The concept of amnesty and its place in human rights discourse (2)
This is the beginning; this is the end
Microsoft brings Windows 8.1 in 230 markets, 37 languages
Alleged double registration: Ekwunife may replace Obiano
Imo and Abia govts row over Okorocha’s reception(2)
Demystifying true beauty
Ogun: Mixed fortunes for APC, PDP
Governors’ stance on retirement worries NASU
20-yr-old docked for N.4m theft
Sweden eye group F top spot
AIG, Amu task Nigerians on security
Policemen clash in Mile 2
Education remains in the woods – Shodimu
FUTA students win 2013 ISPON national software cup
Maigari rallies behind Golden Eaglets
Nigeria, Indonesia others rank high in piracy

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FIFA U-17 World Cup: Iraq must fall – Eaglets
Golden Eaglets’ captain, Musa Muhammed and free-scoring Kelechi Iheanacho have assured that Iraq would surely suffer the backlash after the team’s 3-3 draw against Sweden on Tuesday.
Oduah splits Presidency, off to Israel for pilgrimage, BASA deal
Embattled Minister of Aviation, Princess Stella Oduah, has left Nigeria for Israel despite the furore generated by the controversial purchase of N225 million bullet-proof vehicles for her by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA.
William, Kate gather friends, family for son’s christening
Britain’s Prince William and his wife Catherine named the godparents for their baby son Prince George on Wednesday, as they gathered close friends and family for a low-key christening far removed from the global hype surrounding his birth.
Man’s body hanging for eight years a in flat
The new owner of an apartment near Paris made a shocking discovery last week when he took possession: the mummified body of the previous owner which had been hanging for eight years.
Success recipe: All is right with the world!
Once upon a time a minister was trying to prepare a sermon on a Saturday morning. However, his young son was restless and bored and every few minutes he would interrupt his chain of thought. Becoming weary of the interruption, the minister picked up an old magazine with a map of the world on it. He took the map and tore it into a number of pieces and threw the scraps all over the floor and said to his son, “Johnny, if you can put this all together, I’ll give you a quarter”, trying to engage the youngster so that he could complete his sermon. However, within three minutes the boy told his father happily that he had finished.

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