APC: The battle is set
30 killed, scores injured in Fulani herdsmen, Eggon farmers clash
Why we’re demolishing houses in Yenagoa – Bayelsa govt
Hilary Clinton: The wonder years
Afcon: Eagles arrive Jo’burg, begin training
Boko Haram: Ndume asks court to quash evidence
Chime, Enugu Gov returns
African coaches treated with less respect – Appiah
Pension thief’s sentencing’ll encourage treasury looters – Cleric
NSCDC arrests 5 suspects over diversion of Kerosene
4 varsity students docked for cultism
Robbers abandon loot, flee with gun
Police nab alleged killers of Imo Director of Protocol
The judgment that set Peter Odili free (4)
Yenagoa: A city gradually losing its innocence
Opposition Reps to Jonathan: Sign 2013 budget now or we over ride it
Anambra 2014: Twinkle twinkle little stars

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Ekiti House: How things fell apart
THE Fourth House of Assembly of Ekiti State, a one-time homogeneous and united legislature that came into existence in June 2011 has now turned against itself. The chamber is enmeshed in an unprecedented crisis.
CLO petitions IGP, others over injured cop
The South-East zone of the Civil Liberties Organisation, CLO, has carpeted the police over its inability to cater for one of its own injured by armed robbers while guarding a first generation bank in Enugu State last May 25.
Delta govt wades into Igbodo community crisis
Asaba—DELTA State Government, Thursday, confirmed that it has formally waded into the rift between the Obi of Igbodo, Obi Ikechukwu Nkeobikwu Osedume I and his subjects following the insistence of the community that the traditional ruler must as a matter of tradition marry an indigene.
Can the Eagles win Afcon? Don’t worrrryyyy!
Can the Eagles withstand the physical attributes of their Burkina Faso counterparts and win the Nations Cup in South Africa on Sunday?
That is my wish.
Presidential advice
RELIABLE sources tell me that President Goodluck Jonathan is becoming increasingly allergic to the advice to which he is subjected on a minute-by-minute basis.
The brotherhood of Ansar (2)
I really appreciate the comments from readers on the last edition on ‘The brotherhood of Ansar’. Though more of the comments were complimentary while a few others were apparently directed by non-muslims to chastise this column, but there serve a great deal of encouragement and sharpen our resolve to continue to put Islam in the right perspective, teach those who dont know and correct the misrepresentation especially by non-Muslims on Islam. I have decided to let our other readers enjoy some of these comments and contributions this week.
JTF probes alleged involvement of soldiers in oil theft
Authorities of Joint Task Force, JTF, in the Niger Delta, code named Operation Pulo Shield, have ordered the setting up of a panel of inquiry into the alleged involvement of some soldiers in the theft of petroleum products at Ososike area, Eleme Local Government Area of Rivers State.
Understanding Nigeria and its people
NIGERIA, which has been described as a mere “geographical expression”, is also to many people, a funny place where “anything goes”.
Natural medicine demystifies cancer, says Ayodele
A frontline Naturopath, and Herbal Medicine practitioner Dr. Isaac Ayodele, has called for greater emphasis on consideration of natural medicine in the management treatment of cancer in Nigeria.
Is Nomoloss in love?
It’s no longer news that Nomoloss who started off as an artiste with his first single, Iyawo Olele, suddenly got tired of jumping on stage, and later delved into artiste management and music production.

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