Communities where they couldn’t bury their dead!
The day Jonathan, Sambo, govs set PDP agenda for the N-west
My Boko Haram Story, by Senator Khalifa
Stick to long jump, coach advises Okagbare
As Fulani herdsmen fire rages… 200 killed in Kaduna
My fast rise is well-deserved
National Confab: History beckons Nigeria
Orubebe Golf Tournament…
Mystery Benue murderers or herdsmen
Educating Nigerian girls would transform our nation
The Kano Pillars, Enyimba catastrophic outing
Aviation reforms: Nigeria still too far behind
Delta 2015: The Urhobo game plan
Nigeria’s Centenary celebration and its discontents (2)
Confab: S/E govs urge Igbo delegates, Ohanaeze to cooperate
Chess: Moulding little Iyefu into a Grand Master

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Panic as fire alarm forces Lagos-Abuja plane to make air return
MedView Airlines Flight 2102, departing Lagos for Abuja, yesterday, made air return to the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos shortly after take-off at 9:12 am with 94 passengers and five crew members following a false fire alarm raised by some passengers on-board.
Women’s Golf: Simon scores hat-trick
Ashleigh Simon saved her best for last as she claimed her third Sunshine Ladies Tour title in as many weeks with an emphatic eight-stroke victory at the Chase to the Investec Cup for Ladies on Friday.
Ibibios take on Akpabio for control of Aks –1
Call it calling a dog a bad name in order to hang it; or what you like. But, the Ibibios, who constitute more than sixty five per cent of Akwa Ibom State, have regrouped under former Governor Victor Attah and they have jettisoned zoning. The next governor of Akwa Ibom State will be an Ibibio. Part of the reason for their change of mind on zoning is contained in the allegations quoted above.
The President versus the Governor of governors (4)
“The CBN external auditors who signed the CBN 2012 audited financial statements will be required to provide some clarification by the FRC (Financial Reporting Council) and even by the CBN board as they continue the investigation directed by the Presidency.” Industry source, PUNCH, March 7, 2014, p 28.
NCC alarmed over telecom equipment vandalisation
THE Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), yesterday, raised the alarm that vandalisation of telecommunication equipment across the country contributes negatively to quality and availability of services.

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