Jonathan to visit Niger State Saturday
Sanofi reinforces commitment to African children
Dep. Comptroller laments conditions in Jalingo Prisons
AWC: Falcons to face Rwanda
Balogun, Ezekiel blend with Eagles in Atlanta
Eagles ready for Scotland challenge, says Keshi
We will be gorilla in Nigeria’s supermarket space – Olusanya
Looting in PenCom: Clerk operates 50 bank accounts
Confab: Outcome’ll be nullity unless… —Osunbor
125 Itsekiri women get economic lifeline
Puyol leaves Barça
No plan to relocate Oko Poly —Rector
Poly bursts admission racketeering syndicate
RE: E.K. Clark, PHD
Glo Premier League: Rangers boast of winning home matches

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Brazil 2014: “Super Eagles ‘ll make Africa proud”
The President, Nigeria Football Association, Aminu Maigari, says the Super Eagles will make the country and Africa proud at the World Cup scheduled for Brazil in June
Jonathan launches 2nd Niger bridge on Monday
President Goodluck Jonathan said on Tuesday in Abuja that he would do the “real ground-breaking” ceremony for the second Niger Bridge in Anambra on March 10
Ukraine crisis: Nigerian students safe, confined to campuses— envoy
Amb. Frank Isoh, Nigeria’s Ambassador to Ukraine has advised students studying in that country to remain calm, and be confined to their campuses
Fuel Scarcity: Overcrowding at LAGBUS, BRT stations
The current fuel scarcity in Lagos has increased overcrowding of commuters at the bus stops of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and LAGBUS.
Jonathan sacks heads of Aviation agencies
In what appears like a move to cleanse the aviation sector, President Goodluck Jonathan , Tuesday sacked the heads of four aviation parastatals in the country.
Keshi in search for World Cup sharpshooters
Nigeria have given first call-ups to Belgium-based Imoh Ezekiel and Michael Uchebo as the search for 2014 World Cup sharpshooters continues Wednesday with a warm-up against Mexico.
CBN approves closure of 83 micro-finance banks
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has approved the liquidation of 83 micro-finance banks, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim, the Managing Director, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), said on Tuesday in Abuja.
Ohanaeze, others hold colloquium on Igbo question in Nigeria March 11
THE pan Igbo socio-cultural organization and 16 pan Igbo organizations across the globe have concluded arrangements to hold the first international colloquium on Igbo question in Nigeria where the enormous challenges confronting the ethnic group both in the country and in the contemporary world would be extensively discussed
CBN lists 83 micro finance banks for liquidation
HE central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has approved the liquidation of 83 existing microfinance banks over engaging in fraudulent activities and non operational offices.
Keshi drops Yobo, invites unknown Leon Balogun as replacement
Coach Stephen Keshi has dropped skipper, Joseph Yobo from Nigeria’s preparation for the World.
He has been replaced with unknown Fortuna Dusseldorf defender Leon Balogun for the international friendly against Mexico on Wednesday after injury to captain Joseph Yobo.
Ambassador urges government to preserve Nigeria’s cultural values
Former Nigerian Ambassador to Austria, Biodun Owoseni on Tuesday urged the three tiers of government to sustain the Nigeria’s cultural consciousness and orientation
Yanukovych has no political future, says Putin
Russian President, Vladimir Putin, on Tuesday said that he only helped his Ukrainian counterpart, Viktor Yanukovych, for “humanitarian reasons’’
INEC gives 1,238 laptops to Rivers
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Rivers on Tuesday handed over 1,238 laptops to the Rivers State Ministry of Education to boost computer literacy among students.
Putin warns West against sanctions
Vladimir Putin has warned the U.S. and the EU of “consequences’’ if they impose sanctions on Russia over its military intervention in Ukraine
Syria surrenders a third of chemical arsenal: watchdog
Syria has surrendered or destroyed nearly a third of its chemical arsenal but remains behind on its international obligations, the head of the disarmament mission told the world’s chemical watchdog Tuesday.

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