Worrisome events that prefigure 2015
Wenger won’t make another bid for Suarez
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
Monetisation Of Our Politics
3 nabbed after attempt to abduct ex-Miss Nigeria
Insurgents kill two policemen, four others in Borno communities
Star hits social note with radio frequency tech
No reversing disqualification of Soludo, others – APGA
Why northern voters will back Jonathan – Tafawa Balewa
Anti-Amaechi forces after Rivers resources – Sen Abe

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$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.
Kano Govt dismisses six officials for fraud
The Kano State Government has dismissed six of its officials, including three directors over an alleged fraud.
CAO audit certifies Nigeria’s airspace
Nigeria’s civil aviation sector got a boost yesterday as the International Civil Aviation Organisation, ICAO, listed Nigeria as one of the 14 countries in Africa that had achieved effective air safety implementation, above the global average of 61 percent.
Ezekwesili challenges federal legislators to a public hearing on their pay
Former Minister of Education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, yesterday, gave a breakdown of how the National Assembly spent about N1 trillion in the last eight years and challenged the legislators to organise a public hearing on their pay.
Police arrest PDP councillorship aspirant over alleged certificate forgery
EBONYI State Police command, yesterday, confirmed the arrest of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, councillorship aspirant in the just concluded primaries of the party, Mr. Odah Mmaduabuchi, over alleged certificate forgery and impersonation.

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