Amiesimaka congratulates Eagles
Brewing troubles for the Money drop?
Oshiomhole battles ACN leaders, awaits PDP’s onslaught
Afcon: We got confidence from victory over CIV – Mikel
Sen Gyang, lawmaker’s killing: STF arrests 21 suspects
LG polls: Group faults ACN on ceding of chairmanship position
Police arrest fake Lieutenant who specialises in car theft
Nigeria and quest for nuclear power energy in the 21st Century (2)
Absence of judge stalls N672m fraud charge against Speaker’s PA
Subsea 7, Sea Trucks bag Erha North contract
FCTA, NLC, private investors to build recycling factory
25,000 pupils for national mathematics competition
Kuku not involved in Boyloaf’s arrest – Amnesty office
I won’t endorse protest against Jonathan – Odenema
MPN declares Force Majeure
$3m bribery scam: Farouk, Emenalo beg for release
Democracy and its porous economy

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Dry season farmers to get N1bn agric loan
Dry season farmers in Sokoto state are to get various loans totaling N1 billion to boost food production, Commissioner for Agriculture, Alhaji Arzika Tureta has said.
We played Brazil not Nigeria – Mali goalkeeper
Mali goalkeeper Mamadou Samassa compared their Wednesday’s opposition to five-time World Cup champions Brazil after they succumbed to a 4-1 drubbing at the hands of the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the semi-finals of the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Durban.
Too much TV lowers sperm count
A few years ago, it was learned that too much TV might kill sooner. Now, a new study by the Harvard School of Public Health study has said excessive TV-watching could deplete sperm count.
Enzyme behind breast cancer mutations identified
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have uncovered a human enzyme responsible for causing DNA mutations found in the majority of breast cancers. The discovery of this enzyme — called APOBEC3B — may change the way breast cancer is diagnosed and treated.
Breast milk reduces risk of sepsis in low-birth-weight infants
Feeding human breast milk to very-low-birth-weight infants greatly reduces risk for sepsis and significantly lowers associated neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) costs, according to a study by Rush University Medical Center researchers.
Burkina are a very, very good team – Ghana
Ghana, down and out after their shock semi-final loss to Burkina Faso here Wednesday, will pick thermselves up to face Mali in the third-place play-off, assistant coach Maxwell Konadu said.
Cargo train service skeletal two months after launch
The Nigeria Railway Corporation, NRC, is yet to commence full cargo operations two months after launch. The cargo train service was launched alongside the passenger inter-city train service on the penultimate week of December 2012.
Report uncovers deadly viral gene found in commercial GMO crops
A NEW report issued by the European Food Safety Authority, EFSA, has uncovered that most Genetically Modified Organisms, GMOs, in commercial use today contain a hidden viral gene known as “Gene VI”, that appears unsafe for human consumption.
FG inaugurates NPA, NIMASA boards, plans new port in Badagry
THERE are indications that both the Federal Government and the Lagos State Government have concluded plans to construct a mega port with a view to decongesting the Lagos ports.
Rooney insists title race far from over
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney believes it is too soon to talk of the Premier League trophy heading back to Old Trafford.

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