Armed herdsmen lay siege to Enugu-Nsukka Road
Folarin moves to takeover Ajimobi’s job
NLC, TUC urge LP members to shun Ondo convention
Lagos deserves special status, says ex-Lagos AG
Cleric tasks FG on anti-terror war
Edo LG APC leaders dole out N5m to market women
Jonathan goes for broke
We’ll beat Sudan in front of their fans – Enyeama
Alleged N50bn debt: Bi-Courtney denies agreement with AMCON
Tears flow freely after fresh onslaught by Fulani herdsmen
Bristow Helicopters invests $1m in power
SON begins implementation of standard for Tokunbo vehicles
NUPENG seeks establishment of pipeline protection agency
2015: Theodore Orji’s ideal successor
Ganiyu Solomon declares guber ambition under APC
The Ethics of Ebola
Pinnick: Eagles must win in Sudan

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‘ICT usage in government, poor’
THE National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), may have failed in its responsibilities if the paucity of ICT usage in government continues without remedy. This is apparently what the agency has realized of late.
Ebola Virus Disease and America’s funny hypocrisy
On September 30, 2014 America recorded its first case of Ebola Virus Disease. The source of this unwanted guest to the American soil was himself a guest to America from one of the countries at the centre of the disease. He was Liberia’s Thomas Eric Duncan who was visiting Texas
Keshi assures of victory in Sudan
As speculations over the future of Coach Stephen Keshi with the Super Eagles continue to make the rounds, the former Nigeria international has sworn to revive the team’s dream of qualifying for the Afcon 2015 tournament in Morocco.
Panic in Lagos community over mysterious death of widow, 4 children
October 1,2014 was supposed to be a day of joy, being the 54th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence and the first day of the month. But for residents of Itamaga in the Ikorodu axis of Lagos State, it turned out to be a very tragic day that would not be forgotten in a hurry.
Senate stability: David makes his mark
THE Senate and upper legislative chambers in many democracies are referenced by the longevity of its members. However, cultural differences, rotation, intra party power fights among other issues make Nigeria an exception.
NGSA needs urgent repackaging for performance —Maduagwu
The Nigerian Geological Survey Agency, NGSA, is saddled with the responsibility of finding mineral deposits and provision of available geosciences information in the country, but this agency has not performed to expectation. In this interview with Gabriel Ewepu, the newly appointed Chairman of NGSA Board, Chief Chinedu Maduagwu, speaks of the urgency to repackage and reposition the agency for higher productivity.
80 suspected Nigerien terrorists nabbed in Plateau
The Special Task Force, STF, has arrested 80 suspected terrorists in Rikkos area of Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State.
Ex-Anambra gov, Obi decamps to PDP
AFTER a long period of speculation, former Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, yesterday decamped to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Ikorodu pipeline vandals’ jerrycans recovered from residents
There were indications, yesterday, that community leaders in Ikorodu area of Lagos and landlords connived with hoodlums to vandalise Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, pipelines.
Man arrested over wife’s murder
The Nigerian police is currently investigating the murder of a middle-aged woman, identified as Silifat Yakubu.

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