Irate villagers shut down NPDC flow station in Delta
El- Classico fallout: Is Messi still world best?
Third Mainland Bridge: How real is the threat?
Nasarawa varsity killings: Bring perpetrators to book, CLO tells FG
Obama honours Nigerian journalist
Women League congress to hold on Feb. 28
“Only 25% of Nigeria’s medicinal plants being utilised”
Accident claims 8 lives on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
BARCELONA Defeat: Is it diminishing return?
Cristiano Ronaldo is a vital player – Real Madrid
Ailing actress Ngozi Nwosu flies to UK for heart, kidney treatment
Robbers attack local government cashier, cart away N6m
Pope to hold final audience on resignation eve
Man bags 20 yrs jail for killing his father
No Wiretap Law Unless…
Fayemi’s N5m donation tears church apart
One killed, scores injured as area boys clash in Lagos

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Closed market: We’re losing N100bn daily, cry Ladipo traders
TRADERS in the popular Ladipo auto parts market closed down, yesterday, by Lagos State Government on Monday have started counting their losses, saying they are losing at least N100 billion daily.
NDLEA arrests suspected drug peddler
THE National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, yesterday arrested a drug suspect with 1.295 kilogrammes of methamphetamine at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, Lagos aboard an Ethiopian Airline flight on his way to Thailand.
NGF ELECTION: How Presidency’s plot to unseat Amaechi failed
Details of the ‘political coup’ carefully plotted and executed by the Presidency to oust Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State from the leadership of the influential Nigerian Governors’ Forum, NGF, emerged, yesterday, with some of the governors claiming they were put under pressure to work against the governor.
BoT: How Anenih bounced back
…Obasanjo absent at meeting
ABUJA— SIX years after he was removed as Chairman, Board of Trustees, BoT, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Tony Anenih on Monday bounced back to the position through a consensus.
Nasarawa killings: How the crisis began
Following a protest embarked upon by students of Nasarawa State University, Keffi, on Monday, it has now been confirmed that at least four students were shot dead while four others were wounded when soldiers and policemen fired live bullets on the demonstrators.

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