Star Times accused of bribing officials for Kenyan license
‘Prayer can stop Boko Haram insurgency’
Why ports are not working — ICPC
Ijaw salute J.P. Clark at 80
J P Clark @ 80:Documenting the icon in portraiture
Telling the Nigerian Story in Comic
Political gains in girl-child education worry Bauchi stakeholders
130 firms closed shop —MAN
At 81, Onobrakpeya reflects with Recent Experimentals
MISSING $49.8BN OIL MONEY Nigeria will collapse if …, says NNPC
NCD Fund: ‘Timely intervention for indigenous oil, gas operators’
Ex-militants make case for Kuku
Amnesty Office uncovers plan to defraud beneficiaries
Delta 2015: Ndokwa calls for equity
Mandela was once-in-a-lifetime person— Sen Bucknor-Akerele
LP denies expelling Gbenga Daniel

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The questions Obasanjo must answer, by Kashamu
Prince Buruji Kashamu, the PDP National Vice Chairman in the South-west, was accused of being a drug dealer by former President Olusegun Obasanjo in his letter to President Goodluck Jonathan. Kashamu replies Obasanjo in this piece.
Fallout of OBJ’s Letter to GEJ: Corruption in Nigeria is a national tragedy —Jakande
Following the nagging issues in the polity, Alhaji Lateef Jakande, a former governor of Lagos State, bares his mind on the demise of Madiba, corruption, the education sector and leadership
How opposition elements can take advantage of National Conference, by Ayo Opadokun, others
S the debate on how the President Goodluck Jonathan’s proposed National Conference should hold continues, some eminent Nigerians are suggesting pertinent issues that the conference must address to set the country on the right socio-economic and political path.Professor of law and university teacher, Professor Oyelowo Oyewo; former NADECO scribe, Mr. Ayo Opadokun; and President of Leadership Watch, Dr. Martins Iwuanyanwu, say that if the confab must put right what they termed the wrongs of the 1914 amalgamation of the Southern and Northern protectorates, issues such as federalism, resource control, cost of governance, power structure and electoral processes, among others, must top the agenda at the conference.
AN ORPHAN’S HORROR: ‘God saved me from murderous sister-in-law’
By Taye Obateru & Bernard Lucas What level of anger would make a woman want another human being dead or incapacitated? What more if the person concerned is a relation of her spouse? These are some of the questions agitating the minds of residents of Lomak Street in Laranto area of Jos where a woman […]
A history of failing health
In January 2013, when Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe and Surgeon General Vejaynand Ramlakan addressed a media briefing on the state of health of Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former South African President, Nelson Mandela, the entire world held its breath – and for good reason.
German coach bemoans loss to Sand Eagles at COPA Lagos
The Head Coach of Germany’s Beach Soccer Team, Urs Boringscute, on Saturday in Lagos said that he was ashamed of his team’s inability to outwit the Super Sand Eagles.
NBA Chairman wants life imprisonment for rapists
Mr Oluseun Abimbola, the Chairman of Ibadan chapter of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), has advocated life imprisonment for rapists.
Premier League: City overwhelm Arsenal
Manchester City asserted their Premier League title credentials with an extraordinary 6-3 defeat of leaders Arsenal on Saturday that took them to within three points of Arsene Wenger’s side.
Ex-Nigeria Airways employees protest in Kano
Some former employees of Nigeria Airways in Kano on Saturday staged a peaceful protest over non-payment of their entitlements for 20 years.
Mandela remains arrive his native Eastern Cape
A military aircraft carrying Nelson Mandela’s remains arrived Saturday in Mthatha in his native Eastern Cape province ahead of his burial Sunday.

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