Group warns against campaign of calumny
No sight of Chibok girls in liberated areas – COAS
MCFR condemns political violence in Abia
SANITATION: Lagos heads to Appeal Court
Fayose threatens to arrest Fayemi’s Dep Gov, SSG, others
Bassey calls for probe of the Dolphins shame
6 killed in Onitsha auto crash
Okorocha files suit against, Araraume, Ihedioha, INEC, PDP
Sen Remi Tinubu hosts town hall meeting
After Jamb’s CBT, is there need for post UTME?
Women mobilize for Jonathan
Boko Haram: Bolivia opts out of Eagles friendly
CAF orders Dolphins to remain in Tunis
AYC 2015: Tetteh boost for Ghana
Jonathan orders NEC to slash electricity tariff

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FG begins ‘final onslaught’ against Boko Haram
Nigeria has begun the “final onslaught” against Boko Haram, the country’s national security spokesman said on Tuesday, after the militants were ousted from the strategic town of Bama.
If your PVC is damaged
You apply in person to the Electoral Officer of your LGA/Area Council for a replacement of the lost/damaged voter’s card. This must be done not later than thirty 30 days before the election. You will be required to pay a processing fee.
Polls: Plateau stakeholders search for elusive peace
PLATEAU State in the past few years has witnessed series of violent crises with some of traceable to the 2015 general polls.
Residents of Jos, the state capital are still recalling the horror that was visited on the city after the November, 2008 local council election as well as the tension the 2011 general elections generated.
I am a former military ruler, now a converted democrat, says Buhari
Thank you for honoring me with your presence here today. Thank you for heeding my invitation to this special meeting with key stakeholders in the Nigerian media. Our country is on the verge of something new. The tide has turned and the world can sense the wave of CHANGE that is about to flood this nation. In less than two weeks, the Nigerian electorate will head to the polls to make their voices heard.
Zimbabwean woman burnt alive near Pretoria
A Zimbabwean woman wrongly accused of killing a young boy has been lynched by an angry mob in a shanty town near the South African capital, Pretoria.
APC aks Police to stop harassing its members
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has asked the police in the Birniwa council area of Jigawa State to stop the incessant harassment and intimidation of its members in the area, saying the police is a national institution that should always be neutral and non-partisan.
Zimbabwe police fire teargas at student protests
Zimbabwe police on Tuesday fired teargas to disperse hundreds of students rallying in support of their unpaid lecturers, witnesses said.
Wenger has faith in Arsenal comeback
Arsene Wenger believes that Arsenal have the form to outclass Monaco on Tuesday and reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League as the only English side left in the competition.
Pope hails bravery of Nigeria priests against Boko Haram
Pope Francis on Tuesday hailed the bravery of Nigerian priests who have stood strong in the face of Boko Haram violence and worked to build bridges with the Muslim community.
Abacha loot: Switzerland to return $380m to Nigeria
Switzerland will return to Nigeria some $380 million (360 million euros) linked to ex-dictator Sani Abacha, Geneva’s public prosecutor said Tuesday, adding that it was closing a 16-year case on the funds.
Egypt to try 16 over football stadium deaths
Egypt’s state prosecutor Tuesday referred to trial 16 suspects accused of clashing with police that led to a deadly Cairo football stadium stampede, blaming the Islamist opposition for the violence.
Sunderland name Advocaat as coach
English Premier League strugglers Sunderland on Tuesday named former Dutch national coach Dick Advocaat as their new manager.
Jonathan’s Trojan Horse Arrives South West, By Erasmus Ikhide
President Goodluck Ebele “Azikiwe” Jonathan has firmly convinced himself that in the history of all ages, there has never been spaces without master; and that there wouldn’t be any in Nigeria of today. The attacker always comes up against a possessor in various forms since the greatest weapon in the hands of the oppressor is […]
Female child thief nabbed, stripped & clubbed to death in Owerri
A suspected child thief was Tuesday nabbed, stripped naked and clubbed to death in Owerri, Imo State capital.
West Brom goalkeeper Foster out for a month
West Bromwich Albion’s England international goalkeeper Ben Foster has been ruled out for at least a month after injuring his knee, the Premier League club announced on Tuesday.

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