ATCON seeks infrastructure for increased broadband penetration
Glo CAF Awards: Ikpeba tips Emenike, Mikel
Did ex-Abia Chief Judge commit perjury?
Lagos ‘deports’ fresh 46 destitute to Osun
Deportation’: TUC sues for peace between Lagos and Anambra
RCCG Convention: 7,000 graduate from Redeemed Bible College
ASUU STRIKE: Student unions differ, as JAF plans mass protest
Crisis looms in APC over presidential ticket
Vice President Namadi Sambo’s Islamic Development Bank loan
Labour shuts Union Homes over sack of 300 workers
Tinubu, Akinrinade predict doom without true federalism
Jonathan pays condolence visit to Fashola
APC’s invitation shows Jonathan is best – Presidency
ABIA 2015: The lot falls on Ukwa/Ngwa
Artists set to define artistic identity
Ogun woos US on investment

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PDP clears Uba, Anenih, Ukachukwu, 10 others for Anambra guber primaries
ABUJA—AHEAD of the August 24 Anambra State primary election of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, the leadership of the party, Wednesday, cleared the following aspirants to contest the election. They are:
Plant root extract causes cancer cells to ‘commit suicide’
…acts on hard-to-diagnose, resistant form of leukaemia
Pamela Ovadje is a doctorate student in the Department of Biochemistry, University of Windsor, Canada. She shot into limelight when she and her colleagues discovered the cancer-killing properties of Dandelion weeds (Taraxacum officinale.) She is following in her father’s footsteps.
Alele-Williams makes case for girl-child education
…as 76 females graduate with first class from CU
In the wake of the recent controversies facing girl-child education in the country, the first female Vice-Chancellor of an African university, Prof. Grace Alele-Williams has stressed the need for quality education for the Nigerian girl.
APGA crisis: Still not over, as Okwu raises questions for Jega
Chief Victor Umeh and Governor Peter Obi may have settled their political differences that split the All Progressives Grand Alliance, but not everyone is satisfied.
We’re determined to rid LASU of rots – Prof. Obafunwa
The Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University, Prof. John Oladapo Obafunwa has expressed optimism and determination to eradicate what he termed the many years of rot in the university, which ranks the first amongst state universities and 11th amongst all the universities in Nigeria (National Universities Commission 2013 ranking).
Stop celebrating foreign certificates to reduce students patronage – Prof. Aje
As the rate of students who patronise foreign institutions increases yearly, the Director-General, French Language Village, Badagry, Professor Samuel Aje has stated that Nigerians should stop celebrating foreign certificate holders more than indigenous certificates to reduce the quest for it.
Youths protest killing of colleague by policeman
Aggrieved youths numbering over a hundred, yesterday, took over the Chief Sunny Egbede Close, Diamond Estate in Amuwo-Odofin area of Lagos, location of the company manned by the mobile policeman who allegedly shot a barber dead and injured three others, protesting the death of one of their own.
Now that summer holiday is here
School is out for the summer or long holidays and this is great news for parents, but not so great for parents, especially when faced with thoughts of keeping the children entertained for over two months.
Anenih: The quintessential and great leader @ 80
AGE, according to the British great philosopher, Mark Twain is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.
Legislators, cats of nine lives
PEOPLE asking for Sovereign National Conference for the purpose of giving this country a Constitution certainly know what they are talking about. There is no way serving legislators can amend the Constitution without amending themselves into it.
Women, groups protest Ugbesia’s alleged endorsement of child-marriage
BENIN—THE Senator representing Edo Central Senatorial District, Senator Odion Ugbesia, who was accused by women groups for allegedly voting in favour of child marriage came under attack again, yesterday, when thousands of women, including members of the International Federation of Women Lawyers, FIDA, and other women organisations in Edo State, staged a protest against the Senate’s decision to retain Section 29 (4) (B) in the ongoing review of the 1999 Constitution.
NLC lauds House of Representatives
THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has lauded members of the House of Representatives, for among others, not only retaining the National Minimum Wage on the exclusive legislative list, but gave its word to ensure it remains so, contrary to the position of the Senate.
Ministry not neglecting maritime sector – Hassan Bello
EXECUTIVE Secretary of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC), Mr. Hassan Bello, has said that the reported neglect of the maritime sector by the Ministry of Transport was untrue. He, however, stressed that all the parastatals under it were well covered in terms of policies and direction.
Rivers Crises: Presidency’s denial an affront on Nigerians – Shaibu
Mr Phrank Shaibu, a public communication consultant, in this interview, speaks on the crises in Rivers State and the way out. Excerpts:
Ethiopian Airlines to commence flight to Enugu – Official
Ethiopian Airlines has said it is set to commence four weekly flights to Nigerian cities including Enugu, the capital of Enugu State beginning from August 24.

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