Gunmen kidnap husband, wife in Bayelsa
Afcon: We’re ready for giants, say Cape Verde
Total moves its foreign staff from Abuja to other cities
6 killed, 25 injured as driver tries to avoid potholes
Man 26, beheads aunt over “ unpalatable meal’’
Nigeria loses N1.01trn to oil theft, flooding
Nigeria eyes foreign coach
N10.6trn controversy: Ezekwesili challenges Maku to public debate
Afcon: Eagles must be clinical – Lawal
Maduka retires from Access Bank’s board
Afcon: Eagles beg refs for fairness
No draw soup for Eagles
Fighting Obas: Ogun State lifts suspensions on Akamo, Akinremi
Anambra’s Floating Bodies
Final yr student of OOU, 5 others arrested for kidnapping
The advice that caused my quarrel with Attah: My response to Akpabio

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Pandemonium as Police, Naval men clash in Lagos
LAGOS — THERE was pandemonium in Apapa area of Lagos State, weekend, when some armed naval personnel and policemen from Area B Police Command clashed.
NPAN appeals ruling in suit against APCON regulations
The Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria, NPAN, has filed an appeal against the ruling of a Federal High Court in Lagos, declining jurisdiction over a suit it filed against the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria, APCON.
Three killed as herdsmen, farmers clash
No fewer than three Fulani herdsmen including a husband and wife were yesterday reportedly killed at Amla village in Otukpo Local Government Area of Benue State following an outbreak of a bloody crisis between Idoma farmers and the herdsmen.
Concede presidency to S-East – Ohanaeze
Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo weekend, said the turn of the Igbo to occupy the Presidency had come, warning that any attempt to rip the South East of its due after President Jonathan’s tenure would be resisted.
2015: Asari, Boyloaf, Ateke, others cannot blackmail Jonathan – Ajube
As intrigues preceding the 2015 presidential election continued to play up, strong indications emerged weekend that the Presidency has succeeded in splitting the ranks of the leadership of the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND.
Asari Dokubo, Ebikabowei Victor-Ben(Boyloaf), Ateke Tom and Pastor Reuben, in the past three weeks, have expressed misgivings about the reported aspiration of President Jonathan to seek re-election in 2015, saying the President had done little or nothing to deserve a re-run in the next presidential election.
Afcon: Iinjury stops Moses
When the Super Eagles step out against Ethiopia’s Antelopes tomorrow in a crunch tie that determines the fate of the Nigerians, Chelsea’s Victor Moses would be missing in action.
2013 budget in trouble before endorsement
Indications are that the 2013 budget is already facing challenges and may not be fully implemented. The budget may have to be reviewed with the oil bench assuming a far lower benchmark than the $75 proposed by the executive. This is because Nigeria crude oil sale is facing difficulty finding market.
N10.6 TRN WASTED FUND: FG hits back, takes on Ezekwesili
The Federal Government, yesterday, reacted to comments by the former Minister of Education, Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, alleging that the governments of presidents Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan, squandered $67 billion in foreign reserve, describing the allegation as “outlandish and clearly fictitious”.
Oyerinde: JAC faults Oshiomhole over allegation of nonchalance by doctors
Joint Action Committee, JAC, on Edo State Hospital Management Board, has faulted the comments credited to Governor Adams Oshiomhole that his late Principal Private Secretary, Mr. Olaitan Oyerinde, died due to doctor’s nonchalance at Benin Central Hospital.
Omo-Irabor: Court lacks jurisdiction, says defence counsel
A NEW twist was, weekend, introduced to the kidnap case in Delta State involving a Warri-based lawyer, Mr. Casely Omo-Irabor, when his counsel told Magistrate E. A. Odjugo that his court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case.
North must look inward
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan’s take on terrorism in northern Nigeria in his recent interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour was bound to elicit some verbal shoot-out. It did not take long in coming because the words he used were fraught with the germs of controversy. Hear him:
Tukur/PDP govs’ face-off: Govs meet today to consider peace offer
The 24 Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governors are meeting today to consider the peace proposal in their face-off with the national chairman of the party, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur.
Celebrating a historical figure
I DEPLORE hackneyed terms otherwise the title of this article should have read “Celebrating a true icon.” But the word icon has been so trivialised and abused that its true worth has been diminished or lost in the classical sense.
Oyo PDP accuses govt of contract inflation
IBADAN — PEOPLES Democratic Party, PDP, in Oyo State, has accused the state government of contract inflation, faulting the cost of one kilometre Mokola Round-About fly-over which the state government put at N2.5billion.
A new global economy for a new generation
I know we are all still deeply concerned with the state of the global economy. Where do we stand? Well, thanks to policy actions taken over the past year, we have seen some respite and some stabilization in financial conditions. But it is not all good news. The recovery is still weak, and uncertainty is still high.

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