Arepo oil pipeline vandalised again
Pastor charged with arson in police barracks
We are in Mali to secure Nigerians – Jonathan
ACN tasks FG on promise to refurbish police colleges
18 hunters killed in Borno
Fashola is fatigued of ideas – Lagos PDP
Man in police net over alleged rape of deaf and dumb
Merger: ACN, CPC move to check Sheriff, Yerima
Attack on Emir: Kano bans commercial motorcyclists
FG to build Centenary City, says SGF
Reps order probe of Ezu River bodies
Afcon: Eagles blast Ahmed Musa, Uche
Kidnap suspect killed in Delta, victim rescued
Nigerian crude may not find market in US in 2013
Man stabs ex-girl friend to death for dumping him
Young NAF officers design, build drone

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Chime: How not to toy with facts
I MUST clarify from the onset that I am a lawyer, not a journalist. So, I do not have any background in the journalism profession.
After Jonathan’s Ikeja Shock
IT would be shameful, if it is true that what President Goodluck saw at the Police College, Ikeja, shocked him. Why was he shocked? In what state did he expect to find a 73-year-old institution that has run for decades without maintenance?
Afcon: Renard under pressure as Keshi plots Zambia’s fall
Herve Renard is feeling the pressure ahead of Friday’s crucial clash against Nigeria.
I’m alive, will be back – Chime, Enugu gov
FOR the first time since he left the country 135 days ago, Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State, yesterday, opened up on his condition, saying he is in good health and will soon return to the country.
Rose Uzoma…what a man can do…
AMONG makers of history, at least as far as Nigeria goes, Rose Uzoma must stand high. She is the second woman ever to head the Nigerian Immigration Service, a male-dominated world in which to be a woman is to be a minority.
Police in Lagos arrest child kidnap kingpin
LAGOS — LAGOS State Police Command, has arrested a 25-year-old man who allegedly specialised in kidnapping children for money making rituals.
Police Minister, IG may clash over college rot
Unending public outcry over the monumental rot in police training institutions across the country may compel the Presidency to summon the Minister of Police Affairs, Navy Captain Olubolade Caleb and the Inspector General of Police, Mr Mohammed Abubakar, to explain their roles in the festering conditions of the institutions.
I.N.C.R.E.D.I.B.L.E : Jobeless pay for federal jobs
IN the face of the Federal Character Commission, FCC, stipulation that all fresh recruitments into the Public Service nationwide comply with the Commission’s guidelines and formulae on equitable distribution of posts, Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government, MDAs, seem to have done nothing in this regard. This development has remained appalling in a country, where the National Bureau of Statistics says about 67 million youths are unemployed. CHARLES KUMOLU reports.
Hope dims on Ejide’s return against Zambia
The remaining flicker of hope on the possibility of seeing injured goalkeeper Austin Ejide return against defending Champions Zambia on Friday in the Eagles second game in Afcon dimmed yesterday.
Nigeria to keep troops in Mali until resolution of crisis
Nigerian troops will remain in Mali till the crisis is over, President Goodluck Jonathan has said.

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