Health minister to meet striking workers Aug. 26
Missing Pakistan journalist found dead – family
Portugal forest fires turn villages ‘into hell’
‘Next generation’ of Al-Qaeda being born in Egypt – Experts
Bradley Manning: Please call me Chelsea
Islamist militias merge, declare jihad on France
Wenger won’t make another bid for Suarez
U.S. declares Lahbous a specially designated global terrorist
Worrisome events that prefigure 2015
Afrobasket: Nigeria beat Mali 74-59
Police rescue 2 kids, 4 others from kidnappers in Delta
India court clears way for Delhi gang-rape verdict
FIFA delegation inspects Goal Project site in Bauchi
Britain calls for independent probe into Zimbabwe vote
Chinese firm sells toxic waste to Nigerian importer

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House of Reps Committee on Education urges FG, ASUU to end strike
The House of Representatives Committee on Education, yesterday, pleaded with the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to end the prolonged lecturers’ strike.
Monetisation Of Our Politics
PREPARATIONS for the November 16 governorship election in Anambra State have again raised the issue of the highly monetised nature of Nigerian politics.
3 nabbed after attempt to abduct ex-Miss Nigeria
Three fake security operatives were arrested in Abeokuta, yesterday, after attempting to kidnap former Miss Nigeria, Feyi Sodipo.
Insurgents kill two policemen, four others in Borno communities
Gunmen, suspected to be members of Boko Haram Islamic sect, yesterday, attacked Gwoza and Gamboru Ngala communities in Borno State, killing two policemen and four members of the communities while seven insurgents also died in the encounters.
Star hits social note with radio frequency tech
STAR lager beer and its digital marketing agency Bytesize have extended the real time experiences of attendees at Nigeria’s biggest music tour Star Music’s The Trek to social media platforms with the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology.
No reversing disqualification of Soludo, others – APGA
THERE is no going back on the disqualification of former Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo and five other aspirants from participating in Anambra State governorship primaries of the ruling All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, holding on August 26, National Chairman of the party, Chief Victor Umeh, has said.
Why northern voters will back Jonathan – Tafawa Balewa
Dr. Abduljhalil Tafawa Balewa, son of Nigeria’s first prime minister, Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, has said that President Goodluck Jonathan would be returned to office in 2015 based on his good works, saying the sophistication of northern voters would shock many.
2015: Tension in Ogun APC as Osoba faction tips Adeola for governor
The crisis rocking the newly registered All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ogun State, has taken another dimension as a faction believed to be loyal to national leader of the party, Chief Olusegun Osoba, reportedly tipped former Managing Director of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Mr.Fola Adeola, to replace Governor Ibikunle Amosun as governor, in the coming election.
Anti-Amaechi forces after Rivers resources – Sen Abe
Chairman, Senate Committee on Petroleum (Down-Stream), Senator Magnus Abe, has said that those fighting Rivers State governor and Chairman of Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, were only after the resources of the state.
$2m fraud: Police arrest suspected Nigerian fraudster in Dubai
In what is considered a breakthrough in its fight against international crimes, the Interpol Unit of the Nigeria Police Force, headed by DCP Adeyemi Ogunjemilusi, has in conjunction with its counterpart in Abu-Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, arrested one Itumo Anthony Chidebere, a suspected fraudster, who fled to Dubai after defrauding a Nigerian businesswoman of $2 million.
Nigeria, US agree on security strategy
The United States-Nigeria Bi-National Commission has agreed on a strategy for dealing with the insurgency that is crippling the country.
Pension: Waiting for the dead-man’s shoes
WITH the virtual collapse of the African welfare system, it was thought that the pension scheme would cater for the welfare needs of the worker at old age.
ALUU FOUR: Fears, worries amid delayed trial of suspects
ON October 5, 2012, when four male students of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) Rivers State were lynched by an out of control mob in Omuokiri Aluu in Ikwerre Local Government Area in jungle justice, the barbarism in the heinous murder attracted spontaneous public disgust and condemnation of global proportion.
Seeds of hope and harvests of despair (2)
THERE was once a time in this country in Nigeria during the Buhari-Idiagbon regime when people normally queued up to enter the bus. People started queuing on the streets because they knew the consequences. We need drastic measures, draconian measures even if just for five years. That is the only way Nigeria can move forward.”
Nigerian players begin quest for places in Lagos Tennis Classics draw
Molade Okoya-Thomas Hall of Teslim Balogun Stadium will today come alive as Nigerian players begin hostilities in the qualifiers for places in main draw of the first Lagos International Table Tennis Classics.

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