Atiku promises to secure future, formally declares for 2015 presidency
Qaeda militants, Islamists evacuate Syria bases
2015: APC, PDP stalwarts ask court to declare Jonathan ineligible
Sweden arrests two men on Rwanda genocide suspicion
6.2 magnitude quake shakes northern Argentina, Chile
2015 election: We will assist Nigeria – U.S.
8 operators of illegal universities being prosecuted – NUC
India successfully reaches Mars on maiden attempt
Wife accuses husband of adultery, seeks dissolution of 10-year-old marriage
N25.7bn theft: Power outage stalls Atuche’s trial
Sudan vs Eagles: Keshi to release list next week
Top FIFA official says World Cup probe must be published
Actors go into politics for gain, power, passion – Zulu Okafor
Gunmen kidnap Chinese national in Kogi state
Over 50 Boko Haram Suspects arrested in Biu
2015: Atiku declares for presidency today
2015: Benue has decided to return Mark to Senate, say Suswam

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Kalu disassociates self from 2015 presidential election posters
FORMER governor of Abia State and founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dr. Orji Kalu, has dissociated himself from potential posters linking him to presidential candidacy in the 2015 election
Man butchers wife over claims of promiscuity
POLICE in Delta State have arrested a man, Michael Akpore of Urhiephron, Ughelli South Council Area for reportedly killing his wife, Julie Akpore, 32, over claims of promiscuity.
2015: Jonathan’s endorsement, mockery of democracy, says APC
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has strongly condemned the endorsement of President Goodluck Jonathan as the sole candidate of the PDP for next year’s presidential election, to the exclusion of all other candidates, calling the endorsement nothing but a mockery of democracy.
Australian laws to criminalise travel to terror hotspots
Tougher counter-terror laws to be introduced to Australia’s parliament Wednesday would make it a crime to travel to places considered terror hotspots, punishable by up to 10 years’ jail.
Brace up for tougher elections, Buhari urges Nigerians
LOKOJA — Former Military Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari has predicted that next year’s general elections will be tough and urged party members to collect their voters’ card and hold on to them.

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