Kano Arms Cache: Court frees 2 Lebanese suspects
Actress Chika Chukwu turns singer
A plague of wolves
I have passion for good health, beauty and fashion – Okere
Estate agents, customers in tango over plots of land
Oshiomhole swears in new Head of Service
Defection: PDP, Oyinlola in war of words
Understanding the Ogun Health Scheme
Switching to your spouse’s Church after marriage!
Boko Haram: Nigerians urged to back FG
40,000 men, women and children are on HIV treatment — PEPFAR
Police stop 4,000 protesters calling for cancellation Anambra Election
Conflict resolution in marriage
Nigeria ‘ll overcome her challenges – Jonathan
You can change your destiny

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Oil theft: British parliamentarians task Nigeria on surveillance
Members of the British House of Commons have suggested the use of surveillance aircraft as a better means of tackling incessant cases of oil theft and bunkering in Nigeria.
Mikel’s Nigeria’s best in 2013 – Mabo
Former Super Falcons head coach Ismaila Mabo has tipped John Mikel Obi to win the Goal Nigeria Player of the Year award, insisting the Super Eagles’ midfielder pipped his compatriot, Vincent Enyeama to the award from his own standpoint.
Tributes to my brother and friend
Mike and I met at the Nigeria Defence Academy (NDA) as young cadets in 1967, and we became inseparable course mates, friends and confidants. Together, we confronted the challenges of those days with determination to make success of our lives.
Kano Arms Cache: Court frees 2 Lebanese, sentences 3rd accused to life imprisonment
Justice Ademola Adeniyi of the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, yesterday, dismissed the 16-count criminal charge that was preferred against the Lebanese co-owner of Amigo Supermarket, Mustapha Fawaz, by the Federal Government, following his alleged involvement in the illegal importation of arms into Nigeria.
Goodluck the only president talking about development – Chief Nwosu
Chief Evarist Nwosu is a former Comptroller of Customs who retired voluntarily from public Service in 1993. As a strong believer in the unity of Nigeria Chief Nwosu maintains in this interview that Nigeria has the capability to compete favourably with developed countries of the world if only she expands her resource base.

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