The problem with Obasanjo, by Falae
15 years after massacre, Odi boils again
PVC: Ekweremadu tasks INEC,NOA on voter education campaigns
Enugu PDP primary and Senator Eze: Matters arising
2015: Ijebu Muslim leaders solicit support for Dapo Abiodun
The threat Boko Haram poses to Nigeria, by Ayo Oritsejafor
Why the EU is interested in Nigeria’s 2015 polls — Ambassador Arrior
Facts, fiction and Christmas (1)
Change must come, they have no choice
Questions as strange fire kills Akure doctor
Why PDP leaders are dumping party for APC in Edo — Okiye
2014 review: The good, bad and ugly of Nigerian sport
Jonathan, in Minna, gets IBB’s support
I am a child of circumstance with a pact on widows — Mrs Smart-Adeyemi
2015 election: Abraka PDP stakeholders assure Okowa, others of bloc vote
Hon Ogor celebrates with orphans

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2015: Obasanjo’s Gambit: The agenda for Interim Government
This story examines former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s latest dance steps, a break-dance of twists and turns with one suspected objective: the actualisation of a self-serving agenda that is at variance with the projection of a united Nigeria. Yet, a more perceptive incumbent President would have pulled all the stops to successfully rein-in Obasanjo.
Death of detained mother over bill at LUTH raises more dusts
When earlier this year a campaign tagged “Not Again” was launched by notable women human rights group, Women Advocates Research & Documentation Centre, WARDC, calling for concerted efforts towards ending the increasing number of Nigerian women who die at childbirth, not many understood the need for more of such campaigns in Nigeria until a couple of weeks ago when another needless maternal death dramatically occurred.
2015: A word for Osinbajo
I am glad that the APC eventually took my advice and saw the wisdom in not fielding a Muslim/Muslim ticket for the 2015 presidential election even though I hear that, right up till the last minute, they almost did.
Fire burns 6-yr-old girl to death in Bayelsa
A six-year-old girl was reportedly burnt to death in a Christmas eve fire incident at the Swali suburb of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.
Buhari does not have capacity to build Nigeria of our dream—Obanikoro
Erstwhile Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro has enjoined his supporters to work and win the forthcoming elections for President Goodluck Jonathan and the candidate of the PDP in Lagos, Mr. Jimi Agbaje.
Help, pregnant after a one-night stand
At a recent family wedding reception at my brother-in-law’s house, I had a really drunken night with a few family friends, including my brother-in-law. Things got out of hand and we ended up having sex in a spare room in his house, I regretted immediatly as I’m very happy with my husband.
Winners Chapel has six million members spread across 147 countries — Oyedepo
The President of Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel), Bishop David Oyedepo, says the ministry has six million members in 147 nations across the world.
$30 Billion not missing from Excess Crude Accounts – Okonjo-Iweala
The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala says 30 billion dollars is not missing from the Excess Crude Account as speculated by Gov. Adams Oshiomhole of Edo.
Nasarawa Guber Primaries: Maku gives Jonathan, PDP one week ultimatum
Mr Labaran Maku, a former Minister of Information, has given the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) one week to correct anomalies in the party’s governorship primary in the state.
Carrick targets title for surging United
Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick believes the club should be aiming for a record-extending 21st English title rather than settling for a Champions League spot.

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