2015: Why I want to be Delta governor – Uduehi
Corruption limiting our military – Sam Nda-Isaiah
International day of the girl child
Group mobilizes 1million-man ‘Thank You’ signatures for Akpabio
Why I love and admire Genevive Nnaji – Joselyn Dumas
Why Ekiti courts would remain closed — NLC
Adora to premiere soon in Nigeria – Bridget John
Nollywood director, Eboka to partner with Okoku’s foundation
Peter Okoye going solo?
KC, Presh reunite
Fela resurrects in a movie
Insulting PDP cannot be your manifesto, Mu’azu tells APC, others
Malala dedicates Nobel award to ‘voiceless’ children
Brazil quarantines Guinean feared to have Ebola
Liberia bans journalists from Ebola centres

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Trial of Cynthia’s murderers suffer setback
The trial of alleged killers of late Cynthia Osokogu, on Friday suffered another setback before a Lagos High Court in Igbosere, Lagos, following the absence of a defense counsel.
Nigeria will rank among world’s best in soccer – NFA Chair
Amaju Pinnick, the Chairman of the Nigeria Football Association (NFA) has said that Nigeria would soon be ranked among the best football countries of the world.
Tiwa Savage dedicates song to hubby amidst break up rumours
Teebillz , Tiwa Savage’s hubby recently posted a picture of himself and Tiwa Savage on Instagram in a romantic posture, indirectly telling whoever cares to listen that all is well between them.
Naira records mixed trading at official market, BDCs
The Naira on Friday closed trading on a stable terrain against the dollar at the official market.
No nationwide strike over bad roads for now, says NUPENG
The Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) said on Friday that there were no plans for a nationwide strike over the poor state of roads across the country.
Aziza came, saw and conquered – Jonathan
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan has described the late Urhobo Progress Union, UPU President General, late Chief (Maj-Gen) Patrick Aziza as a true Nigerian who came, saw and conquered in his sojourn on earth.
Malala the ‘pride of Pakistan’— PM
Malala Yousafzai was hailed as the “pride of Pakistan” by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday for winning the Nobel Peace Prize, as a former fellow pupil said the award was a victory for every girl in the country
APGA Chairman says lack of political ideology, bane of Nigeria’s democracy
Mr Terry Godfrey, Rivers Chairman, All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), on Friday said lack of ideology in Nigeria’s political system was capable of truncating its democracy.
Blatter calls for end to away goals rule
FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Friday called for an end to the away goals winner rule in clashes with two matches.
Entertainers have as much right as anybody to public offices —Bob Manuel Udokwu
Special Adviser to Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State on Nollywood and Entertainment, Bob Manuel Udokwu is an actor who has taken to politics with the same vigour he has taken to acting.
Terrorism: FG repatriates 82 foreigners over nefarious activities
The Federal government, yesterday, said that it had repatriated 82 foreigners over what it described as nefarious activities that might undermine the country’s security.
Cameroonian official denies report of release of Boko Haram hostages
Cameroon’s Communication Minister, Issa Bakary, on Friday said he was surprised by the news that some hostages kidnapped by Boko Haram militants in Northern Cameroon were released as reported by a news website.
NGF charges Ngilari to run open administration
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) on Friday in Abuja charged Gov. Bala Ngilari of Adamawa to run an open and all-inclusive administration in the state.
Okunbo’s heart of gold and royal recognition
I WAS not surprised when on Thursday, October 2, this year, Omo N’ Oba N’ Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Erediauwa, Oba of Benin, adorned an illustrious son of Benin, Captain Idahosa Wells Okunbo, JP, with the “Traditional Beads” for being a worthy son of the ancient Kingdom.
Cash seizure: ‘South Africa ungrateful to Nigeria’
Appalled by the continuous seizure of cash amounting to about $20 million meant for the acquisition of arms by Nigeria, a former Nigerian Senate President, Chief Ameh Ebute, has lambasted South Africa for not supporting Nigeria’s war against insurgency in the country.

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