Distortion in 2014 budget stalls presidential assent — Maku
Sad tale of GGMSS Kogi
Cultists kill Kwara poly student in Ilorin
Ekiti seals Chinese firm over N71.761m tax default
The humbling of the nation: Time for realism
2 in EFCC net over $60,000 fraud
Nigeria, 4th goods purchasing economy — Obayuwana
Space Science Club berths at MD School
Ejidike calls for support for Keshi

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Star hooks Kanu, Okocha for World Cup
Nigerians worried about how to get live telecast of matches of the forthcoming World Cup need not worry anymore as Star lager beer has partnered DSTV to beam all the football matches of the tournament live to TV audiences in the country. This is to ensure that Nigerians can view the competition from the comfort of their homes.
CDHR differs with Amaechi on Boko Haram
THE Campaign for Defence of Human Rights, CDHR, Delta State, has differed with Rivers State governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, on his claim that security challenges facing the North and other parts of the country were caused by poverty.
Delta LG polls to hold October 25 — DSIEC Chair
THE long-awaited local government elections in Delta State, have been fixed for October 25, 2014, to usher in democratically elected officials to manage the affairs of the third tier of government, which is presently run by caretaker committees.
Fresh tension in Edo communities over land dispute
*Elders petition IG over killing BENIN—THERE is fresh tension in Iviukhua community, Eppa Wanno Kingdom, Agenebode and Ikphele community in Etsako East Local Government Area of Edo State over a disputed land, which led to the death of one Oseni Ekhamheye from Iviukhua community last month. Iviukhua community, in a petition to the Inspector General […]
Boko Haram members burn their university certificates – Shehu Sani
The first surprise in the encounter was that the representatives of the terror group spoke fluent English. The bigger surprise was when some of the insurgents revealed that they had university degrees. It is a prerequisite for new Boko Haram members to burn their university certificates or any paper identification that links them secular schools.
Senate Committee to conduct public hearing on operations of Federal Polytechnics
As part of its mandate of ensuring accountability and transparency by public servants, the Public Accounts Committee of the Senate has said it will conduct a public hearing on the operations of all federal polytechnics in the country.
Oshiomhole committed to devt projects, says Ihonvbere
AHEAD of next Tuesday’s state congress of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Edo State, Secretary to the State Government, Professor Julius Ihonvbere, has said that Governor Adams Oshiomhole is committed to sustaining developmental projects in the state and urged party members not to be distracted by the resignation of some members from the party.
Parents urged not to hide children with disorder
Parents of children with development and communication disorders have been advised not to lock them up in the house as solutions have been evolved to address their challenges.
Fulani herdsmen attack refugee camp, kill 7 in Taraba
Seven people were reportedly killed in a refugee camp at NKST Church, Kugwana village in Bali Local Government Area of Taraba State while several others were injured and property worth millions of Naira destroyed.
Imoh Ezekiel shattered by World Cup snub
Standard Liege striker Imoh Ezekiel is disappointed he was excluded from Nigeria provisional 30-man World Cup squad.
9000-strong Tartan army to descend on Eagles
When the World Cup bound Super Eagles take on Scotland at Craven Cottage, home ground of Premier League side, Fulham on May 28, the encounter will not be limited to the 22 players doing battle on the football pitch.
Why we are flying surveillance drones over Nigeria— US
The US military is flying surveillance drones as well as manned aircraft over Nigeria to help in the search for more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by Islamist extremists, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
Nyanya bombing: Interpol arrests suspect, Aminu Sadiq in Sudan
FEDERAL Government,Wednesday, revealed that the terror fugitive behind the Nyanya bombing, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche who was declared wanted by the Nigerian Police Force has been arrested.
Emergency rule exposes Jonathan as an out-of-touch leader with no credible plan – Experts
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan’s bid to extend an ineffective year-long state of emergency in the northeast has exposed him as an out-of-touch leader with no credible plan to end a brutal Islamist conflict, experts said.

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