AIT crew escapes death in Kano
Ozil urges Arsenal to seize FA Cup chance
Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche’dropped out of UK university
Boko Haram: United States may cause more confusion
Jega laments voters’ apathy in Nigeria
How I turn waste to wealth — Graduate scavenger
Anambra task force demolishes houses of kidnappers

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Investing in child’s potential: How 11-year-old girl won centenary award
There is a saying in the Bible that: “Show me a man diligent in his work, for he shall eat with kings”. That was the case of Omeyiola Ayomikun Eunice, a 10-year-old primary six school girl, who was presented with, ‘Ambassador for Peace’ Award, at the just concluded Centenary Award in Abuja, for her creativity and distinctive paintings captioned: “Peace in the midst of the storm” and , “United we stand”.
Play politics without bitterness, Ogun CP tells politicians
In terms of crime, Ogun State could be compared with Lagos State because of proximity to the borders and other countries. In fact, police authorities go extra length in making a choice of their officers that man these states. Today, Ogun, just like Lagos State, can boast of a capable hand as their Police helmsman. The Commissioner of Police, Ikemefuna Okoye, has, arguably, done well and can say, the state is ‘a no-go-area’ for criminals.
Obtain govt’s approval before setting up masts, Chime tells Telecom firms
ENUGU State Governor, Sullivan Chime, has advised telecommunications firms to first obtain the approval of the government before setting up their masts in order to avoid defacing of the state’s master plan. Chime gave the advice when the Board of Commissioners of the Nigerian Communications Commission paid him a courtesy visit at the Government House, Enugu.
Now, hospitals make people sick
When people fall sick, they go to the hospital to get better because hospitals are meant to make sick people get well. But your hospital can just as well make you become unwell. These days, hospital admission isn’t only costly and inconvenient, but potentially hazardous. Hospitals are gaining notoriety for spreading lethal infections and making […]
Keshi’s reject, Uche, scores 14th goal
Ikechukwu Uche scored the winner as Villarreal beat Real Soceidad 2-1 on the final match day of the 2013/14 La Liga season.
Travel agents nabbed for drug trafficking
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA has smashed a syndicate that operates under the cover of travel agency to smuggle hard drugs out of the country, arresting two suspected members of the syndicate.
October 1 bombing: FG seeks accelerated trial of Charles Okah
The Federal Government, yesterday, applied for an accelerated trial of the alleged mastermind of the 2010 Independence Day bomb blast that killed twelve persons at the Eagle Square in Abuja, Mr. Charles Okah.
Funsho Williams murder: Witness tenders rope, knife, others from crime scene
A prosecution witness in the trial of suspected murderers of late Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Lagos State, Funsho Williams, yesterday presented as evidence, before a Lagos High Court in Igbosere, a rope, knife, mattress and cushion allegedly recovered from the crime scene.
When your baby’s about to walk
Auntie, I am confused. Chibuzo will be a year old in two days time,and he has refused to walk.My mother says we should take him to a traditional healer.In fact, I am tired. Two of my children began to walk at eight months. Why should his be different? Children born the same period in my neighbourhood are walking.
Nigeria in the eyes of Babs Omotowa
PROFILE OF NLNG CEO BY DONU KOGBARA I am a committed tourist. I rarely shop when I travel to foreign locations. I mostly focus on sightseeing because I absolutely love historic buildings and distinguished cultural institutions; and it had always been my intention to one day visit the world-famous Harvard University campus in the United […]
NASS to confront Jonathan over N53b budget delay, distortion
There were indications last night that the House of Representatives might not agree to re-adjust the 2014 budget, which it passed last month, as requested by the Presidency.
CHIBOK: African Apostles, writers call for immediate release of abducted girls
AN assembly of eminent church leaders from across sub-Sahara Africa, the Council of African Apostles has called for the immediate release of more than 230 school girls of Government Girls’ Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State abducted by Boko-Haram, describing the abduction as a deplorable act of terrorism that is affecting innocent lives who had no role whatsoever in the conflict or grievances that the Islamic militant group has against the Federal Government of Nigeria.
Omotola, Mercy Johnson, others unite for Eddie Ugbomah
By BENJAMIN NJOKU Chief Eddie Ugbomah, veteran film maker and Chairman, Board of Trustee of Association of Movie Producers (AMP) has set plans in motion to shoot his very last film, “Cover Up.” And already, a galaxy of A-list actresses are jostling to be part of cast of the movie. Those who have already confirmed […]
Highest paid video vixens in Nigeria
Vixens are supposed to be female foxes – bad-tempered female foxes. But this collection of girls who make a living from dancing in musical videos are anything but female foxes.
More troubles as Ibinabo fires back at Clarion Chukwurah
The ongoing feud between Clarion Chukwurah and the President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, Ms Ibinabo Fiberesima has deepened with Ibinabo firing back at Clarion, accusing her of spreading falsehood, deceit, and not properly informed in respect of the achievements recorded by her administration in the past nineteen months.

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