SSS-1 student hangs self in classroom
Go for regular health checks, NMA tells Nigerians
Obi’s aide slams Okorocha over alleged attack on Anambra politicians
Decision-making at the national Confab
5 houses destroyed, scores wounded as youths attack monarch
Kukah lauds Jonathan over gay marriage law
Unknown gunmen kill ex-CDC chairman in Bayelsa
Nigerians slam Chevron with $5bn suit for gas explosion
Controversy trails govt’s move to collect property tax
Lead Group considers $30bn for Africa Risk Capacity
65-yr-old, 2 bank directors in court over N41.6m theft
NUJ flays attack on journalists
Toyota supports FRSC safety campaign with new ambulance
Ogun LP endorses Jonathan for second term
Couple, 3 others nabbed for human trafficking, visa fraud
ABE: Police arraign 11 over protest
Edo police arrest 9 over Igarra festival crisis

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2015: PDP leaders endorse Victor Uduaghan for Delta Assembly
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, leaders and executives in Ekurede and Ugbuwangue wards, Warri South Constituency I, of Delta State, have endorsed Mr. Vincent Uduaghan for the state House of Assembly in the 2015 general elections.
FG delays take-off of workers housing scheme
THE Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is awaiting for President Goodluck Jonathan for the take off of the NLC-Kriston Lally workers housing scheme, as the firm prepares to move to site for the full commencement of the construction in Abuja.
Protest over Dame Jonathan’s N1.5m largesse in Bayelsa: 7 in police net
Seven persons, among them, executive members of Bayelsa State Chapter of National Youth Council of Nigeria, NYCN, have been arrested for their alleged protest over a N1.5 million largesse by the wife of the President, Dame Patience Jonathan, to youths in the state.
Vigilante groups partner to beef up security in Ikorodu
A few years ago, Ikorodu was a haven for armed robbers and cultists. The activities of these agents of darkness were so pronounced that residents of the area were thrown into panic and could hardly sleep with their eyes closed.
Okoku launches foundation March 20
The launch of the Greater Tomorrow Foundation for less-privileged children and talented sports kids has been fixed for March 20 at the Nicon Luxury Hotel in Abuja.
IST ruling: Lessons from Eze vs Fidelity Securities & Others (2)
The Investment Securities Tribunal, IST, ruling on the case of Eze A. Eze vs Fidelity Securities Limited, Fidelity Bank Plc, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and First Registrars Limited, addresses one of the challenges confronting investors in the Nigerian capital market. It is the challenge of share certificate verification and dematerialisation of shares.
Awa Kalu, 8 others bag NIALS award
Former Attorney General of Abia State and Vanguard Law and Human Rights columnist, Chief Awa Kalu, SAN, was among nine eminent jurists who bagged the Nigerian Institute of Advance Legal Studies, NIALS, honourary fellowship award.
Oshiomhole rules out politicians from Neighbourhood Watch
GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, yesterday, said that the process of reconstituting a new Neighbourhood Watch in the state, will commence in February, adding that youths from the three senatorial districts of the state would be assembled and saddled with the responsibility of reconstituting the security outfit.
Stallion boss seeks support for new auto policy
The Group Managing Director of Stallion Motors, Mr. Parvir Singh has commended the Guild of Motoring Correspondents for organising a credible award for the auto industry, urging them to support the new auto policy to position Nigeria among automobile resourceful countries in the world.
Investors’ take on market’s ability to support infrastructure
Who said the capital market cannot be used to generate funds that will help in building infrastructures in all the other sectors of the Nigerian economy? If the operations in the market are properly monitored and the brokers live beyond their fraudulent acts that have sent many shareholders to their early graves, the market can take its rightful position in the economy.
JTF nabs 7 suspects, impounds 20 barges with 213,000 litres of stolen crude
Operatives of the Joint Task Force, codenamed Operation Pulo Shield, have impounded 20 wooden barges and five fibre boats conveying suspected stolen crude oil estimated to be about 213,000 litres, in the creeks of the Niger Delta.
APGA: Okwu asks Umeh to render account
The new national leader of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Maxi Okwu, has given ousted national chairman of the party, Chief Victor Umeh, seven days to handover all party properties in his possession.
Itsekiri nation not for sale —INYC president
PRESIDENT of Itsekiri National Youth Council, INYC, Mr David Tonwe, yesterday, said the Itsekiri nation was not for sale. He said that the INYC was not the same thing as the oil-rich Ugborodo matter.
Abandoned projects: Delta to clampdown on erring contractors
WEEKS after Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, said he would to no longer tolerate contractors who abandon or do shoddy work on government projects without justification, the state Commissioner for Special Duties, Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, Mr. Timi Tonye, has informed that government will soon clamp down on such erring contractors.
Uzoenyi dedicates award to son
Petit Super Eagles winger Ejike Uzoenyi, who has won back to back the Man of the Match for the national team at the ongoing CHAN tourney has dedicated the award to his four year old son David Uzoenyi, who turned four last Sunday, the day the match was played.

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