
Super Eagles’ Babatunde says his best yet to come
Osun Polls: Ooni calls for peace in Ile-Ife
Marine pollution: FG accepts to host RCC
Troops kill scores of Boko Haram insurgents in ambush
Germany kicks out top US intelligence officer in spy row
NFA’s suspension: NSC appeals for calm
FIFA rejects Suarez appeal against ban
Kidnappers got N10m to release victims – DSS
Climate change may cause more kidney stones: study
Kefee for burial tomorrow
Jonathan nominates Chidoka, Abubakar for minister
Who wins Osun governorship election?
CLO, Arewa youth forum, others mourn Aturu
Neymar to join Brazil for third place play-off
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SubscribeEFCC closes case in trial of Fani-Kayode over alleged money laundering
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday closed its case in the trial of Femi Fani-Kayode, charged with money laundering, while serving as Minister of Aviation .
World oil demand to grow further in 2015: OPEC
Global world oil demand is due to increase further next year thanks in part to resurgent growth in developed countries, OPEC said Thursday in its first forecast for 2015.
Insurgency: Nigeria, German discuss modalities for security cooperation
Nigeria and German officials are holding talks in Abuja on modalities for security cooperation in the fight against insurgency.
If Messi can match Maradona …
SAO PAULO (AFP) – Lionel Messi kept running into a determined Dutch defensive wall on Wednesday but Argentina are still in the World Cup final and the little genius will get his chance to emulate Diego Maradona. A disciplined defensive display by the Netherlands ensured that the tense Sao Paolo semi-final was dragged into a […]
Nigeria comes tops in global crude theft
Nigeria has been listed as the country with the highest incidents of crude oil theft in the world, according to data released by Oilprice.com.
Conducts worthy of emulation from public officers
TWO incidents occurred recently that show us all that leadership can change the way we do things in this country, and within a short period. In fact, the entrenchment of a “new order” in the way we carry out our respective assignments – at any level, or even in our individual businesses – could be much sooner than we can ever envisage.
Why APC is jittery — PDP national scribe
The recent spate of violence in Ife is a reflection of the anxiety that now prevails among APC stakeholders who are determined to frustrate the conduct of the August 9 election, the PDP national scribe, Prof. Wale Oladipo said yesterday.
2face unveils snippet of new album, ‘The Ascension’
The ascension, Snippet Mix contains 30-second clips of all the songs on the 17-track album. The mix is an introduction which gives fans the opportunity to experience his new album prior to release.
Robbers kill 2 policemen, cart away money in 3 ATMs
Armed robbers, last weekend, attacked a bank branch in the premises of University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, carting away millions of naira from the bank’s Automated Teller Machines, ATMs.
Van Gaal takes aim at ‘unfair’ third place match
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal lashed out at the World Cup’s third place play-off match on Wednesday after his side’s semi-final defeat to Argentina.
Banker arraigned for stealing customers’ N3.2m
A banker, Musari Ayodele, was yesterday docked before an Igbosere magistrate’s court, in Lagos, for forgery, and stealing N3.2 million, belonging to customers of Skye Bank Plc, at Ikorodu branch.
FG probing non-payment of Super Eagles’ entitlements – Danagogo
The Sports Minister, Tammy Danagogo, on Wednesday said the Federal Government was probing the non-payment of the entitlements of the Super Eagles which led to the players’ protest in Brazil.
Holland exit robs Robben of chance to atone
The Netherlands’ heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to Argentina in the World Cup semi-finals looks to have definitively ended Arjen Robben’s hopes of exorcising his ghosts from the 2010 final.
US drone kills six amid Pakistan anti-Taliban offensive
A US drone strike killed six suspected militants Thursday in a Pakistani tribal district where Pakistan has launched a major military offensive against local and foreign fighters.
New spying row hurts US relationship with Germany
Fresh spying accusations are undermining US efforts to mend fences with Germany, only two weeks after both allies launched a diplomatic initiative to overcome the NSA surveillance row.
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