Kolanut to Nigeria’s constitution advisory committee
NSC plans retreat for victorious Golden Eaglets in Calabar
A tale of two operations
ASUU dares FG, continues with strike
Somali PM ousted in no-confidence vote
Oshiomhole reconciles with widow, splashes N2m, scholarship to son
Nigerian hunger striker back in Britain despite losing asylum bid
Messi-less Barcelona suffer defeat again
Re-opening of varsities: OAU students desert campus, lecturers show up
Netanyahu meets pope, talks tough on Iran
Boko Haram attacks prompt 24-hour curfew in Borno
Scores killed as Boko Haram attacks Air force Base in Maiduguri
National Conference: A call to reinvent Nigeria now
We did not suspend principal – LASG
11 Nigerian firms make Africa’s top 100
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SubscribeMinister’s threat to sack ASUU members uncalled for —Rep
MINORITY Whip in the House of Representatives, Mr. Samson Osagie, has described the recent threat by the supervising Minister of Education, Mr. Nyesom Wike, giving four days ultimatum to members of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to call off their strike or be sacked, as uncalled for.
Single term ‘ll solve all our problems – Ekweremadu
The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, CFR has for the second legislative session
running been the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Constitution Review.
I’ll win 2015 Delta guber poll, boasts Gbagi
FORMER Minister of State, Education and chieftain of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, has said that come 2015 governorship election in Delta State, he will emerge the winner as he was the only candidate with the road map to take Delta State to the promised land.
Gunmen kidnap 84-yr-old ex-Biafran soldier, wife
EIGHTY-FOUR-year-old Biafran warlord, Major Azum Asoya (rtd) was kidnapped, Friday night, by gunmen with his wife in his hometown, Okpanam, while attending a burial ceremony at about 10.30 pm.
Against the Foreign Accounts Bill
ON Wednesday, November 20, 2013, the House of Representatives passed the second reading of a bunch of bills which, if they eventually become law, may see corruption in Nigeria go right through the roof and drain the nation’s treasury into foreign bank vaults.
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