Lagos State appoints Heritage Bank as revenue collection bank
CBN moves against dud cheque issuers
‘Delta beyond oil’ and the new tax regime
Chelsea sink Hull on Mourinho’s return
How 4years of reform transformed Customs – Compt. Jubrin
APC asks Okupe to tell Nigerians why PDP has failed
Concerns grow over ALSCON!
Egypt army chief vows to stand firm in face of violence
Don’t breach peace with religion, says Sultan
British police probe new Princess Diana ‘murder claim’
Rooney tight-lipped on Man United future
N. Korea agrees to hold family reunions with S. Korea
Lagos reiterates ban on Okada riders
APGA Screening Panel dismisses Soludo, Obaze others’ appeal
Domestic, global challenges await Obama after holiday

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APGA will not reverse disqualification of Soludo, others
The Chairman of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) in Anambra, Chief Mike Kwentor, said it would not over ruled the disqualification of six aspirants for ticket the party’s governorship ticket.
Egypt’s death hits 750, as Islamists vow new demos
Supporters of ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi announced new demonstrations on Sunday as the country grew increasingly polarised and the death toll in four days of violence topped 750
Before Femi-Fani Kayode dies of Igbophobia
I had the ugly experience of reading the infantile postulations of a former minister of aviation, Mr. Femi Fani –Kayode, headlined, ‘The bitter truth about the Igbo’. I wept for Nigeria as I remembered that such a character was once a member of the Federal Executive Council under Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s presidency.
Jonathan creates new army division, sends 8,000 troops after Boko Haram
President Goodluck Jonathan appears set to boost the strength of the military in the insurgency infested North-east after indications emerged that about 8,000 troops are being sent there.
God is a servant of men
On 21st April, 2013, Douglas Anele wrote an article in Vanguard newspaper entitled: “Femi Aribisala and his Errand-Boy God” in response to my earlier article: “The God who Does Not Exist.” In my article, I detailed many astonishing things the God Douglas says does not exist did for me. Douglas’ position was that the God who would do all such things would amount to no more than my errand-boy
TWIST IN ABACHA CSO’sCASE: Why Al-Mustapha, Shofolahan should die – Lagos govt
It is not yet uhuru for Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, former Chief Security Officer, CSO, to late Head of State, Gen Sani Abacha, over his acquittal by the Court of Appeal as Lagos State government on Monday, filed an appeal at the Supreme Court to challenge the court’s decision that set him and Alhaji Lateef Shofolahan free over the murder of Alhaja Kudirat Abiola. Shofolahan was Kudirat’s aide.
Rivers rejects judgment against Commission of Inquiry, vows to appeal
RIVERS State government has vowed to appeal against the judgment of a Port Harcourt High Court that prohibited the Commission of Inquiry into the fracas that rocked the state House of Assembly from going ahead with it’s work.
An ex-governor’s help runs deep
Many people may not be happy with the achievements of Chief Lucky Igbinedion while he was governor of Edo State, but there are thousands of persons whose lives he has touched through charity. Since he left office in 2007, apart from attending to his businesses, the former governor has been busy giving help to the helpless in different orphanage homes in Edo State.
The story of Olusegun Obasanjo and Atiku Abubakar
This is the story of how former President Matthew Okikiolakan Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo and former Vice President, Turaki Atiku Abubakar, first met, and how their relationship blossomed before nose-diving over political ambition.
2015: Day South-South leaders rose for Jonathan
SATURDAY, August 3, 2013 was a special day for the people of Delta Central Senatorial District of Delta State. It was a day South-South leaders and eminent Deltans stormed the area to mobilize support for re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015.
Killings: Igbo demand reparation from Nigeria
The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, yesterday, set up a committee to look into the issue of reparation and royalties due to Ndigbo since after the civil war.
DPP will win a free and fair election -Edijala
After several weeks of consultations, Olorogun Abel Edijala, a two-time governorship flagbearer in Delta State, finally declared interest in the race for the bye election to fill the vacancy left by the passage of Senator Pius Akpor Ewherido to represent Delta Central Senatorial District in the Senate.
The difference between running the country and running the country down(2)
As David-West observed, shame is an important human emotion that enables normal human beings “to recoil from evil and bad behaviour, and so tread the path of rectitude and honour.” Shamelessness immunises one psychologically from the pain of evil conduct: the mental disposition allows so-called eminent Nigerians to “wine and dine” with former dictators who almost ran the country aground.
Is Gov. Fashola different from Gov. Peter Obi?
I admire Governor Fashola of Lagos State a lot and would have volunteered to be part of his campaign team if he were to contest the 2015 Presidential elections. Recently however, one of his policies greatly upset me.
A time will come….?
Can someone tell me the direction in which Nigeria is heading as am beginning to lose my orientation. In the last couple of weeks there have been so much going on and none of them any way to move towards the future

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