I’ve never met girl that took pix of me in bed – Davido
Many killed in Plateau fresh village attack
Lung infection takes Mandela back to hospital
Kidnapped Briton freed in Lagos
Amosun mourns Wole Awolowo
Nigeria loses $5bn as Petrobras divests assests
US deploys B-2 stealth bombers over S. Korea
Pension Scam: Maina didn’t fly out of the country – Lawyer
Soldiers beat Police corporal to coma in Bauchi
Insecurity – What The President Can Do
Orubebe urges govs’ cooperation for N-Delta devt
9 die in Calabar-Ogoja road auto crash
Robbery suspect killed during gun duel with Police
FRSC to deploy 33,000 road marshals for Easter celebrations
Nigeria under siege -Tukur
Subsidy scam: EFCC secures order to repatriate funds from UK

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Ex-Bauchi gov drags Yuguda to court
Former Governor of Bauchi State, Ahmed Adamu Muazu has sued his successor, Governor Isa Yuguda following his indictment by a Judicial Commission of Inquiry as well as the White Paper report of the state government which accepted the recommendations of the commission.
Police arraign father, son for calling LASTMA officials kidnappers
Ogun State Police Command has arraigned a man, Kudaisi Kamoru, and his son, Sulaiman Kamoru, before an Abeokuta magistrate court, for accusing two officials of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, of attempt to kidnap them.
Fashola meets with stakeholders over aliens’ invasion of Lagos
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, met with men of the Neighbourhood Watch, a security outfit the state created, and stakeholders in the security sector over increasing security threat in state in the wake of recent arrest of some terror suspects.
PDP 2015 presidential ticket open to all – Anenih
The 2015 presidential ticket of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, remains open to all eligible members of the party, Chief Anthony Anenih, Chairman, Board of Trustees, BoT, of the party assured yesterday as he took the olive branch to Minna, Niger State.
Senate advocates death penalty for oil thieves
Senate, yesterday, said it was prepared to back capital punishment for oil thieves and those engaged in bunkering if it would solve the problem of pipeline vandalism.

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