The Army Special Operation Battalion in Mubi, Adamawa, on Tuesday handed over money, including foreign currencies recovered from insurgents that robbed the Mubi Bureau de Change, to the owners.

IN ACCORDANCE with the Nigerian political timetable of its fourth republic, 2015 is a year of democratic renewal except in few states where the arrangement is altered for justifiable reasons by the judiciary.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Wednesday called on religious leaders to pray and fast for Nigeria ahead of the 2015 general elections.

The Sokoto State Police Command has arrested nine suspects allegedly connected to the defiling and killing of a minor in Nakasari area of Sokoto South Local Government Area of the state.

The Federal Government and the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) have agreed that payment of severance benefits to former workers of PHCN would be completed by end of January 2014.

Sen. Igwe Nwagwu, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Police, said on Tuesday that it had begun investigation of the alleged shooting of Sen. Magnus Abe at a rally in Port Harcourt.

The Niger Delta Enlightenment Network, NDEN, has called on the Federal Government to privatise public universities with a view to ending incessant strike by workers of the institutions, which was threatening sustenance of quality education in the country.

It is usually a common word that we always say – love. However, when we take a walk down the lane of experience, we find that to a very large extent, the word “love” is grossly misunderstood. We hear of things like “real love,” “stupid love,” “wicked love,” “wasted love,” and even some ridiculous statements like “love should kiss my a**.” One thing that comes to mind generally about love is always around romance and some sort of wooing. But love goes beyond that.

The AIG Zone 8, Christopher Dega has said visibility policing, Intensive and Efficient Vehicular and foot patrols coupled with community policing against previous strategies was responsible for the massive decrease in crime rate in the zone in 2013 compared to previous years.

All is not well with the health sector in Nigeria. For months on end, the industry has been entwined in a web of dispute, discord, protests and wranglings culminating in or arising from strikes, or threats of strikes and other expressions of disharmony.