Ogun INEC is ready for the elections – REC
When explosion in Udi heightened fear of Boko Haram
Ondo lawmakers jerk up budget by N1bn
INEC rigorously training officers for the polls – Osun REC
Smart Card Readers : Group cautions INEC
We’re bringing bold SHELTER plan to Lagosians – Agbaje
NECO postpones 2015 common entrance till April 25
2022 Qatar World Cup final on December 18 – official
FirstBank marks Down’s Syndrome Day
Poll: Why Jonathan ‘ll win – Oputu

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Delta: Why Okowa will win Urhobo votes – Oshevire
HONOURABLE Abel Oshevire is a former member of the Delta State House of Assembly. He was elected into the House in 2007 and he was the Chairman of the House Committee on Information. Before his election into the House, Hon Abel Oshevire was the Senior Special Assistant (Media) to Chief James Onanefe Ibori from 1999 to 2007. He is a strong member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In this interview, Oshevire bared his mind on the 2015 election and the place of the PDP
Uganda replace Bolivia for Nigeria friendly
Nigeria will now play Uganda in a friendly next week after Bolivia pulled out of the fixture citing security concerns, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) announced on Thursday.
2015 :Fashola says hate speeches will undermine electoral process, democracy
Gov. Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, said on Thursday that hate speeches by politicians would undermine the country’s electoral process and democracy. Fashola said this when a delegation of the Council of the Wise, led by its Coordinator, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari paid him a courtesy visit in Lagos.
Indian authorities red-faced after exam cheating exposed
Authorities in eastern India were left red-faced on Thursday after images of relatives scaling the walls of a school exam centre to pass notes to candidates were broadcast on local television.
I will eliminate discrimination against women, if elected, says Buhari
Retired Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, says discrimination against women in all sectors will be dealt with, if he is elected in the March 28 election. Buhari spoke at a Town Hall meeting with Nigerian women on Thursday in Lagos. He said that his administration would be committed to ensuring that gender was mainstreamed in key areas such as the economy, education, health, security, governance, power, agriculture and other areas of national development.

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