British schools empower Nigerian students
FEC meeting postponed to next week
Police exhume Abia varsity Law student’s corpse
MERGER LATEST: APC, Opposition’s mega party emerges
Anambra needs N23bn to rehabilitate flood victms
AFCON 2013: Super Eagles for final
Rainbow gives Goodluck Coat of many colours
STATE OF THE NATION: Nwabueze, Maitama Sule, others meet on Saturday
Employer can’t use PRA to deny workers gratuity, says labour
Group seeks law compelling payment of pensioners’ benefits
Nigeria assures international community on education delivery
End Maku’s circus tour now
FG should fund research on space weather – Bells Varsity VC
Ebonyi seeks FG’s assistance in N36bn water reticulation project
Aregbesola, Ajibola advise Mimiko to join S-West integration
Reps to probe Destination Inspection contract

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Farmers to get N1bn agric loan in Sokoto
Sokoto—Dry season farmers in Sokoto State are to get N1 billion loans to boost food production, Commissioner for Agriculture, Alhaji Arzika Tureta has said.
Being Black
By Ikeogu Oke What does it mean to be African, or black? To be ever threatened with drowning in a sea of lack? Does it mean to wake poor, and sleep in squalor, And live as if you’re drained of strength and valour? Does it mean to doubt the power of your own mind, And […]
Making Legal Aid work in Nigeria’s police stations
During its first year the project reduced the number of pretrial detainees by 88.4 percent in Imo; 86.2 percent in Kaduna; 30.5 percent in Ondo; and 61 percent in Sokoto.
House faults Web Fontaine over $6m monthly revenue
House of Representatives Committee on Customs has slammed Web Fontaine, which powers the Automated System of Customs Data (ASYCUDA), over inadequate provision of infrastructure at the sea port.
In 2013, NGOs must return to the trenches (4)
Obiagwu concludes this week, this article on why the human rights community must go back to the trenches.
Amnesty Phase III: FG to verify arms surrendered by ex-militants in Delta
PRESIDENTIAL Amnesty Verification Team led by Air Vice Marshal James Gbum, has arrived Delta State to verify the arms and ammunition supposedly surrendered by ex-militants who have been agitating to be included in the third phase of the amnesty programme.
Optometrists, Dispensing Opticians tackle quackery
IN line with its resolve to improve healthcare delivery, the Optometrists and Registration Board of Nigeria has cautioned against the infiltration of quacks into the dispensing and opticianary profession.
Kerosene black marketers lynch NSCDC officials
Four officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, in Jigawa State were beaten to stupor by kerosene black marketers and fuel attendants at the Dutse NNPC mega-station while their official vehicle was smashed.
Senators float endowment fund to save college
Senators Gbenga Ashafa and Oluremi Tinubu, representing Lagos East and Central districts, respectively, have launched an endowment fund of N1 million each in Michael Otedola College of Primary Education (MOCOPED), Noforija, Epe, Lagos.
Afcon: Keshi dedicates win to God, Nigerians
Coach Stephen Keshi has dedicated Super Eagles 4-1 thrashing of Mali in the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations to God and Nigerian fans

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