Crimea: Russia sanctions nine US officials
Pistorius to sell home where he shot lover to cover legal fees
Step back or face new sanctions, US tells Russia
Confab secretariat releases draft rules
Nigeria will be 15th largest economy by 2050, says economist
NEMA confirms pipeline explosion behind Redemption Camp
Australia locates possible debris of missing Malaysian plane
Cool/Wazobia FM presenter regains freedom
US lawyers seek repatriation of Abacha loot to Nigeria
Chelsea title hunt excites Lampard
Putin’s Crimea takeover sends shivers across ex-Soviet Union
TomTom launches promo, takes winners to Brazil
Who is Boko Haram?

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Who do you agree with? TB Joshua or Oyakhilome on abortion
Last week in ‘trending’ we brough you the response of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of the Christ Embassy Church on the decision to abort a pragnancy after being raped. He had said “No child should be brought into the world by force…” and that the lady could make the decision to keep the pregnancy or not. Pastor T.B Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations clearly disagrees.
U17 World Cup: Nigeria beat Colombia, book quarter final ticket
Nigeria scored a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over a gallant Colombia to earn a quarter-final berth alongside Mexico and at the same time end the hopes of the South Americans.
Of Civil Conduct, High Office
THE truth lies somewhere. We are all duty bound to find it. The positions of the contending parties may not say it all. What we know so far is that a member of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Thompson Enobong ended up in hospital.
Ekiti 2014: Fayemi picks nomination form
Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, Wednesday, obtained the All Progressives Congress, APC, expression of interest and Nomination form to seek re-election as governor of the state.
Recruitment tragedy: ‘NIS is liable’
THERE is no doubt that the immigration officials responsible for the national tragedy of March 15 2014 that resulted in the death of 16 young Nigerians could be liable for the offence of manslaughter. There is ample evidence to prove all elements of the offence.
Nigeria’s oil industry at risk over high cost – IOCs
International Oil Companies, IOCs, yesterday, warned that rising cost was threatening the growth and development of the Nigerian petroleum industry.
Budget defence: CBN overshot its 2013 estimates by N326bn
BY SEBASTINE OBASI & MICHAEL EBOH ABUJA — Deputy Governor in charge of Corporate Services, Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Suleiman Barau, yesterday said that the apex bank overshot its 2013 budget by over N326 billion. Barau made the revelation while defending the 2014 budget of the CBN before the House of Representatives Committee on […]
Amadu: Beating Iran vital at WC
Nigeria Football Federation General-Secretary, Musa Amadu, believes that beating Iran in the opening game of the 2014 World Cup will set the tone for their pro gression at the world showpiece.
DEATH AT NIS APTITUDE TEST: Educationists make case for unemployed youths
Over 50 per cent of the Nigerian youth population is unemployed. A recent survey puts the figure at 54 per cent. This figure was reduced by about 16 people over the weekend, not as a result of job provision, but by the claws of death at the recent Nigerian Immigration Service recruitment exercise. Blame it on unemployment, experts say, and they could not be farther from the truth
Defection: Court gives ‘rebel’ govs 7 days to respond to PDP’s motion
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, yesterday, gave the five Peoples Democratic Party, PDP governors, who defected to the All Progressives Congress, APC, seven days to reply to a fresh motion that was filed by their former party, the Peoples Democratic Party, asking that it should be allowed to serve copies of the suit seeking to declare their seats vacant on them through their various state liaison offices in Abuja

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