Prologue: just a class apart
109 Boko Haram fighters dead’ after first attack on Niger
Lamido’s laudable landmarks
Lekki-Epe road: Fashola flays Agbaje, others over plans to scrap toll
My songs are based on different inspirations – Rymez
Uncertainties over election date
LCCI kicks against postponement of February elections
I feel guilty about cheating on him
Kwankwaso: Transforming Kano via open governance
You have got no mail!
Ohanaeze Ndigbo threatens violence over election crisis
Babatunde Raji Fashola: Success in tackling challenges head-on
JUDICIARY STRIKE: Chief Registrar chased away from court premises
We did a new thing in Nigeria – Elumelu
It is an uncommon award — Akpabio
Nyanya bombing: FG files fresh 7-count charge against Ogwuche, 6 others
A 3-year marriage lost to a cougar!

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‘How I got involved in water goddess rituals’
“Three days later, a big boa snake came into my house. I picked my gun and shot at it, it disappeared and re-appeared at my back. I turned again and aimed at it but it disappeared again. I thought it had gone; I went inside and dropped my gun.
Enugu thumbs up for Ugwuanyi
“I want to state here that in and out of office, Sullivan Chime remains my leader. I used to hear that people are ‘Ekwueme’, (one who lives by his words), but I actually saw it in Governor Chime.”—Ugwuanyi
Ambode/Agbaje: Battle royale in Lagos
Eight years ago, Jimi Agbaje ran a very impressive campaign when he first came into public consciousness and was contesting for the gubernatorial job in Lagos State. His jingles were catchy and his message resonated. He even had one jingle where he came dancing acrobatically to a melodious tune. It was full of verve. It was full of energy. Fashola in comparison led a dull, dour almost uninspiring campaign. At least, that was what it seemed like to me and I told my late friend who was handling his campaign ads that his man did not come across as a confident candidate.
Club Football: Path to recovering crashed expectations
In times past, the typical Nigerian boy knew the names of all the leading clubs in the country and remarkably chose aliases that are the real names of their favorite club player. It was not uncommon to find lads at schools’ playgrounds in Ibadan bearing the name ‘Muda Lawal’ and others playing street soccer in Artisan Quarters, Enugu wearing jerseys with names, Nwobodo, Nwabueze Nwankwo while yet along Rayfield area in Jos, Inuwa Rigogo was a popular name. Those remain the nostalgic ages of Nigerian football which held dreams of a greater future for those kids who today are adults but with kids whose allegiance now lie with European clubs.
Stop diabetes before it stops you
JOHN was diagnosed diabetic at 40, but instead of focusing on the disease, he ignored it. After all, he didn’t feel sick. But gradually, his health was failing.
Lagos Guber: The edge Ambode has over Agbaje
It is not in doubt that like the Presidential race between Dr. Goodluck Jonathan and General Muhammadu Buhari, which promises to be an epic battle, one of the governorship races that will equally be keenly contested is the race for the Alausa RoundHouse by Akinwunmi Ambode of the All Progressive Congress (APC) and Jimi Agbaje of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Nigeria’s Farida Bedwei is celebrity guest on African Voices
Glo-sponsored CNN African Voices will this weekend feature Farida Bedwei, a software engineer who, despite her Cerebral Palsy disease, rose to become one of the most successful technologists in Africa.
Polls: Peace C’ttee expresses concern over PVCs, exodus of Nigerians
On the 14th of January, 2015, exactly one month ahead of the elections, the two leading political contenders for the Presidency, President Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR and General Mohammed Buhari, GCFR at a public forum organised by the Office of the Special Assistant for Interparty Affairs, Senator Ben Obi and chaired by Chief Emeka Anyaoku, and along with the leaders of nine other Political Parties took an unprecedented step when they appended their signatures to a Peace Accord titled, The Abuja Accord on the prevention of Violence and acceptance of election results by the Presidential Candidates and Chairpersons of the Political Parties contesting the 2015 General elections.
Why Akwa Ibom chose to go right (Udom)
The word ‘Udom’ in the Ibibio and Efik dialect carries so much positives, the most dominant and significant being “right” Last month and for two days I had to do a tour of the state to supervise the Zonal finals of the 14th AKS/NNPC/MPN Schools athletics Championships. Spread over eight sports zones of the state, I have always found myself as the consultant of the programme, battling to touch base with all the venues.
Revisit party primaries, Bode George tells PDP leadership
LAGOS—FORMER Deputy National Chairman (South) of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olabode George, has called on the leadership of the party to revisit the just conducted governorship primaries held across the country by setting up a committee to look into other methodologies to handle the rancour-ridden primaries.
APC presidential campaign holds today in Osun
The Vice Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress APC, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo and Osun State Governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola would today lead Nigerians in the great road procession tagged “Nigerians Walk for Change.”
Why I want Udom to succeed me — Akpabio
Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa-Ibom State has encouraged the people of Ikono and Itu Local Government Areas to rally round the Peoples Democratic Party-PDP governorship candidate, Udom Emmanuel for investments to be attracted to the state.
Jonathan’s kinsmen to North: Stop attacking our son or face our wrath
Angered by reports of attacks on President Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign train in the Northern part of the country, a prominent traditional ruler in Bayelsa State has warned the perpetrators to refrain from such act.
The BUHARI of my personal experience
Without ever knowing or meeting me, Buhari gave me a chance. As I now write, I have never met him one-on-one. We have never spoken to each other. It is an extraordinary experience of an unusual man.
Oshiomhole speaks on how PDP shares power
He is so passionate about tomorrow. And so, looking back, he discovered that not a healthy and solid foundation had been laid for a strong future. To him, the return of democracy in 1999 was supposed to be a catalyst for this greatness. But Nigeria failed to plan and work towards greatness. This is the view of Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, who was also former President of Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, in an interview he granted journalists in Edo

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