Maintain peace in Ndokwa nation, lawmaker urges youths
Awankere festival’ll continue for another 500yrs —Esisi
450 Nigerian soldiers flee Boko Haram across border – Cameroon
Closure of OOU: Policemen deployed to Ago Iwoye, Abeokuta
Shettima calls for calm over Boko Haram’s `caliphate’
NEMA raises alarm over increasing number of displaced persons
Estate owners in Lagos, Ogun reiterate belief in rule of law
Nigeria needs N60bn for digital switchover — NBC
CIPM tasks FG on spate of crude oil theft
Community alleges gradual extinction by oil coy’s activities
Over 300 ex-militants to stage counter measures against NEF
Senator Ashafa empowers over 1,000 artisans, traders, others
No crack in MASSOB — Official

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AKHA not in supremacy battle with Akpabio — Speaker
SPEAKER, Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Mr Samuel Ikon, yesterday, said the fifth Assembly was not in any supremacy battle with Governor Godswill Akpabio and therefore, will not succumb to pressures by critics aimed at putting the House on collision course with the governor.
Warri communities shut Erhoike flow station
Indigenes of Orogun Oil and Gas Communities in Ethiope East Local Government Area, Delta State, yesterday, shut productions at Erhoike Flow Station, operated by Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC.
CR tops medal table in NDDC athletics championship
The 4th Cross River/Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC South-South All Comers Athletics Championships has ended in Calabar with team Cross River topping the medals table with a total of 122 medals.
2015: Anioma Agenda gives conditions to guber aspirants
THE Anioma Agenda, a political pressure group in the North senatorial district of Delta State has announced an 11-point benchmark for those seeking to govern the state in 2015.
Two Beninoise nabbed with human skull in Lagos
LAGOS — The Lagos State Police Command has arrested two citizens of Benin Republic, identified as Gerard Djassau and Sassau Djimon, for being in possession of a human skull.
How weak institutions and undue smartness confuse the public
RULES and principles are meant to help man maintain sanity and ensure civil behaviour. This is made very important because behavioural scientists posit that without order human beings, the animal called man becomes bestial, in fact, nothing short of a real beast. Look at the simple example of dressing. Human beings dress for the public not for individual selves or even the family.
‘Rejected’Ike Uche scores!
Rejected by Nigeria, Ike Uche will most certainly continue to win the adoration of Villarreal fans after he scored on the opening day of the La Liga season at Levante.
Lagos Govt. woo rural dwellers with free gas cylinders, accessories
The Lagos State Government on Monday distributed free gas cylinders and accessories to some communities in its campaign to make rural dwellers embrace use of cooking gas.
NAFDAC endorses Tyvivac against typhoid fever
EXPERTS have raised concern over the growing incidence of typhoid fever within the Nigerian populace even as Tyvivac, a new generation vaccine for the prevention of typhoid fever in adults and children over two years of age debuts in the Nigerian market.
Reps want NMA to apologise to Nigerians over strike
The House of Representatives Committee on Health on Monday called on the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) to apologise to Nigerians over its 55-day-old strike.

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