A minister and her many enemies
Confab delegate calls for true federalism
Why is there no regard for human life in Nigeria?
Blaming Obama over Putin’s Crimea
Community service punishment gaining ground in Lagos
WAMPCO named official milk of Okpekpe 10km road race
Orji swears-in new Chief Judge
Coscharis begins work on $55m CKD plant in Lekki
LP, PDP disagree over inconclusiveness of Ondo by-election
PENGASSAN berates NECA over proposed refineries’ sale
FG says no vaccine for vector-borne diseases
Odegbami backs Okoku’s Greater Tomorrow foundation
Lube giants set to clash at Lagos Motor Show
No student died during Sug poll —Ambrose Alli Varsity

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APC youths blame party’s cracks on failure of internal democracy
A youth group, the APC Youth Frontier, has attributed the cracks in All Progressives Congress, APC, on injustice and failure of internal democracy within the party, noting that same was responsible for the defection of some of its former leaders, such as General Buba Marwa, Attahiru Bafarawa and Ibrahim Shekarau, among others, to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Enact Confab recommendations into law, Delta COS tells N’Assembly
CHIEF of Staff, Delta State Government House, Asaba, Dr. Festus Okubor, a governorship aspirant in 2015, has called on the National Assembly not to tamper with the recommendations that would be arrived at by the national conference, but to enact them into laws as they represent the views of Nigerians.
Man docked over friend’s death
One Nurudeen Adio, accused of stabbing one Lateef Jimoh to death was, yesterday, reman-ded in prison custody by an Ebute Metta court.
3 arraigned over theft of 141 PHCN’s meters
Three scavengers were, Monday, arraigned before an Ikeja Magistrate’s Court for allegedly stealing 141 pieces of old analogue meters from the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN’s store.
SSCE: 3 teachers arrested for forging signatures
DELTA State Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Professor Patrick Muoboghare, has ordered the arrest of three secondary school teachers for allegedly forging the signatures of their respective principals as having nominated them to supervise the May/June Senior School Certificate examination.

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