Mourinho: Blame me for Chelsea’s defeat
Igwilo sure Eagles ‘ll qualify
PDP CRISIS: How reconciliation efforts hit brickwall
Airtel, Nokia begin exchange of phones in Nigeria
Bolt makes a u-turn on 2016 retirement date
LG polls: Enugu sets the pace
Effects of electricity tariffs on small business in Nigeria
Liverpool unleash Moses on Southampton
Boko Haram in deadly rampage in Yobe
NECO releases 2013 May/June SSCE results
Court dismisses contempt suit filed against NECO
Wanted Anambra commissioner resigns
Public security communication project ‘ll boost police capacity – IG
Sovereign Wealth Fund to redistribute oil wealth – CBN
Taraba Speaker attacked, escorts receiving treatment
APC wants Defence portfolio taken from Maku

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FG not transparent, sincere in addressing rot in education sector – ASUU
The Bauchi State Chapter of the Academic Union of Universities has said that the union will not shift grounds on their demand for the hundred percent implementation of the 2009 agreement, saying that the federal government is not transparent and sincere in addressing the rot in the education sector.
Nigerian fertiliser firm linked to jailed ex-governor
Jailed Nigerian former oil state governor James Ibori used front men and shell companies to acquire a hidden stake in privatised Nigerian fertiliser company Notore, a British police detective told a London court on Wednesday.
Mali president inaugurated in front of thousands
Leaders from across Africa and France arrived in Mali on Thursday for the inauguration of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita in front of thousands of supporters as the nation entered a new era of democracy after months of political chaos.
‘Nigeria loses $260bn annually to rice importation’
A former Executive Director, National Root Crops Research Institute (NRCRI) Umudike, Abia, Dr Kenneth Nwosu, says Nigeria loses more than 260 billion dollars annually on rice importation.
More expectant mothers opt for Caesarian Session – Gynaecologist
Dr Enyinnaya Nduka, a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, said on Thursday that more expectant mothers were opting for Caesarian Session (CS) as the process had become increasingly safer.

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