Naira depreciates by 44kobo as CBN sells N110bn TBs
Armed Forces Remembrance: Jonathan, Mark, Tambuwal, others honour unknown soldiers
FG sacks Uzoma, Immigration C-G
Zambia happy for Sunzu
Babangida: Keshi will miss Martins in S/Africa
Eagles will not disappoint, says Olajire
Keshi not owed a kobo – NFF
Gov Amaechi to head Afcon delegation
Man kidnapped, buried alive in Imo
Cleric, wife assault child with hot charcoal
Tunisia switch focus to Algeria clash
Between Chime and his death wishers
Etisalat, Alcatel sign deal to boost quality of service
Winning Afcon 2013 is Drogba’s last goal – Gervinho
Globacom introduces 0811 number series
Eagles trounce Farense 5-0, depart for Afcon

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NMA decries incessant attacks, killing of doctors
Medical doctors under the auspices of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, Lagos State Chapter, Tuesday raised alarm over incessant attacks and killing of medical doctors by unknown gunmen in the state.
Gunmen kill four policemen in Kano… ‘we lost only two’ says PPRO
Unknown gunmen, Tuesday morning, killed four policemen on patrol at Yan’awaki area of Ungwa Uku during the early morning rush hour.
Fire guts Ikeja City Mall
Property worth billions of Naira was salvaged Tuesday, when fire gutted parts of the ever busy Ikeja City Mall, Alausa.
INEC to recruit students as adhoc staff
The FCT INEC says the commission has concluded plans to recruit students who have passed through the voters clubs in secondary schools as future adhoc staff of the commission.
Avoid war in Nigeria, Obasanjo tells leaders
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo Tuesday cautioned Nigerian leaders to avoid any act that could lead to war in the country.
Armed Forces Day: GOC urges citizens to shun war
Maj.-Gen. Olayinka Oshinowo, the General Officer Commanding 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, on Tuesday urged Nigerians to shun acts capable of instigating war in Nigeria.
France to triple Mali deployment to 2,500 troops
France is planning to triple the size of its force in Mali to a total of 2,500 troops, defence sources said Tuesday in the clearest sign yet that Paris is preparing for a drawn-out campaign in its former colony.
Gynecologist cautions expectant mothers against air travel
Dr Chris Agboghoroma, Chief Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at the National Hospital, Abuja, has advised expectant mothers to avoid air travel during the last months of their pregnancy
Man to pay N100,000 for burning yams
Abuja – An Abuja Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday ordered Abraham Kegnon, of Mpape, Abuja, to pay N100,000 as compensation to a farmer for burning his yams. Magistrate Musa Jobbo gave the order when Kegnon pleaded guilty to the charge brought against him. Jobbo said that Kegnon should be held in prison until he pays the […]
First Nigerian troops to reach Mali in 24 hours
The first of a planned 900 Nigerian troops will deploy to Mali in the next 24 hours as part of a UN-mandated African force aimed at helping the country battle Islamists, a defence spokesman said Tuesday.
Medic warns against taking obesity-causing drugs
An Abuja-based medical practitioner, Dr Patrick Okolie, has warned the public against the use of drugs that can trigger obesity in people.
Communal clash: Nasarawa govt. holds security summit
Lafia – Nasarawa State Government on Tuesday announced its intention to convene a security summit to discuss strategies of averting frequent communal clashes in the state. Gov. Umaru Al-makura, who announced this decision shortly after an emergency security meeting at the Government House, Lafia, disclosed that more than 50 people had been arrested in connection […]
FG unveils programmes for 100 years celebration
The Federal Government has unveiled plans to mark 100 years of Nigeria’s existence as a nation.
Nigeria’s security situation worsened in 2012 – Shell CEO
Chief Executive Officer,Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Mr. Peter Voser, has said that security situation worsened in Nigeria in 2012.
Police prevent angry `okada’ riders from burning FRSC office
The prompt intervention of officers and men of the Kebbi State Police Command on Monday saved the lives of officials at the office of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) in Birnin Kebbi.

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