Police arrest 5 with human head, parts in Ogun
2 dead in gun duel between security forces, suspected kidnappers in Delta
Trouble in Assemblies of God
The PDP, APC war in America
Religious war looms — Soyinka
Money Is Not Valuable
Ali Baba Opens Up! ‘My wife pushes me too hard’
Critics of Aregbesola are anti-people — Bashiru
2015: Nigerians won’t accept mistakes from INEC — Hon Shaibu
NJC vs. Rivers State: Vertical and horizontal dividing lines
The Lagos initiative: Another first by the telecoms industry

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Police arrest fake DSP in Warri
A dismissed police officer, simply identified as Abiodun, has been arrested by operatives of the Quick Response Squad, QRS, Warri, Delta State, for allegedly parading himself as a Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, attached to the squad.
My heart has been broken, shattered, scattered… — Lillian Esoro
“ Let’s just say I have fallen in love before. Eh, everyone has fallen in love before. Love is a beautiful thing. When I was in love it was like Heaven and I wished the feeling never went away. It was good while it lasted. It’s an experience everyone should have” she had told me.
What Christians get wrong about the Easter story
The season of Lent comes with a steady dose of drama. The temptations of Christ get the ball rolling, and then as we journey through His earthly ministry we always have the benefit of knowing how the story of Lent ends: conspiracy, intrigue, betrayal and the scattering of Christ’s friends closely followed by his torture, passion and then death upon the Cross.
Crimea crisis re-echoes Bakassi’s ordeal — Ekong
In this interview, Chairman of Save Bakassi Movement, Chief Maurice Ekong, argues that the story of Bakassi people is not over as the ethnic Russian population in Crimea has exposed the West and the UN system on the right of indigenous people to determine their future.
A nation without fuel: Our demand for six new refineries – PENGASSAN
The move by the Federal Government to privatise the four nation’s refineries is unsettling for many stakeholders in the oil and gas sector. While some stakeholders are against the idea, saying the privatization of enterprises like Daily Times, Air Nigeria, NICON Insurance and, most recently, Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) are not yielding the desired result, others advised government to build more refineries and
Between the President and Okonjo-Iweala
It is interesting to observe the holier-than-thou attitude of the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. NgoziOkonjo-Iweala, whenever issues of integrity are raised against President Goodluck Jonathan administration,which has entrusted her with so much powers and responsibilities.
APC Congress: One dead in Edo, violence in Oyo
ONE person was shot dead, yesterday, in ward 8, Ovia North East Local Government Council of Edo State during the rescheduled ward congress of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in seven local government councils of Edo South.
Nigerian refs to get world cup chance in 2018
FIFA referees assistant programme instructor, Lee Kim Chong stated in Abuja that Nigeria referees could get the chance to officiate in their first ever world cup in 2018.
Local rice: ‘Nigeria to make N360bn, Ekiti N6bn’
Ekiti State can make N6billion annually from the production of rice while N360billion accrues to Nigeria every year.
The anti-intellectual character of Nigerians (2)
Notwithstanding overemphasis on publications by the system, I give priority to good performance in the classroom, lecture theatre, and laboratories where students are expected to learn from their teachers.

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