Jonathan: S-West APC faults Yoruba leaders on endorsement
Alleged defamatory comments: Osinbajo demands N2bn damages from Fani-Kayode
Let Jega be, Reps warn Jonathan
Many corruption allegations against my government are politically motivated – Jonathan
Buhari’ll turn Nigeria’s misfortunes around – Amaechi
Re-elect only politicians with good track records — Fashola
War against terror : Military’ll avoid human rights abuses in its operations —Jonathan
Real causes of fuel scarcity, by Okonjo-Iweala
Agbaje, Ambode, Akele, others for Lagos gov gender dialogue
Nigerians need problem solving president —Peterside
ICPC’s Partial Shocks
Keshi – Problems Are Solved
Ex-gov Nyako moves to challenge impeachment
Why I concentrated devt in Asaba, by Uduaghan
Kojo berates NFF, slams Keshi

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SYNAGOGUE: Can coroner be sued or not?
A Lagos State High Court in Ikeja, yesterday, asked parties before Coroner’s Inquest investigating the September 12, 2014 building collapse at the Synagogue Church Of All Nations, to canvass arguments on whether the coroner was a “juristic person” that can be sued or can sue.
Hate Campaign: APC dares NIMASA, threatens to open can of worms
The war of words between the All Progressives Congress, APC and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, over a disputed sponsorship of hate campaign against General Muhammed Buhari, the presidential flag-bearer of the party, has taken a dramatic twist as the party has threatened to open a Pandora box if NIMASA fulfills its threat of approaching the court on this matter.
A new beginning?
Let’S for a moment, imagine the globally-wired Internet Ecosystem without the Satellite. The world of tomorrow belongs to those nations that can properly harness, organize, manage and control their Intellectual Property Resources.
Niger: Two fighting in Govt House
The sudden divorce between Niger state Governor, Dr. Babangida Aliyu and his deputy, Ahmed Ibeto was unexpected given the amity that shadowed the relationship between the two top officers of the government up till about two years ago.
I’ll resign if NFF employs Keshi – Bassey
AS Nigerians await the verdict of the Nigeria Football Federation on whether to give a fresh contract to Stephen Keshi or not, a member of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Paul Bassey has vowed to resign if Keshi gets the nod to lead the Super Eagles again.
Govt trying to spread nation’s wealth, says Minister
The Minister of State for Finance, Mr Bashir Yuguda, said the government was doing everything to ensure that the nation’s wealth got to all sections of the society.
Judicial stroke settles Enugu PDP Gov race
The December 8 governorship primary of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Enugu State blew open, a can of legal fireworks following parallel primaries that dotted the exercise. Last Monday’s judgment by an Abuja court may settle issues.
Environmental pollution: Fear, crisis threaten peace of Ogun community
UNTIL recently, Madam Aminat Egunjobi lived in Ogunrun-Ori, a community in Pakuro Town, Mowe along the ever-busy Lagos-Ibadan Expressway in the Owode Local Government Area of Ogun State.
The magic of handshakes, more than greetings — Study
IN most African countries like Nigeria, the most common greeting is a handshake with a smile. However, whether limp or firm, handshake conveys subliminal social cues. Do you know that a simple handshake can mean more than greetings? A new research finding has revealed that handshakes also transmit chemical signals that can explain the meaning of the greeting in the first place.
Agbaje promises traders better welfare package
THE Lagos State governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Mr Jimi Agbaje, yesterday, visited Ladipo, Idi-Oro, Oshodi and Ikeja markets and promised the traders to put an end to the era of impunity, allegedly suffered by them at the hand of the Lagos State Government, with incessant shutting of their business places over different excuses.
UNICEF commended on infant, maternal health
The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has been commended for sustai-ning all the programmes geared towards the health of women and children in Imo State.
Parties playing politics with Aba—Ikpeazu
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship candidate in Abia State, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, has said his opponents were just playing politics with the development of Aba, the commercial nerve of the state.
Akwa Ibom: The hurdles before Emmanuel
IF endorsements were the only yardstick to determine the next occupant of the Akwa Ibom State Government House, Mr. Udom Emmanuel of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may not need to contest the April 11 governorship election in the state.
4-yr-old boy burnt to death, as indigenes, settlers clash in Benue
MAKURDI—A four-year-old boy was, last Sunday night, was burnt to death in a bloody communal crisis that erupted between indigenes and settlers at Abinsi in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State.
NAFDAC declares drug counterfeit kingpin wanted
National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, yesterday, declared a suspected drug counterfeit kingpin wanted over various offences, including attempted murder of a police officer and importation of 15 container loads of fake and counterfeit pharmaceutical products into the country.

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