Our privatisation fears, by oil sector union
Six Times Lucky! Bola-Ajibola and his many close shaves with death
Many Nigerian Christians mark Easter in pain, anguish
Rebasing: Truths and fallacies –2
Do we care?
Martins urges Govt to address insecurity
I’ve got a mean ass! — Daniella Okeke
Putin cutting Ukraine to size
What Olamide does before show
N4GG condemns Abuja bomb blast
The Lagos tax collection model
The Olubadan at 100 on the intriguing throne
SportsGuard: Izilein: Why Omidiran should speak up now?
Oko crisis: Youths call for removal of monarch

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Nyanya Bombing: How we mitigated the pains – FEMA
Alhaji Idris Abass, Director-General of the Federal Capital Territory Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, is not a novice in risk management having been an astute insurer and a broker. Abass, in this interview, speaks on managing disasters in the FCT and the need for residents and indigenes to avoid disaster in the best possible ways in the wake of last week’s Nyanya’s bomb blast.
At book launch, Bash Ali, others sue for peace
He is noted worldwide as a fighter whose fame accrued from inflicting deadly punches and “knocking down” his opponents. He is also currently angling to emerge in the World Guinness Book of Record as the oldest man to engage in an organized boxing.
Okoku raises funds for Greater Tomorrow Foundation
The dream of former Eagles midfielder Paul Okoku to put a smile on the faces of less-privileged children in the society got a big boost yesterday when the Greater Tomorrow Foundation was launched at a colourful and pomp ceremony in Abuja.
N30bn allocation for E-West Road inadequate—Ishaku
ABUJA—The Minister of State and Supervising Minister for the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, Mr. Darius Ishaku, has said that the provision of N30 billion for the East- West Road project in the 2014 budget of the ministry was grossly inadequate, given the scope of work needed on the road.
President Jonathan’s verdict on Shema
Politics is about development and not shouting on pages of newspapers.” This was the declaration of the highly-elated President Goodluck Jonathan during his two-day official visit to Katsina State recently. One can easily deduce two things from the statement. The first impression is that despite all the propaganda against Governor Ibrahim Shema-led administration, without reaction of any form from the state governor, the President saw many things on ground to disprove it. The adage, which says ‘seeing is believing,’ has been proved in Katsina.The second interpretation of the President’s statement is that ‘it is the empty drum that makes the loudest noise.’
2015:Why we want Jonathan back — Group
A group backing the second term ambition of President Goodluck Jonathan has declared that there is no vacancy in Aso Presidential Villa in 2015.
Don’t kill C/River grassroots programme, Imoke begs future governors
Cross River State governor, Liyel Imoke has urged his would-be successors not to jettison his grassroots sports development programme that has made the State a powerhouse in youth sports competitions in the country.
Martial artists ready for battle in Benin
Top Nigerian taekwandoists, judokas, kick-boxers and karate practitioners have their sights set on the maiden National Martial Arts Festival tagged ‘Agoma Opens’, scheduled for May 13- 18, 2014 in Benin City, Edo State.
LMC fines Kaduna United, bans Supporters Club
Following reported breach of security around Match Officials in Kaduna by members of the Kaduna United Supporters Club after the Match Day 6 encounter between hosts Kaduna United and Heartland FC, the League Management Company (LMC) has banned the official Supporters Club of the team from all league games for a period of one year.
Why Nigeria is not winning war against terror — Rawlins, American security expert
I just think that people need to come and teach them how to take the fight to the aggressor. Look what they are doing in Kenya. Kenya brought in all these people to help them fight Al-Shabab. I mean, they realised that they need help and no man is an island. You cannot do it all alone. If you need help, ask for it and the rest of the world will come and help you, but Nigerians are very proud people and probably wouldn’t ask for help. But they only have to ask and they will send people. I can train and teach and do stuff to them.
The filth called Boko Haram and a season of shame
Permit me to begin this contribution with some basic truisms: Firstly that God is great and that He alone forges the destiny of nations and rules in the affairs of men. Secondly that He is faithful and true and that He alone is worthy of our fear and of our praise. Lest despair and despondency set in, it is right and proper to always remember this and to continue to reiterate these truisms given the horrific things that we are witnessing on a daily basis in our country today. This is a season of brutality, sadness and fear.
Nigerien arrested in Ogun with 1,000 passport photographs of boys
The Ogun Police Command has arrested a middle-aged Nigerien for allegedly being in possession of more than 1,000 passport photographs of young boys.
May God Almighty bless our dear nation, guide us always, Jonathan prays
resident Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday reiterated his unshaken belief in the ability of the nation to overcome all retrogressive and divisive forces. He also prayed that may God Almighty bless our dear nation, guide us always.
Reflect on unity, CAN urges Nigerians at Easter
The President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, has called on Nigerians to use the occasion of Easter to reflect on the nation’s unity and progress.
Sunderland dent Chelsea EPL title hope
Sunderland condemned Chelsea to their first home Premier League defeat under Jose Mourinho with a stunning 2-1 victory on Saturday that took Liverpool a step closer to the title.

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