Glo Premier League: Rangers boast of winning home matches
RE: E.K. Clark, PHD
Brazil 2014: “Super Eagles ‘ll make Africa proud”
Jonathan launches 2nd Niger bridge on Monday
Fuel Scarcity: Overcrowding at LAGBUS, BRT stations
Jonathan sacks heads of Aviation agencies
Keshi in search for World Cup sharpshooters
CBN approves closure of 83 micro-finance banks
CBN lists 83 micro finance banks for liquidation
Yanukovych has no political future, says Putin
INEC gives 1,238 laptops to Rivers
Putin warns West against sanctions
Syria surrenders a third of chemical arsenal: watchdog

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Ikeja electricity coy to partner LASG on energy conservation
The management of Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) on Tuesday said it would collaborate with the Lagos State Government on energy conservation to reduce unnecessary waste by electricity consumers.
VIO to impound vehicles with under-aged conductors
The Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) in Kaduna State on Tuesday warned that it would henceforth arrest any commercial vehicle found engaging under-aged persons as conductors.
Fuel scarcity: Marketers promise to commence distribution nationwide
Lagos – Oil marketers in Lagos State on Tuesday said the distribution of imported petrol to filing stations has commenced nationwide
AU celebrates Africa Environment, Wangari Maathai Day
African Union (AU) has marked Africa Environment and Wangari Maathai Day in Maseru, the AU Commission said.
Russian special forces on Crimea frontline: experts
The soldiers who took control of Crimea without firing a single shot are likely to be Russian special forces, airborne units, and possibly commandos from the elite Spetsnaz force, London-based military experts say.
NUPENG threatens action over assets divestment, others
NIGERIA Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has threatened to cripple Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Sector over increasing unfair labour practices and divestment by International Oil Companies, IOCs, also known as multi-national oil companies.
Scores killed as Boko Haram attacks Jakana in Borno
In what appears to be an endless war in troubled Borno state with daily incidence of attacks, Boko Haram terrorists invaded Jakana Village of Konduga Local Government Area yesterday killing scores of residents after setting ablaze houses, shops and a police station along the Maiduguri-Damaturu road.
Mixed reactions trail Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s response on abortion on facebook
It’s trending like hot chocolate on facebook with the comments after the post on several blogs swinging in and out of his favour for his answer on if a woman should abort a child concieved after being raped.
Tension mounts over breach of agreement with workers
TENSION is mounting in the Nigeria’s power sector over the breach of the latest agreement reached between the Federal Government and organisedlabour on the unpaid benefits of the staff of defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN.
Popular blogger jailed on anti-state charges
Popular Vietnamese blogger and journalist Truong Duy Nhat was jailed for two years on Tuesday for posting articles critical of the Communist government and leaders, his lawyer said.

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