Jonathan, Abba Moro and the NIS recruitment fiasco
De- register APC now for heating polity, IPAC tells INEC
Association plans campaign against street begging in Gombe
Judge adjourns Pistorius trial to April 7
Costa Rica 2014: Spain outlast Nigeria for semi berth
We Need More Ports, Rails
Ibadan horror: IG vows to get perpetrators
2015: I’ve not endorsed any aspirant — Gov Orji
FG boosts states’monthly allocations with $1bn
Pipeline explosion: Injured vandals nabbed at healer’s home
CAN opposes establishment of grazing reserves
Why insurgency is growing in Nigeria, by Kukah
I will kick out Eagles strayers, says Keshi
NFF queries Keshi
Appointment saga: NJC suspends Rivers CJ
Politics of Competence: Oshiomhole’s difficult options

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Broadband revolution: NCC to issue infrastructure coy licences in May
As Nigeria approaches another threshold of revolution in the telecommunications sector, the Nigerian Communications Commission, yesterday, announced that it will issue seven new infrastructure companies, InfraCos, licences before the end of 2014.
‘Autism: Air polution risk in pregnancy’
Experts have identified exposure to air pollution during pregnancy as one of the major causes of Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD.
We would soon test might with APC members in the House— Asadu
On the issue of budget, they have raised our alertness. I think we are going to match them intellectually. I am not going to comment on their claims that PDP members are intellectually inferior to them because that is totally out of the way.
In search for stability:Try swiss democracy
After the bloody army coup of 1966, General Yakubu Gowon, as the Head of the Military Government was reported to have said that “in a press conference on 8th October, 1966, I therefore put before you the following forms of government for consideration:- (a) Federal system with a strong central government (b) Federal system with a weak central government (c) Confederation and (d) an entirely new arrangement which will be peculiar to Nigeria and which has not yet found its way into any political dictionary”.
AY, Gbenga Adeyinka 1st in a showdown
The stage is set for a showdown between two Nigeria’s great comedians, AY and Gbenga Adeyinka 1st as Nigerian Breweries Plc, unveiled its latest campaign tagged, Maltina Laugh Out Loud ahead of the Easter celebration.
We have 3, 843 unutilized PAAR still on the system – NCS
ALTHOUGH criticised by disgruntled elements, importers through the Nigerian Ports have thrown their weight behind the new import guidelines, procedures and documentation requirements recently introduced by the Nigerian Customs,to facilitate trade, generate more revenue to the coffers of government and enhance synergies with stakeholders.
Soldiers kill 11 insurgents, apprehend others attempting to escape to Cameroon
The military said yesterday that 11 terrorists were killed when the troops engaged the terrorists in a gun duel while some of them were apprehended as they attempted to escape to Cameroon through Taraba and Adamawa borders.
Lamido of Adamawa’s outburst: Nobody should threaten Nigeria — Gani Adam
National Coordinator of Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, Mr. Gani Adams, yesterday, said nobody could threaten the unity of the country
Governors who left PDP will return— Umar, Taraba State Ag Governor
The chances of PDP in my state are very bright and I think in the whole North this is the only state you can find Mr. President’s posters by now. That shows you that Taraba is for PDP and PDP is for Taraba.
We are in a season where we have crisis, particularly in the North, but in Taraba this is not the case.
‘Court did not wrest power from FRSC to produce new number plates’
The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has said that the Federal High Court in Lagos did not wrest its power to design and produce new vehicle number plates

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