I did not leave my husband—Olatunji-Edet, Lagos lawmaker
Don’t repeat Eguaveon’s mistake, Amadu warns Siasia
Urhobo cautioned over 2015 polls
2015: Onuesoke urges Urhobo to support Jonathan, Okowa
2015: How Jonathan missed being a hero in 2011 — Coomassie, ACF Chairman
Glo brings Oscars to CAF Awards
Why I will continue to respect Ogbemudia —Oshiomhole
2015: I am in court to help the PDP – Ajumogobia
You can’t arrest us, Omirin tells Fayose
My political lessons — Kenny Saint Best
Mimiko’s defection: Ondo PDP sets up truce panel
APGA unveils Anambra candidates for 2015
APC nullifies Ondo primary
My wife’s like my manager
Failed attack: 110 Boko Haram insurgents killed in Borno

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N15BN Compensation: Fresh trouble in Odi over 1999 military attack
Angry youths from Odi community in Kolokuma-Opokuma council area of Bayelsa State, yesterday, reportedly, attacked a prominent chief and other indigenes of the community over their alleged involvement in alleged discrepancies in the sharing of the N15 bn compensation paid by the Federal Government for the 1999 military invasion of the community.
When SURE-P saves mother and child!
Following the controversy that trailed its emergence in 2012, there were doubts that the Subsidy Reinvestment Programme ,SURE-P, would achieve the objective it was was seeking to achieve
Nigeria on the verge of a failed state — Shonibare
Chief Supo Shonibare is a lawyer. He was an active member of the defunct National Democratic Coalition, NADECO, which challenged the military administration of the late General Sani Abacha. He was a chieftain of the Alliance for Democracy, AD. He is presently the force behind the newly registered Social Democratic Party, SDP, in Lagos State. He explains, in this interview, why the SDP is the only party that can take the country out of the woods.
Fatal Walk into Maternity Home: 7-yr-old girl mysteriously disappears!
All has not been well with Mr and Mrs Ariajiegbe Anthony, indigenes of Ewatto, in Esan South East Local Government Area of Edo State, following the mysterious disappearance of their seven-year-old daughter, Christable. The girl, according to the parents, went missing on November 25 when she walked to a maternity home in the community while playing, but which authorities are denying the claim while the police in the area have refused to listen to their plea to carry out investigation.
Football devt: Return to Academicals — Uzokwe tells NFF
Ex-international Evans Uzokwe has tasked the Nigeria Football Federation to strengthen the mechanism for development of players at the grassroots level in order to make the national team have more players from home.

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