Pakistani Christians protest after Muslim mob attack
Amnesty for BH: Jonathan knows them, they aren’t ghosts – Rep fires
Benue Police gun down two bank robbery suspects in Makurdi
ACN condemns arrest of Ahmed Yerima
Archbishop Obinna speaks on expectations on new Pope
How we foiled bank robbery operation – Lagos CP
Akunyili plans foundation on safe medicine
FG promises police more support for games
Chelsea to sell Torres for just £15m
Jonathan congratulates Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta
Mandela spends night in hospital
‘PDP not afraid of merger by opposition parties’
These men are dangerous: Jonathan/Obasanjo – 1

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Nigeria has a record of failures in aviation – Fadugba
…Says no private airline has the capacity to be national carrier in Nigeria
Nick Fadugba, publisher of one of the world’s most authoritative aviation magazine, is perhaps one of Nigeria’s few exports to the aviation world. His deep understanding of the workings of the aviation industry worldwide informed the need he had yet remained Africa’s voice in global aviation interface, the reason most airlines on the continent consult him before buying outright or wet-leasing aircraft for their operations.
CHRIS AIRE: A Nigerian can succeed any where in the World
…How I introduced D’banj to Snoop Dogg
After weeks and months of trying to track him, an opportunity came last week. This is the story of Christopher Airemiokhai Iluobe, otherwise known as Chris Aire.
Nigerian Christians in US decry FG’s inability to tame Boko Haram
…donates N8m to victims
ABUJA—NIGERIAN Christians based in the United States of America, operating under the aegis of the Christian Association of Nigerian-Americans (CANAN) have expressed disgust over the continuous killing of Christians in the northern part of the country.
20 Boko Haram suspects, 2 soldiers killed in Maiduguri
Nigeria’s army said Saturday it had launched an operation in the northern city of Maiduguri, the bastion of Islamist group Boko Haram, that led to the deaths of 20 suspected militants and two soldiers.
Ansaru Islamists claim to kill 7 foreign hostages
Nigerian Islamist group Ansaru on Saturday claimed to have killed seven foreign hostages abducted from a construction site last month in the country’s restive north, SITE Intelligence Group said, but there was no immediate confirmation from Nigerian authorities or the countries the hostages were said to be from.

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