Family of five dies in mystery fire
Regional summit on Ebola scourge
Boko Haram: Borno monarch urges Civilian JTF to be law abiding
Adamawa Guber: Gulak hopeful of emerging as PDP candidate
Abuja EDC assures customers of improved, transparent billing
Group urges action to free Boko Haram captives
MTN Football Academy bubbles
Agenda for the new NFF
Adebayor leads Togo against Guinea
From Sambisa forest to Gwoza: Jonathan, seize the moment!
Enyeama out of Congo clash
Our conditions for peace with Amosun —Sen. Kaka
Fashion Police legend, Joan Rivers dies at 81
Of National ID card, Mastercard and the slave mentality
Unionists threaten 2014 school year, blame President Yayi
Completion of past projects boosted FG’s job creation bid —Presidency
Boko Haram: ‘IBB disarmed the military’

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World experts race to deploy experimental Ebola drugs
World health experts met in Geneva on Thursday for urgent talks on fast-tracking experimental drugs as doctors in the worst-hit countries pleaded to be given the serums.
Ibrahimovic breaks Swedish scoring record
Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a record-breaking 50th goal for Sweden in an international friendly against Estonia on Thursday, and then picked up a booking.
I am still discovering myself – Niyola
Eniola Akinbo popularly known as Niyola discovered her affinity for music at age 8 when she attended a Funmi Adams concert with her father.
GHANA V UGANDA: I will cheer Stars to victory – Muntari
Italy-based midfielder Sulley Muntari says the Black Stars must comprehensively defeat Uganda on Saturday to win back the fans, confirming that he will travel to Kumasi to support the team to victory against the Cranes.
Obama names Google exec as new technology officer
US President Barack Obama on Thursday named Google vice president Megan Smith as his new chief technology officer, charged with unleashing the power of data and computers inside the fusty world of government.
Kufuor calls for change way Africa farmers practice agriculture
Former Ghanaian President, John Kufuor, has called for a change in the way Africa farmers practice agriculture so as to drastically reduce its contribution to climate change, as he said the consequences of an ever-increasing climate change menace poses major challenges for agriculture
Is Ebola threat to sports development?
Sports enthusiasts express the fear that the outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease in some West Africa countries may somewhat affect sports development, especially in the affected countries including Nigeria.
Ebola -FRSC says it will not abandon accident victims
The Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) on Wednesday in Abuja assured Nigerians that its personnel would not abandon victims of road accidents following the recent Ebola outbreak in the country.
Artisans express concern over dearth of apprentices
Some artisans in Osogbo said the numbers of youths willing to become apprentice were getting fewer in the State.
France says Russia warship depends on peace in Ukraine
President Francois Hollande on Thursday said that France will only complete delivery to Russia of a sophisticated naval ship if peace is established in Ukraine.
Woman ‘found beheaded’ in London garden
A woman has been found beheaded in a back garden in north London with police saying the killing was not related to a terrorist act.
It’s time to build on foundations laid by Igbo leaders – Jonathan
Great, progressive pillars of Igboland, I am indeed very happy to join you today in this unique initiative set aside to celebrate excellence and reaffirm the joint vision for the continuing development of Ndi-Igbo and Nigeria as a whole.
How escapee Port Harcourt index case was traced
“We started bringing people for quarantine. There is a model established with Ebola contact tracing called home monitoring because patients are not contagious until they get sick. So we keep them at home and have people monitoring them and check on them all the time. And that is how we found out that the Port Harcourt index case bolted.
Fire guts Police barracks, 5 other buildings in Lagos
LAGOS — Ijeh Police Barracks in Obalende area of Lagos, Wednesday, went up in flames, rendering 24 families of policemen homeless and destroying property worth millions of naira.
Jihadists kidnap dozens in north Iraq village
Jihadists kidnapped dozens of residents of a northern Iraq village on Thursday after villagers burned one of their positions along with a jihadist flag, police and witnesses said.

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