IFAD unveils tool to assess rural development
Conquering your enemy
Midnight storm destroys 200 houses in Benue
Approve more fund for training, civil servants tell Fashola
Nigeria sitting on a time bomb – Delegates
Be Bread Smart
40 candidates sit for FIFA Players’ Agents test
Maku sympathises with Jerry Gana over mother’s death
IYC decries Clark’s son’s kidnap
Rush for Jonathan’s ‘daughter’s’ wedding empties confab hall
ASUU flays sharing formula of N200bn university fund
F/Eagles depart for Morocco on Sunday
Confab delegates reject monetisation of lunch
Crimea opposed to autonomy for Tatars

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PSG ‘not worried’ about Chelsea return
Paris Saint-Germain Ezequiel Lavezzi has said he and his teammates are not concerned about the prospect of a Chelsea comeback in their Champions League tie.
You’re doing disservice to Jonathan when you “praise” him – Jimeta, Galadima
Apparently tired of the superficial encomiums delegates poured on President Goodluck Jonathan as they continued deliberation on his inaugural speech of the national conference currently holding in Abuja, an Adamawa State delegate, Alhaji Mohammed Gambo Jimeta Thursday advised his fellow delegates to show moral courage in pointing out the mistakes of the president rather than continuously “praising” him.
Eagles coaches unite against distractions
In the face of the lingering face0ff between Coach Stephen Keshi and the Nigeria Football Federation and the ensuing distractions it make cause to Eagles World Cu preparations, Super Eagles coaches have secretly agreed and pledged to work together to ensure a good out9ng at the World Cup.
Don’t provoke Nigerians with your ‘frivolous strike’— NLC warns Petrol Marketers
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Thursday advised the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) not to provoke Nigerians by embarking on frivolous strikes due to personal interest.
Half of the world’s population at risk from vector-born diseases — WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has called for renewed focus on vector control and improved provision of safe water, sanitation and hygiene in the world.

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