I am committed to the promotion of young artists—– Patty Chidiac
Help, my mistress refuses abortion
Jonathan enjoins writers to take reading to next level
Buhari’s death wish: Fayose on his own, says Fani-Kayode
Death wish advert: Civil Society group blasts Fayose
Ronaldo dumps girlfriend
Mbu deployed as AIG in charge of Lagos, Ogun states
We don’t have original copy of Buhari’s result – Army
2015 elections: Printers disappointed over low patronage
Why we introduced card readers–INEC
2015: NEDG releases timetable for presidential debates
UN backs Africa force to fight Boko Haram
Petroleum marketers defy directive on N87 pump price
British tabloid The Sun ends topless ‘page three’
Rivers Govt. eliminates fowls infected by flu

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We don’t deserve to be at Afcon 2015 – Mikel
Super Eagles midfielder Mikel Obi has blamed the Super Eagles for not doing enough to qualify for the on-going AFCON in Equatorial Guinea.
Defending champions Nigeria crashed out on the final day of the qualifying tournament when they forced South Africa to a 2-2 draw at home in a match they needed to win and closest rivals Congo won in Sudan to qualify ahead of them.
When OBJ became Buhari’s forerunner
I HAVE always been one of those who pooh-poohed former Vice President Atiku Abubakar anytime he sought to curry public sympathy over the manner in which his former boss, Olusegun Obasanjo, harassed him with investigations, in desperate bids to shoot down his political career.
But like Malam Nuhu Ribadu, I guess I have to apologise to Atiku, not because I think he is clean as a whistle as he wants us to believe, but because I now believe that his former boss was unfair to him.
PDP: Panic or power play?
WAS the call by the leader of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, President Goodluck Jonathan on aggrieved members not to dump the party reflective of the panic its antagonists claim to be seizing the party that has held sway over the polity since 1999?
Scrap NNPC now — Former executives, others
Many former management executives of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, and other oil companies’ senior executives have called for the scrapping of the Corporation, saying, it has destroyed its values and hindered the growth of the Nigerian oil and gas sector.
Fuel price reduction, relief for car owners, but…
On Sunday, the Federal Government reduced petrol price to N87 from N97 it previously sold. Reduction of fuel prices is a welcome development which all stakeholders should embrace with a sense of responsibility. Fuel is one of the most critical economic enablers which can either upset or stabilize any economy.

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