2015: IYC says Jonathan has constitutional right to contest
Nigeria can surprise the world — Westerhof
17 trapped in Radio House lift
Labour rejects FG’s plan to retire civil servants
Abuses Called Taxes
New number plates: Lawyer accuses FRSC of misinformation
Boko Haram: N’Delta youths lambast Ciroma
Lagos deserves more than Minister of State, says Fashola
7 commercial sex workers arraigned over assault
Why Basic Education remains a challenge in Nigeria —Wike
APC members dissociate selves from Marwa’s defection claim
Hands off varsities, Jonathan warns host communities
Police raid Oshodi, arrest 118 hoodlums
Bamidele preaches peace
Confab: Delegates want end to bloodletting

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2015: Delta North can achieve power shift — Elumelu
I want to run because I have passion for my people, I believe they deserve the best and I think I can represent them. One can look at what I have been doing in the House of Representatives. Going by the opinion of my constituents I have represented them well for two terms now.
Police nab fake Navy officer
The Zone 2 Command of the Nigeria Police Force in Lagos, yesterday, paraded a Marine Engineer, 36, who deceived members of the public by claiming to be a senior naval officer.
Tokunbo import: Manufacturers embark on importation of new cars
FOLLOWING the extension of implementation of government policy on importation of used vehicles into the country, car assembly plants have commenced massive importation of brand new cars in readiness for July, 2014 when it will come into effect.
No room for fresh faces, says Keshi
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has shut out any surprises in the expected list of players to be invited for the team’s pre-World Cup camp. He has categorically said that there is no room for fresh legs in the Super Eagles as he will rest his faith in the squad he has been building in the past two years.
Pay Okpala now, more Nigerians demand of NFF
The uproar generated by the reaction of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF on the demand for justice by its disengaged employee, Sylvanus Okpala is growing by the day with more Nigerians asking the football house to pay the former coach his dues without further delay.

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