Ghana U20 coach targets Benin for revival
CAF CL: Rangers expected tomorrow
Privatisation: Bidders pay $156.5m for five power firms
Is LAGBUS going the way of LSTC?
Boko Haram and the Nigerian political elites
How I escaped death at VC’s office – Bailiff
Ayobo: Residents express fears as the rains start
Imoke leads Eagles Into Calabar
The mess in Imo: No longer a laughing matter
Our battle against ghosts in Delta — Ofili, HOS
CAN accuses Bauchi govt of insensitivity over Achaba
Spill judgment: Farmer awaits Shell response
Enact Oilfield Anti-Indemnity Law in Nigeria (1)
Japan boosts child survival in Nigeria with N443m
FCT polls: A lonely victory dance for PDP

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Chieftaincy crisis: 15 suspects arrested over mayhem
Kwara State Police Command yesterday confirmed the death of two persons (not police officers), adding that no fewer than 15 suspects have been arrested in connection with the breakdown of law and order in Ganmo community, Ifelodun local government area of the state.
Senate wades into Eket-Ibeno road contract, queries delay
Port Harcourt—The Senate has waded into the Eket-Ibeno road contract in Akwa Ibom State that was awarded by Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, since November 2009.
Bayelsa faults DMO on debt profile
Bayelsa State Governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson, yesterday, said his administration had not borrowed a kobo since its assumed office, despite the reported debt profile of the state by the Debt Management Office.
FG approves $1bn bond for electricity trader
The Federal Government has empowered the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trader with the sum onebillion Dollars, $1 billion, which has been approved in form of bond, to enable it purchase electricity from the generating companies.
NAFDAC facilitates donation of free ARVs to Benue
As part of efforts to widen Nigerians’ access to safe and efficacious ant—retroviral medicines, ARVs, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, recently facilitated donation of free ARV drugs to the SEV-VA Foundation of the Benue State First Lady, Architect Dooshima Yemisi Suswam. The drugs donated by the ACTLAP Children Foundation of Canada by to support the Foundation to ameliorate the plight of people living with HIV in the State.
4 injured as LP, ACN supporters clash in Ondo tribunal’s venue
AT least four persons reportedly sustained injuries following a clash between supporters of the ruling Labour Party in Ondo State and the opposition, Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, at the venue of the Election Petition Tribunal yesterday.
AYC: Dosu backs Flying Eagles to bounce back
As Nigerians expect the Flying Eagles to do well at the African Youth Championship in Algeria, former international Josehp Dosu in a chat with Goal.com predicted that the John Obuh-led boys have what it takes to defend the trophy they won two years ago.
Nordica Lagos tackles endometriosis with awareness
TOWARDS saving Nigerian women from the pain and trauma of endometriosis – an incurable female health disorder that occurs when the endometrium (cells lining the uterus) grow in other areas of the body, Nordica Fertility Centre, with offices in Lagos, Asaba and Abuja, in conjunction with the Endometriosis Support Group, have joined other organisations in the world to support affected women as well as create more awareness and enlightenment about the disorder.
How I steal Camry cars with master key – Suspect
A 30-year-old son of a traditional ruler of Ezeakoli village in Ideato area of Imo State, yesterday, gave a starling revelation of how he used to steal Camry cars from where they are parked, with the aid of a master key, selling same to ready buyers at give away prices.
W/Cup qualifier: Mikel, Martins, Moses storm camp today
Twelve out of 23 players expected to feature for the national team against the Harambee Stars of Kenya on Saturday started training in Calabar on Monday evening.
It’s risky to buy shares with Hot Money
Many of the people that lost money when the stock market crashed between 2008 and 2009 did so because they invested with hot money. In fact, the crash of the market was triggered by hot money.
60 killed in Kano bus park bombing
About 60 people were feared dead, yesterday evening, in Kano when a suicide bomber attacked a bus park located at Sabon Gari, a predominantly Christian quarters.
I have lost faith in Nigerian stock market
Saddened by the dwindling crash experienced by the Nigerian stock market in 2008, a 400 level student of the Department of Public Relations/Advertising, Lagos State University (LASU), Bolanle Apete, said that she has lost faith in the market as she is yet to recover her investments.
WC Qualifier: Kenya foreign pros yet to join camp
Kenya are still expecting the bulk of invited foreign based players to join camp, as only one of the seven invited has teamed up with their home based counterpart.
Emir of Dutse to lawmakers: Allah ‘ll guide you, history ‘ll judge you
Dutse—Emir of Dutse, Jigawa State, Alhaji Nuhu Sunusi, has lamented over what he described as the numerous problems bedevilling the country and asked the National Assembly to find lasting solutions to them.

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