Our intention is to beat INEC’s record – Akwari
First moments of Pope Francis 1
There’ll be more deaths in Nollywood unless…, says cleric
2014: A dark horse may win Anambra polls – Obidigwe
AMVCA 2013: What Stars wore to the awards night
Darey denies paying Kim Kardashian $500,000
Gunmen attack Maiduguri prison… set inmates free
One killed as gunmen attack Gwoza Prisons, set inmates free
24 killed in bus accident
Rusal suspends operations on Alscon plant
Cameron ‘respectfully’ disagrees with pope on Falklands
Police arraign security guard for negligence
Enugu bans unapproved beauty pageants

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UBA foundation to host mini-marathon for Prostate Cancer Awareness
UBA Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of United Bank for Africa Plc, is organizing a Mini-Marathon in Lagos to create awareness on Prostate Cancer.
Huge truck bomb plot foiled in Kabul
KABUL (AFP) – Afghanistan’s intelligence agency said Friday that it had foiled a massive truck bomb plot in which 7,800 kilogrammes of explosives could have wiped out an area of Kabul. The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said the attack had been planned by the Pakistan-based Haqqani network and the Taliban leadership, though it offered […]
Jonathan hails Kanu Heart Foundation’s plan to establish heart centre
President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday commended Kanu Heart Foundation’s plan to establish a Cardiac Hospital in Nigeria.
N3bn grant will stimulate film production – NFC boss
The Federal Government’s N3 billion grant to Nollywood will stimulate film production in Nigeria, Mr Afolabi Adesanya, the Managing Director/Chief Executive officer of Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC) , said.
Pope can’t alter Catholic law on celibacy, female priesthood – Priest
A Catholic Priest in Umuahia, Rev. Fr. Leo Amafili, has said that the new Catholic Pontiff, Pope Francis, cannot alter the Catholic doctrine on celibacy and female priesthood.
Fulani/Farmers clash: Sultan calls for peaceful conduct
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, has called on Fulani herdsmen and farmers to desist from taking laws into their hands whenever there is a misunderstanding between them.
N2.6bn subsidy fraud: Arisekola-Alao’s son, Abdullahi re-arraigned
SON of Alhaji Arisekola-Alao, an Ibadan businessman, Abdullahi was, yesterday, re-arraigned before Justice Olabisi Akinlade over an alleged N2.6 billion fuel subsidy fraud.
National identity number has no relation with 666 mark of the beast – NIMC
PORT HARCOURT — NIGERIAN Identity Management Commission, NIMC, has dismissed fears that the ongoing electronic identification of Nigerians, was a gradual fulfillment of the Biblical 666 mark of the beast.
Reps to investigate N100 ATM monthly maintenance charge
The House of Representatives has mandated its Committee on Banking and Currency to investigate the structure and composition of approved bank charges on all accounts in Nigeria. The resolution followed a motion by Rep. Babatunde Kazeem (ACN-Lagos), which was adopted when put to vote by the Speaker, Rep. Aminu Tambuwal.
Francis – The Poor’s Pope
Pope Francis sounds fresh and his adopted name, could reflect the papacy of Argentine Jorge Bergoglio, the first non-European pope in 1,300 years (since Gregory III, a Syrian, in 731), the first pope from Latin America, though with strong Italian roots, and the first Jesuit priest to be pope.
Nigeria spends N635bn on wheat importation – Agric Minister
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, yesterday, said Nigeria spends about N635 billion on wheat, wheat flour for use in bread, confectioneries and other foods.
Banker, lover arrested over alleged N40m fraud
Policemen attached to Lion building division, Lagos, have arrested a staff of the Ketu branch of an old generation bank and his lover who is a student of the Lagos State University, Jibowu campus, for allegedly defrauding his employers of N40 million .
Robbery: FAAN bans Bureaux de Change operators from airports
Eight persons, including a child died instantly in an accident which occurred on the Okene-Lokoja highway on Thursday.
Rising crime wave in Nigeria: US laments poor security response
The United States of America, USA, has expressed concern at the rate crime is spreading in Nigeria. The American government lamented the worsening crime rate in coastal areas and the free movement of Islamic extremists between Mali and Nigeria.
Osun govt arrests 3 suspects over illegal mining
Three persons were, yesterday, arrested by the Osun state Government for illegal gold mining in Atakumosa West local government area of the state.

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