3 Bolivians, 2 Nigerians docked over iilicit drug
How to ensure healthy eyes
Awa Kalu, SAN a cherished diamond at 60 (2)
Banks to inject N17bn into rice cultivation in Niger
Next Reality show to revive reading culture
Fire kills mother, 5 children in Kaduna
54-yr-old monarch arraigned for kidnapping
Day Lagos honoured education partners
Otedola vs Farouk: Court adjourns suit indefinitely
Teacher bags 6-month jail for stealing phone
ACN’s National Vice Chairman kidnapped, N30m demanded
More ghost workers uncovered in Ondo
Anti-riot policemen take over Ogoni communities
Alleged rape at Abraka police station: AIG deploys DPO, DCO

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Corruption should attract death penalty!
The hydra-headed monster called corruption, the bane of Nigeria’s development, was the topic of discussion by commuters in the Ikoyi-bound commuter bus popularly called Danfo this Monday morning.
Beckham floors Messi, Ronaldo in football’s rich-list
DAVID BECKHAM has been confirmed as the highest-paid footballer in the world, despite giving his wages at current club Paris Saint-Germain to charity.
Imoke splashes cash, land on Eagles
The governor of Cross River State, Lyel Imoke, had kept his promise of rewarding the Super eagles for winning the Cup of Nations.
Harambee Stars arrive, fume over flight schedule
Kenya’s ambitious Harambee Stars flew into Lagos on Wednesday afternoon hoping they would not be too much of a mincemeat for African champions Nigeria in Saturday’s 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying match in Calabar.
Shipping sector needs competition to grow, says Ezekwesili
Having taken a cursory look at the shipping sector, which has contended with stunted growth in Nigeria, former World Bank’s Vice President for Africa Region, Mrs. Obiageli Ezekwesili, has said that it is only competition that can drive development in the shipping industry.
Importers fret as flying of containers return
Importers using the ports in Lagos State are fretting over alleged resurgence of flying of containers from the ports.
China to undertake large-scale shale gas production by 2015
China has announced plans to undertake large-scale commercialized production of shale gas by 2015.
According to its 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-2015), the country said it hopes to achieve its production target of 6.5 million cubic meters by 2015, by accelerating its pace in surveying and exploring the unconventional energy source.
Rights group blame Kano bomb blast on Borno elders
Human Rights group, Youth and Conflict Resolution Initiatives, YCRI, has called on the federal government to hold Borno Elders and Leaders of Thoughts, BELT, responsible for the continuous threat of Boko Haram and the bomb blasts in Kano that killed over 60 people and injured many others.
Alamieyeseigha: NBA slams Jonathan over pardon
The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Wednesday, kicked against the recent pardon granted to the convicted former Governor of Bayelsa State, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha by President Goodluck Jonathan, describing it as a bad signal to the country’s’ quest to purge itself of corruption.
Iran resumes oil project abandoned by Indian firm
Iran is re-appraising an offshore oil field that India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) had abandoned as commercially non-viable.
According to Jalal Mousavi, head of the National Iranian Offshore Oil Company’s research and development bureau, the project is at the stage of processing seismic data.

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