

LASG shuts down 7 firms over non-remittance of N58.7m tax
NIS discovers `baby factory’ in Ondo State
Presidency tasks opposition parties, media on 2015
Adamawa APC supporters excited over resolution of leadership crisis
Nigerians in Bloemfontein proud of Eagles in spite loss
We knew Eagles lack penalty scoring skill – Ghanaian coach
Keshi is still the best coach in Africa – Ghana coach
Banker docked for allegedly stealing N28m ATM money
Youths on rampage over killing of hunter’s dog in Ilorin
PDP crisis: Mu’azu meets with PDP governors, senators
Man ties his 7 children to wheel-barrow, solicits for buyers
Man declared wanted over N4m dud cheque
FG releases modalities for confab today
Road to confab full of pitfalls —Braithwaite
Anger as suspected homosexuals escape lynching in Bauchi
FG to phase out water satchets, other plastics
Aregbesola is bad news for us — Akinlabi
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SubscribeAPC Reps vow to block funding for Police, capital projects
All Progressives Congress, APC, members in the House of Representatives put their threat to shut the affairs of the Federal Government in higher gear when they vowed to block funding for the Nigeria Police and all capital projects in the 2014 Appropriation Bill.
Why ASUU’s education summit is necessary —Educationists
Two good heads are better than one. This popular adage buttresses the fact that a conglomeration of truly intellectual minds is sure to bring about more results than the idea of one single individual.
African leaders make life uncomfortable for writers – ace Sierra Leonian writer, Syl Cheney-Coker
Syl Cheney-Coker is one of Sierra Leone’s most renowned poets, novelist, and journalist who has a global sense of literary history. Educated at the Universities of Oregon and Wisconsin, and a former visiting writer at the International Writing Programme at the University of Iowa, he has through his write ups, introduced styles and techniques from French and Latin American literature to Sierra Leone.
Bonga Oil Spill: FG fines Shell N1.84trn
Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company, SNEPCO, was, yesterday, ordered by Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, and the National Oil Spill Response and Emergency Agency, NOSREA, to pay a total of $11.5 billion, about N1.84 trillion, as fines and compensation for the 2011 Bonga oil spill incident.
Police nab man, 60, for raping 12-yr-old girl
A 60-year-old man simply identified as Akinduro is cooling his heels in police net for allegedly defiling a 12-year-old student of May Flower School, Ikenne, Ogun State.
Vanguard gathered that the girl (names withheld) was put in the custody of the suspect who runs a private hostel in the town.
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