Highlife singer, Flavour N’abania, celebrates mothers and the beauty of the black race as he releases an exciting new video directed by Trademark Pictures and called ‘Black is Beautiful’

ABUJA — Minister of Health, Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu, has said the federal government has concluded plans to introduce herbal medicine studies in universities.

Abuja— Professor Attahiru Jega, Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, said yesterday in Abuja that the commission would monitor campaign funds of political parties in the 2015 general election.

An irate mob, yesterday, attempted to set a building on Fashola Street, Ejigbo, ablaze, where one of its occupants was alleged to have beaten his two year old son to death.

No fewer than 10 persons parading themselves as Army officers were arrested, yesterday, by Military Police at Agbara customs check point along Badagry Expressway, Lagos.

The World Bank, yesterday, reacted to the $510 billion Gross Domestic Product, GDP, announced by the Federal Government on Sunday, challenging the government to ensure that the figure translates to better living standards among Nigerians.

The Presidency and opposition parties led by the All Progressives Congress, yesterday, took their battle for the 2015 elections to far away Washington D.C., in the United States of America.

LOKOJA—The Senate President, Senator David Mark, has urged Nigerians to stop denigrating members of the National Assembly over alleged low performance, as on the contrary, legislators at the National Assembly were doing serious business.

Following the massacre of more than 200 residents of Unguwar Galadima, a community in Zamfara State, by Fulani herdsmen last Sunday, the people are now fleeing the town in droves, even as the Inspector General has ordered deployment of special forces to the state.

Abuja — The Federal Government, yesterday, accepted the recommendation that Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, NAMA; Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, and the Nigerian Meteorological Agency, NIMET, be merged into a new body to be known as the Federal Civil Aviation Authority, FCAA, while their respective enabling laws are to be amended accordingly to reflect the merger.