A-Ibom guber: Ekere attributes support to God
Obuh congratulates Pinnick, tasks him
Skye Bank to acquire Mainstreet Bank for N126bn
Goodluck support group calls for election of credible candidates
FG distributes N500m relief materials to Adamawa refugees
Abia Mall to reposition Umuahia commercially — Eze
Moses’ injury gives Keshi concerns
Russia behaving like Islamic State group – Lithuania
FCTA moves to tackle spate of unoccupied houses
50 players participate in Major League Baseball tryout in Lagos
Anambra govt. to clampdown on touts extorting lorry, trailer drivers
Man dies from Ebola-like Marburg virus in Uganda
Thoughts on the NYSC Online fee
Bad blood spills as APC presidential race turns into two-horse race
Lagos 2015: Fashola, GOS and the succession question

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Mourinho denies Wenger again as Chelsea beat Arsenal
Chelsea went five points clear of reigning champions Manchester City at the top of the Premier League after a 2-0 win at home to Arsenal in a fiery all-London clash on Sunday.
APC preferres Ebola disease to continue, Says PDP
NATIONAL leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP said, Sunday, the national success recorded on Ebola Virus Disease was because President Goodluck Jonathan refused to politicize the issue, but took the bull by the horns through what it termed an aggressive multi-sectoral approach for treatment, awareness and control to the admiration of all Nigerians and the international community.
Sultan, Wamakko advocate creation of State Police
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Saad Abubakar III and Gov. Aliyu Wamakko of Sokoto have advocated the creation of State Police in the country to tacke insurgency .
Emir urges Nigerians to shun violence during 2015 elections
Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abdulmumini Kabir, has urged Nigerians to shun violence during the 2015 general elections.
Ten of thousands march against procreation for lesbian couples,surrogacy
Tens of thousands took to the streets in Paris and Bordeaux Sunday to demonstrate for what protesters called “traditional family values” and against assisted pregnancies and surrogacy
ASUU says educational system dysfunctional, plans summit
Dr Dipo Fashina, former President, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), on Sunday said that the union would collaborate with other bodies to organise a National Education Summit in Abuja.
$1bn Azura-Edo power plant kicks off
The foundation laying ceremony of the $1 billion Azura-Edo 1,000 megawatts gas-powered Independent Power Plant, will hold on Friday, 10th October, 2014.
Bureau directs Gov. Fayemi, others to declare assets
Mr Akinfolarin Feyisola, Director, Code of Conduct Bureau, Ekiti State, has directed Gov. Kayode Fayemi to declare his “end of tenure assets” unfailingly before the expiration of his tenure.
Briton goes on trial for ‘arranging’ wife’s murder on honeymoon
A British millionaire businessman goes on trial Monday accused of masterminding the murder of his wife during their honeymoon in South Africa four years ago.
Consensus candidacy is democratic – Gov. Chime
Gov. Sullivan Chime of Enugu State said on Sunday in Enugu that consensus candidacy was democratic in politics if the people approved the arrangement.
‘With 2.4m barrels of oil per day Nigeria has no business being poor’
A religious group, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) on Saturday urged government to imbibe the core lessons of the Eid-el-Kabir — sacrifice and welfare of citizens.
Thailand edging towards world’s top rice exporter
Two years after losing its place as the world’s biggest rice exporter, Thailand is eyeing a return to the top spot as the impact of a bungled subsidy scheme eases and it sells cheaper grain to a grateful global market.
Pope backs reform as Church begins review on family, marriage
Pope Francis on Sunday issued a strong signal of support for reform of the Catholic Church’s approach to marriage, cohabitation and divorce as bishops began a landmark review of teaching on the family.
Appeal Court blends justice delivery with technology
As part of efforts to meet the challenges of the new legal year, President, Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa and other Justices of the court, have stepped up efforts to make the appellate court information technology compliant.
First gay Catholic congress to press pope for change
Gay and lesbian Catholic groups are holding an international congress in Portugal this week as they seek to make their voices heard by the Vatican.

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