Boko Haram: Cleric seeks tests for preachers
Fintiri: Come easy, go easy
British Council pledges support for education devt in Nigeria
My Marshall Plan to save Nigeria – Buhari
Bayelsa PDP woos defecting APC members
Igbinedion mourns Akpata
Varsities Talk: Jigawa state Varsity as a metaphor for others (2)
Yuzos e-supermarket lights up Abuja
Asaba to host NOC’s AGM, Merit Award, Elections
Delta Speaker tasks political appointees on govt policies
Delta assures on school’s infrastructure devt
DELSU, community mourn lecturer
Delta politicians urged to allow citizens choose their leaders
Court okays Obigwe’s leadership of Abia MWUN
Pro-Jonathan group flays attempt to hijack empowerment programme
I’ll govern for common good if elected, says Uduehi

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PDP chieftains deny report on Delta governorship
TWO chieftains of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State, Mr. Joe Adigwe and Mr. Godwin Mbabego, have denied media report, in which they were purported to have stated that any attempt to deny the Urhobo nation the right to produce the next governor of the state would rob PDP a landslide victory in the Presidential elections.
Isoko elders insist on rotation of assembly seat
A cross section of elders, leaders and stakeholders of Isoko Constituency II of Delta State, has reiterated its commitment to the rotation of the House of Assembly seat among the six wards in the constituency.
Ali hits back at rumours about his health
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali has hit back at rumours that he is so ill he can barely speak, by tweeting a photo of his smiling self along with the words ‘don’t believe the hype.’
Abia govt faults monarch on Orji’s performance
ABIA State Government has faulted the claims by a prominent monarch in the state, Eze Isaac Ikonne that the administration of Governor Theodore Orji, has not performed well.
Entries Open for 2014 UBA Foundation National Essay Competition
STUDENTS in senior secondary schools across the country have been invited to submit entries in the 2014 UBA Foundation National Essay Competition. UBA Foundation is the corporate social responsibility and sustainability initiatives arm of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc and uses this annual competition to challenge the reading, research, writing and critical thinking skills of Nigerian students.
AAUA Inaugurates New Senate Building Oct. 17
ADEKUNLE Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria, will inaugurate its newly completed four-wing and five-storey Senate Building on Friday, October 17,2014.
Education: Panacea for vibrant democratic society— Ekweremadu
Deputy senate president, Senator Ike Ekweremadu stressed that Nigeria can only create a vibrant democratic society where Nigerians will better their lives through functional education.
APC hell-bent on discrediting PDP – Metuh
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Wednesday in Abuja welcomed the former Head of State, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, to the 2015 presidential contest.
Don Maseratte floats record label, signs 4real
RENOWNED clothier, Don Maseratte born Chidiebele Onu has stepped up his game as he sets up an entertainment outfit better known as Don Maserrate Entertainment.
Heritage Bank completes payment to acquire Enterprise Bank
Heritage Bank Limited Wednesday completed the payment of N56 billion to acquire Enterprise Bank.
Enterprise Bank is one of the three nationalised banks bought by Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) in 2011, following the failure to meet the recapitalisation deadline of the Central Bank of Nigeria. The other banks are Mainstreet Bank and Keystone Bank.
US donates $5mn to help pay Liberian Ebola medics
The United States has pledged $5 million (four million euros) to Liberia to help compensate health workers on the frontline of the Ebola epidemic, the Liberian president’s office said Wednesday.
Liberian Ebola medics go back to work after strike
Liberian doctors and nurses at the frontline of the Ebola epidemic returned to work Wednesday after a two-day strike demanding hazard pay in the country hardest hit by the crisis.
Experts launch campaign against tooth decay, cavities
In the bid to stop the menace of cavities and tooth decay in the country, leaders in dentistry and public health recently launched a national campaign in Abuja.
U.S. offers $45m bounty for info on 8 terrorist leaders
The U.S. has offered a reward of 45 million dollars for information on eight key leaders of the Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) terrorist organisation.
Reps approve 71 amendments to Nigerian constitution
The House of Representatives on Wednesday in Abuja voted to effect 71 amendments to sections of the 1999 constitution.

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