Confab: Awori alleges marginalisation
Why I am under management company instead of a record label – D’Love
Rice duty: Operators laud NASS’ intervention
Lagos state sets up special commercial court
The essence of brotherhood in Islam
Aregbesola gives scorecard at school commissioning
N30m rent fraud case involving 100 tenants adjourned
Gunmen abduct journalist in Rivers
FG to compel oil companies to guarantee safe environment
Transcorp: Delivering shareholders’ value
Tourism integral part of Delta beyond oil — Utuama
Is Ndokwa the best place for Delta 2015 governorship?
S-West federal tertiary institutions account for N82bn

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Argungu tasks Police on crime fighting in N-Delta
—THE Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG, Zone 5, Benin City, Edo State, Mr. Salihu Argungu, yesterday, said that a total of 34 officers benefited from the recent promotion exercise in the zone, urging police officers from the zone to either key into the on-going reforms in the police or bow out.
Anambra tribunal: Ngige tenders 40 sacks of evidence
SENATOR Chris Ngige, the candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, in last year’s governorship election in Anambra State, yesterday, brought to the Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, sitting in Awka, 40 sacks, popularly known as ‘Ghana must go,’ containing his evidence.
Gbadamosi hails Humuani Alaga
A Professor of History, Tajudeen Gbadebo O. Gbadamosi has called for the restoration of Nigerian History and women studies at all levels of our educational system.
As Trafficbutter makes life easier for road users…
Have you ever been stuck in serious traffic? The sweat incensed, heat induced, bladder tormenting, thief infested, time wasting hopelessness that makes you wish you could fly, walk on water or simply pull a disappearing act. Though these could be impossible, there is an app that comes close to saving the Nigerian commuter from being stuck in traffic.
S/Africa bid for 2019 Women’s World Cup
South Africa will bid to host the 2019 Women’s World Cup as they turn their search for success from their failing men’s side to the women’s arena.
ACF condemns attack on Suswan convoy
The Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF, Thursday condemned the attack on the convoy of Governor Gabriel Suswan by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Benue State last week.
It also lamented the high level of insecurity in the country.
Tax Board boss task state govts on Tax Identification Numbers
THE acting Chairman of Joint Task Board, JTB, Alhaji Kabir Mashi, has urged state governments to embrace the Tax Payers Identification Number, TIN, currently in operation in the country, to boost the socio-economic development of their respective states.
JTF foils another kidnap attempt in Bayelsa
The Joint Task Force, JTF, in the Niger Delta, Thursday, said it had foiled a kidnap incident in Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.
Re: An elitist sermon
LAST Sunday March 2, 2014 editorial of The Nation newspapers with title: An Elitist Sermon, is yet another in the growing series of poorly thought out and betrayed emotions that is characterising the media in recent time and one that calls for an urgent transformation if the media is not to lose its historic place of value in Nigeria.
US farmer dies again… this time for real
A Mississippi farmer who made global headlines two weeks ago when he woke up in a body bag at a funeral home died on Thursday aged 78, local media said.
Ralph Uwechue is dead
Former President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Amb. Ralph Uwechue, 79, is dead
Chief Uwechue, OFR, died at the National Hospital, Abuja, Thursday afternoon. He was said to have been ill since November last year.
Understanding Keshi on Ike Uche and Osaze
When calls for the invitation of Mikel Obi to the national team became loud and pressure on Keshi was evident I was compelled to reveal, in this column, why Keshi left out Mikel at that time.
FG to UN: No going back on same-sex marriage law
The Federal Government, yesterday, told the United Nations that no amount of pressure would force it to reverse the law that criminalised same-sex marriage in Nigeria, insisting that such sexual orientation was “contrary to our cultural beliefs and will not be tolerated.”
Samsung new Galaxy S5 boasts health with heart rate sensor
Through its relentless innovation and discovery, Samsung Electronics West Africa has introduced into the smart phone econ-system Samsung Galaxy S5 with a built-in heart rate sensor that enables new features in the S Health 3.0 app, as well as a finger print scanner that puts it on par with Apple’s TouchID feature on the iPhone 5S.
Sierra Leone’s former president Ahmad Tejan Kabbah dies at 82
Sierra Leone’s former president Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, widely credited with returning peace to the shattered west African nation after years of brutal civil war, died on Thursday aged 82.

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