Australians march for Chibok girls
Court dissolves ex-minister’s 29-yr-old marriage
Police arrest fleeing rapist’s mother, 2 brothers
Nigeria in distress
Hunters want to find school girls
Jonathan orders service chiefs to probe Kano blast
Zuma condemns abduction, seeks AU force
Forced labour generates $150bn annually— ILO
Ford redefines B-Segment with Ecosport
On the APC ticket
Mercedes-Benz makes statement with Sprinter coach
LASU students’ bursary: Govt’s failed promises

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NSE traces building collapse to misapplication of cement
The Nigerian Society of Engineers, yesterday, said misapplication of cement in the production of concrete in building construction can lead to building collapse.
Accord Party frowns at violence
Accord party has expressed concern over the level of insecurity in the sate saying politics is not a do or die affair and urged them to look up to God who only can set up a king.
Demolition not solution to flooding, Environmentalist tells FCDA
AN international consultant on environment, Prof. John Okoro has appealed to the Federal Capital Development Authority, FCDA not to increase the pains and agony of victims of the recent flooding in Trademore Mega Estate, Lugbe, and Abuja by marking their houses for demolition
Chief Judge urged to investigate authenticity of judgment
The Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, has been urged to investigate the authenticity of an enrolled judgment delivered by the state High Court on July 30, 2008.
Security agencies tasked to investigate bombing of Ohakim’s house
Friends and political associates of the immediate past Governor of Imo State, Chief Ikedi Ohakim, have appealed to the security agencies to painstakingly investigate the recent bombing of his Owerri private residence.
Abstinence not solution to e-payment fraud
THE young man was quite in a hurry. “What is the problem? He asked the bank teller. “Nothing, just be patient, the teller responded from her cubicle. “Why not apply for an ATM card? A customer asked the young man. “No! I am not interested. Is it by force? He replied.
British coaches, referee hold clinic in Delta
The partnership deal between Zenith Bank and the Delta State Football Association has raised the stakes in corporate governance as three Britons will jet into the country to conduct a – one week clinic for coaches, referees, match assessors and Match Commissioners in Delta State.
Boko Haram in US politics
ABUBAKAR Shekau must be relishing the fact that his rabid behaviour and manifested insanity are earning him the international notoriety he has been yearning for over the years.
Why we must crush Boko Haram – ECOWAS
Assembly of Heads of State and Governments of ECOWAS, yesterday, restated its commitment to crushing insurgent Islamic sect, Boko Haram.
FG commences training of artisans at Kuje Centre in August
WORRIED by the dearth of artisans and craftsmen in the nation’s construction industry, the Federal Ministry of Housing, Lands and Urban Development, has unveiled plans to flag off the training of this category of workers at the proposed Craftsmanship Training Centre at Kuje in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.

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