Sexual Harassment: Poly to kick out culprits
Woman seeks divorce for lack of sexual satisfaction by husband
New states will kill the federation – Olufemi Okunnu
Bundesliga: Bayern win, Dortmund slump
Press lambast Mourinho after cup final loss
Residents flee after air raids on Boko Haram
NAMA cancels its planned closure of airspace
Church constructs N4.5 m clinic in Adamawa
Eagles will thrash Kenya in Nairobi, says Hamilton
Ferguson, Carragher prepare to bow out
Benitez aims to avoid Euro play-off
My worst ever season, says Mourinho

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Principal impregnates student in Kogi
The Principal of Baptist High School, Ekinrin/Adde, in Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi State Mr. Ajayi Ajibulu has been accused of impregnating one of his students and trying to abort the pregnancy.
AVB fears Euro woe for Spurs
LONDON (AFP) – Andre Villas-Boas admits Tottenham go into the final game of the season against Sunderland bracing themselves for yet more Champions League disappointment on Sunday.
Police to quiz River Speaker, COS over plot to assassinate Amaechi
RIVERS state Police Commissioner, Mr Mbu Joseph Mbu has said he would invite the Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mr Otelemaba Amachree and the Chief of Staff, Government House, Mr Tony Okocha to assist the police with information on their allegation of plans to assassinate the governor of the state and bomb key government institutions .
Mourinho, Ronaldo off as Atletico stun Real
MADRID, May 18, 2013 (AFP) – Atletico Madrid won their 10th Spanish Cup on Friday when they beat bitter city rivals Real Madrid 2-1 in extra-time in a match which saw both Jose Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo sent-off.
Why FG won’t disband Boko Haram amnesty panel – Presidency
Soni Daniel, Regional Editor, North The Federal Government will continue with the process of dialoguing with members of the Boko Haram sect with a view to achieving peace and stability in the North despite the declaration of a state of emergency in three northern states, the Presidency said on Friday. Special Adviser to the President […]
Nigeria must remain united – Rev. Jesse Jackson, Clark, Yakassai
Former American presidential candidate and civil rights activist, Rev Jesse Jackson yesterday described Nigeria as a country having all the potentials to emerge as future global economic power bloc appealing to Nigerians to strive towards peaceful coexistence and work towards national unity.
Nigeria spends $45m on Mali peace, security
In the ongoing efforts to restore peace and stability to Mali, the federal government of Nigeria has spent forty five million dollars as its own contribution apart from other forms of humanitarian assistance given by National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA).
Anambra community outlaws political campaign in churches
Enugwu Ukwu community in Njikoka local government area of Anambra State has outlawed political campaigns in all churches in the area, arguing that the habit of politicians addressing church congregations to canvass for votes had brought denominational dichotomy in the area.
S-East has fared better under Jonathan – Col Akobundu
THE South East Zone has fared better under President Goodluck Jonathan than any period since the First Republic.
2015: Anenih’s agenda for Jonathan
With a reputation stretching back twenty years as a political enforcer, Chief Anthony Anenih was certainly in his elements last Sunday at the closed door caucus of the South-South of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

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