TAN Rally: Gov. Aliyu condoles victims of collapsed pavilion
N. Korea sentences American six years in labour camp
New Ekiti CP asks criminals to relocate
I am not an ethnic jingoist — INEC boss
1966 Coup: Ironsi rejected our nominee to replace slain Prime Minister Balewa – Mbazulike Amaechi
Boko Haram opened fire on traders in Maiduguri market – witnesses
Pavilion collapse disrupts TAN rally
2015: INEC’s secret agenda against the South will fail — Aniete Okon
NFF will decide Keshi’s fate — Sports Minister
Row over Ebola and Schools Resumption: Did FG breach global norm?
Diaspora Matters: On the 16,300 Nigerians in foreign jails
Synagogue: 17 confirmed dead, 123 critically injured
Polling Units’ Scandal: Jega’s theory and the dangers ahead
Seeing God-Given Visions (2)
Between my broken marriage and my acting career, by Saheed Balogun
What I forgot at Government House, Owerri —Ohakim

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Eagles lack fitness and finesse — Owolabi
Former Nigerian international, Felix Owolabi MON has harped on the need for a physical trainer to be appointed for the Super Eagles to improve their readiness in the remaining games of the African Cup of Nations qualifying series, saying both games played so far against Congo and South Africa were disappointing.
UNIBEN VC’s alleged poisoning: Market women attack suspects
Monday, September 1, 2014, hundreds of market women stormed the palace of the Oba of Benin, raining curses on those after the life of the Vice Chancellor of the University of Benin (UNIBEN),Prof.Osayuki Oshodin. Oshodin, the first Benin man to head UNIBEN, was allegedly poisoned and spent over two months in hospital in London before his return last month
How risky surgery enabled me walk again— Ayo Adewemimo, 17-year-old sickle cell patient
Ayo Adewemimo is not your regular kind of teenager. He is not the typical 17-year-old adolescent that relishes boyish acts such as playing hooky from school or indulging in a three-a-side football game on a cold, wet afternoon. And perish any thought of hoping to observe Ayo having the time of his life at an all-night party or sneaking out for a joyride in the family car. Young Ayo just isn’t the outgoing type.
Nothing wrong with clerics going into politics, says Okafor
As far as I am concerned, there is nothing wrong with men of God going into politics. After all, people who are not men of God have been involved and nothing changed. So, if it will take a man of God to change it, the Bible says when the righteous is on the throne, the people rejoice. If we have credible men of God who can rule, why not.
Osun election: We did not collect money from government — PFN
The Osun State Chairman of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, Rev. Olasunmbo Ige has said the state branch of the Fellowship did not collect any money from government of the state for the purpose of the last gubernatorial election in the state

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