

Sacrilege!Man 50, arrested for sleeping with 14 year-old daughter
Security challenges can’t stop polls —Mark
Ohanaeze crisis: Parallel leadership inaugurates caretaker committee
Uduaghan challenges traditional rulers on voters’ education
Taxation: Anambra, Lagos most hostile to manufacturers
N750m bribe: Elumelu under pressure to abandon case in EFCC
Secret behind Chidinma’s hits — Tha Suspect
You can change the situation
The squandering of goodwill
US applauds Jonathan, Buhari non-violent pledge
Filmmaking: ‘My sweet and sour story’
I am working on my stage performances — Eva
We won’t leave Dubai empty handed — Amokachi
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SubscribeAPC congratulates Jonathan over Maiduguri trip
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has congratulated President Goodluck Jonathan for finally finding the courage to visit Maiduguri to pep up the gallant troops battling the Boko Haram insurgency, but said the President has more trips to make to Chibok, Buni Yadi and Potiskum, among others.
The rise of female suicide bombers
Generally perceived as weak, harmless, compassionate and possessing great value for human life (being givers of life themselves), female folks were believed to be at the receiving end of conflicts and wars which usually utterly reduce them to sex tools, cooks and cleaners in the hands men.
Boko Haram killed woman in labour during Baga massacre — Amnesty Int’l
Amnesty International has claimed that Boko Haram killed a woman who was in labour during its attack on Baga- believed to be the deadliest attack of the militants’ six-year insurgency.
Akpoborie: Draws kids to God
Amnesty International has claimed that Boko Haram killed a woman who was in labour during its attack on Baga- believed to be the deadliest attack of the militants’ six-year insurgency.
Air Traffic Controllers threaten strike
Nigerian Air Traffic Controllers’ Association, NATCA, has threatened to embark on indefinite strike with effect from Monday. A statement signed by Mr Eyaru Victor Olawode Banji , the association President and issued yesterday said the Air Traffic controllers decide to toe this path because of refusal of Nigerian Airspace Management Agency to address their grievances
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