Eagles revive hopes, beat Sudan
Kwara Govt to hand over schools back to owners
1000 prophets to lead Fayose to Govt House
2015 AFCON Qualifier: Nigeria defeats Sudan, 3-1
Buhari, Atiku serial failures, says Okupe
Rochas Okoroch says he never contemplated leaving APC for PDP
Nigeria polarised by an unthinking government, says Buhari
Nigerians say Big Brother Africa dentrimental to African culture
2015: CNPP declares support for Buhari’s aspiration
1.6M fraud: Court discharges Ajudua, Orie
PDP working to secure future of Nigerian youths – Adamu Muazu
Shiite cleric sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia
Hand washing reduces disease contraction by 30 per cent – Expert
Court discharges Ajudua of $1.9m fraud charge
WHO to declare Nigeria and Senegal Ebola-free within days
Cousin tells Pistorius hearing world ended with Reeva’s death
Second Ebola case in US as UN warns disease ‘winning race’

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Mercy Johnson delivers baby NO 2 in US
Nollywood star actress has delivered her second child, this time, a bouncing baby boy after baby Purity, her first child a couple of years ago.
‘Nigerian oil not needed’
Propelled by surging shale output, the United States is fighting for supremacy in the global oil market even as a pullback in crude prices threatens to challenge the boom.
Thousands of Christians protest in Ilorin
Thousands of Christians, members of various church denominations stormed the streets of Ilorin early hours of Wednesday morning to protest the taking over of their schools by kwara state government demanding that they want their schools back.
Gunmen kill nursing mother in Bauchi
There was pandemonium and wailing yesterday in the Igbo community in Bauchi State following the murder of a popular business woman by gunmen on Monday night.
I stand in solidarity with mothers of Chibok girls – Alicia Keys
A heavily pregnant Alicia Keys joined a small group of protesters outside the Nigerian consulate in New York on Tuesday demanding the release of more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram.
TAN and opponents of Jonathan
Barely five months to the 2015 general elections, and as most political parties and likely contestants are still ‘consulting’, a new unique phenomenon called the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria, TAN, has taken over the polity.
Kashamu vs Obasanjo: Court adjourns hearing till Nov 17
Justice Valentine Ashi of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, yesterday, adjourned further hearing on the N20billion libel suit that was instituted against former President Olusegun Obasanjo by a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the South-West, Mr. Buruji Kashamu till November 17.
Armed Forces Remembrance Day: FG orders all military hospitals to treat retired soldiers free
The federal government has directed all military hospitals in the country to immediately commence the provision of Medicare to retired military personnel in the country irrespective of whether they had the money to pay or not noting that costs of such treatment should by credited to the National Health Insurance Scheme.
Rivers plans rally to mark Amaechi’s Supreme Court victory
The Rivers State Government has inaugurated a committee charged with organising the mother of all rallies to mark the seventh anniversary of the October 25, 2007 historic Supreme Court verdict that enthroned Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi as the authentic, duly elected Governor of Rivers State instead of Sir Celestine Omehia, the imposed PDP gubernatorial candidate during the February 2007 polls.
PDP govs meet with Jonathan over cancellation of endorsement today
GOVERNORS elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP will today meet with President Goodluck Jonathan to express their displeasure over nullification by the National Working Committee, NWC of their consensus endorsement of their candidates ahead of 2015 general elections and their own candidature.
Soldier goes berserk in Bayelsa, kills colleague
Yenagoa—Onopa area of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, was thrown into confusion Monday night as a soldier attached to the 423 Battalion, Elele Barrack, in Rivers State working in Bayelsa, went berserk and shot dead his colleague.
SERAP drags CBN to court over Boko Haram Sponsor
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has been dragged before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos over its alleged failure to expose those involved in alleged money laundering to fund the dread Boko Haram terrorist group.
Senate promises to pass 2015 Appropriation Bill soon
AS the National Assembly still awaits the 2015 Appropriation Bill from President Goodluck Jonathan, the Senate yesterday assured that it would be passed into law before the end of 2014.
2015: Buhari storms PH, seeks support
ALL Progressives Congress, APC, presidential hopeful, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), yesterday stormed Port Harcourt, the Rivers State Capital, urging the people of Rivers State and the South-South region, to vote for him in the February 14, 2015 presidential election, should he be picked by his party.
Ebonyi Police arrest pastor over stolen goods, 5 others for theft, vandalism
ABAKALIKI—Ebonyi State Police Command yesterday paraded a self-acclaimed pastor of Assembly of Redeemed Christian Church, Ikwo, Samuel Obura, aged 35, over stolen goods.

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