Court delivers judgment on environmental sanitation suit March 16
Gambari warns against further polls shift
Okpanam, Oshimili, Ohanaeze monarchs endorse Ochei
3,019 delegates decide NLC’s future today
UNHCR trains 35 people on IDPs matters
Police assure on security; candidates sign peace pact
Mega concert graces 2015 Lagos Int’l Jazz Festival
Walk with us, save 12 babies
How Nigerian youths see Buhari and Jonathan — Esiyoma
EU, CPC collaborate to tackle consumer abuse, exploitation

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Ilorin: ‘Mark One, One’
LAST weekend, I met Daniel Amokachie, ex-International soccer star and assistant coach of our national team. Naturally, we spoke about the current state of our football and he gave me interesting insights into problems dogging our national game.
Non-remittance: Niger workers threaten to opt out of CPS, write state govt
Public workers in Niger State have written to the state government to officially opt out of the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, to protest government’s refusal to pay its corresponding contribution as required by law.
Give Jonathan another chance —Omene
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship aspirant in Delta State, Chief Ogheneovo Omene has called on Nigerians to give President Goodluck Jonathan another opportunity to enable him consolidate on his achievements by voting massively for him.
GOtv Boxing Night: Organisers assure fans of adequate security
Flykite Productions, promoters of the GOtv Boxing Night, have assured fans coming to the event on 15 March of maximum protection.
Mobil sports: Akpabio lauds mpn investment in youth development
The decision by the NNPC/MPN Joint Venture to invest in the development of the youth has attracted the commendation of His Excellency Dr Godswill Akpabio, Executive Governor of Akwa Ibom State.
Devil in the card reader
AS we steam closer to 28th March, the day for the Presidential and National Assembly elections, the hottest new bone of contention is the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Card Reader (CR).
Polytechnic suffers 25% reduction of monthly allocation
Monthly allocation to state owned tertiary institutions in Delta State has been reduced by twenty-five percent even the release of the allocation has not been regular. Speaking during the familiarization visit of the new Commissioner for Higher Education, Hon. Charles Emetulu to the polytechnic, the Rector of Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara, Dr Clara Sogbaike said: “ monthly overhead cost from the state government has been reduced by 25 per cent from four million naira to three million naira”.
Stakeholders seek overhaul of justice sector
LAWYERS, judicial workers and other stakeholders in Plateau State have called for an overhaul of the states’ justice sector.
On Abuja Accord we stand?
PEOPLE of goodwill have been disturbed about the level of violence around our elections. Early this year, the fears here were succinctly captured in the words of Chief Emeka Anyaoku, the former Secretary-General of the Commonwealth: “Nigeria has a history of election and post-election violence and the signs are already there that the same would be repeated if nothing is done about it”.
Lagos ITTF World Tour: Onaolapo, Omotayo, others berth in q/final of U-21
Defending champion, Nigeria’s Ojo Onaolapo, Olajide Omotyao and three other Nigerians as well as three Egyptians secured their places in the quarterfinal stage of the ongoing International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) World Tour, Lagos Open holding at the Molade Okoya-Thomas Hall of Teslim Balogun Stadium.

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