David Mark: The Enigma @ 66
Two docked for murder over council boss’ largesse
Court dissolves marriage over threat to wife’s life
Digital Africa, policy makers to meet
Delta 2015: UPU insists on Urhobo gov
How to maintain standard lifestyle after retirement
Ba breaks PSG hearts as Chelsea scrape through
FRSC to reintroduce traffic reflector
Ronaldo only on bench for Real in Dortmund
Gov. Aliyu urges anti-corruption agencies to be proactive
Eto’o starts for Chelsea against PSG
Nigeria assumes AU Security Chair for April
New couple arraigned for adultery
Man rapes man in Lagos
Man bags 7 months’ imprisonment for stealing turkey

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Confab delegate plays scrabble during session
We do not know who this delegate is, but he is now hot on social media.
Vocal champs, Praiz, Chidinma spark in new single ‘Sweet potato’
Singers Praiz and Chidinma are hot and on the go with a new single ‘Sweet Potato’ that has taken over social media.
Before I knew it I’d fired four shots’ – Pistorius
Oscar Pistorius on Tuesday gave harrowing testimony about the moment he shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp dead on Valentine’s Day 2013, telling his murder trial he believed she was an intruder.
2014 NSF: Lagos focusing on multi-medal sports, says Director
Akin Ladigbolu, Assistant Director of Sports, Lagos State Sports Council, on Tuesday said the state would be focusing more on multi-medal sports at the 19th National Sports Festival (NSF).
Private varsities admit 19,254 as against 67,009
The Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) said on Tuesday that private universities admitted 19,254 candidates as against 67,009 allotted quota in 2013.
British PM under pressure over expenses minister
British Prime Minister David Cameron came under increasing pressure from his own party on Tuesday over his support for beleaguered Culture Secretary Maria Miller, who faces calls to resign over her parliamentary expenses.
Minister lambasts ASUP over lingering strike
The Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike has lambasted Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) leadership over the seven months old strike saying their refusal to accept payment of their emolument of N40b in two installment was responsible for the lingering strike.
126,000 persons apply for civil service jobs in Deta
Dr Emmanuel Tesola , the Chairman of Delta State Civil Service, on Tuesday said 126,000 persons applied for employment in the 2014 recruitment exercise into the state civil service.
Let us reason together as one people and end needless wars – Mark
The Senate President, David Mark, has pledged to remain a pan- Nigerian in spite of all the challenges.
Ojota residents protest epileptic power supply
Some residents of Ojota, near Lagos on Tuesday staged a peaceful protest over what they described as the epileptic power supply in the area.

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