth Athletics Championships billed to start March 27 in Warri, Delta.
Coach urges resuscitation of private sports club championships
Samson Ajayi, the Table Tennis Head Coach of the Union Bank Sports Club, Lagos, on Wednnesday appealed to corporate organisations to resuscitate the moribund national championships in private clubs in the country.
Ebonylife TV set to tackle domestic abuse with “Screen Divas’
EbonyLife TV has added a very important and highly strident voice to the global fight against domestic violence with the wrap up of the filming of yet another of its flagship reality programmes, Screen Divas.
Boko Haram: Police arrest 500 foreigners in Lagos
No fewer than, 500 nationals of some neighbouring countries resident in Lagos, were yesterday arrested by the state police command in connection with Thursday’s arrest of two Boko Haram suspects at Ijora area of the state.
Jonathan, Mark, ACF, Buhari, Clark, Babatope, others mourn Achebe
EXACTLY 161 days after releasing his latest and most controversial book: There Was A Country, literary giant, Emeritus Professor Chinualumogu Achebe, yesterday, died of complications arising from old age in a hospital in Boston, United States of America, aged 82. The iconic poet, novelist and critic had been ill for some time.

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