Of Hosannas and nail him to the cross chanters
Can an elected president spend more than eight years? (2)
They write about death
South Africa’s absence weakens sprints competition
CAN U-17: Milutinovic gives Eaglets success tips
Fun, drama as Swaroop hands over to Ogunsanya
Group backs Jonathan on amnesty for Boko Haram
Lagos speaker tasks journalists on professional ethics
We’re committed to raising awareness on cancer – UBA boss
Edo CPC carpets PDP over 5-junction road project
BlackBerry shows signs of life in transition quarter
I can’t read too much into Eagles draw – Kenya coach
SPARC identifies cause, solutions to Nigeria’s woes
Lagos acquires 100 compactors for PSPs
Court orders arrest of Kogi CJ, AG, Head of Service
MTN staff abducted in Lagos

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Arowolo: My ex-wife preferred her ex-boyfriend
Akolade Arowolo, who allegedly murdered his banker wife, Titilayo Arowolo, Thursday, told an Ikeja High Court that his late wife preferred her ex-boyfriend to him and their baby.
Appeal Court strikes out Ondo AP’s suit against tribunal ruling
Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, yesterday, dismissed the appeal filed by Accord Party, AP, against the ruling of the Election Petition Tribunal, which struck out its petition even as it restored part of the petition by Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, governorship candidate, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, for trial.
University of Uyo disowns media report on fake doctor
The University of Uyo Teaching Hospital, Akwa Ibom State, has denied media reports that one Usen Effiong, was apprehended by the internal security of the hospital and handed over to the police on Tuesday for pretending to be a medical doctor and consulted for the hospital.
Why Ikeja Hotel has not paid dividend for 2 yrs – Goodie Ibru
Ikeja Hotel Plc has said that its inability to pay dividend in the last two years was due to the planned refurbishment of one of its subsidiaries – Lagos Sheraton hotel.
Pope washes prisoners’ feet in unprecedented Easter rite
Pope Francis washed the feet of 12 young offenders including two girls and two Muslims at a Rome prison on Thursday in an unprecedented version of an ancient Easter ritual, seen as part of efforts to bring the Catholic Church closer to those in need.

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