‘Why Lagos can’t hold council polls now’
2015 ITTF World Championships: Oshonaike makes first round
God answered our prayers in Ugwuanyi —CAN
31-yr-old arraigned for N53.6m theft
Okpekpe MOC begins final countdown
Star SuperFans gameshow: Man U fans batter Chelsea fans
2015 Olympic Day Run: 17 states show interest
NNPC’s Missing $20bn: I’ve nothing to hide, says Jonathan
Forensic Audit Report on NNPC
‘Amnesty programme not endangered’
Isoko deserves ministerial slot in incoming govt—YOUTHS
UNN Cricket Club wins Chuma Anosike cup
Iheanacho scores as Chelsea wins FA Cup
NIKE set to ‘spoil’ Nigeria National Teams
Again, cholera claims 4 in Ebonyi
Five killed in Edo cult clash

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PDP drags Amaechi, others to court over Commission of Inquiry on killings
THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Rivers State has dragged the state governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi and others before a Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, praying the court to declare as unconstitutional, the recently constituted Commission of Inquiry into politically motivated killings in the state.
Police arrest 60 over NDLEA officers, drug addicts’ clash in Ilorin
The Kwara Police Command Sunday said it arrested 60 suspects connected with Saturday’s clash between officers of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, and drug addicts in Ilorin.
Xenophobic violence: Why are the citizens not in their countries? – Zuma
President Jacob Zuma on Monday hit out at other African countries after South Africa faced a backlash over the wave of anti-foreigner attacks in the country.
Cleric decries fraud, violence in Nigeria’s democracy
Catholic Archbishop of Owerri Ecclesiatiscal Province, Dr. Anthony Obinna, has decried the high level of fraud and brigandage that still permeate the democratic system, despite years of electioneering in the country.
SENATE: Amori wins Delta Central seat, as Omo-Agege heads to court
CANDIDATE of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta Central senatorial district, Chief Ighoyota Amori, has been declared winner of Saturday’s re-run election in the district
Four feared dead, many injured as bomb explosion rocks Kogi radio
Four persons were feared dead after a bomb explosion at a community radio, , TAO FM, in Kogi Central senatorial zone
Vanguard gathered that the bombing occurred around 8.pm .
Air conditioning use poised to spike in Nigeria, others – study
The use of air conditioning may rise dramatically by the end of the century, requiring far more electricity and sending pollutants into the atmosphere at unprecedented rates, researchers warned Monday.
Oshodi makes Commonwealth Table Tennis Federation board
Wahid Enitan-Oshodi, President of the Nigeria Table Tennis Federation (NTTF) has been elected into the Commonwealth Table Tennis Federation (CTTF).
Read and Download NNPC Forensic Audit Report
President Goodluck Jonathan, Monday, ordered the immediate release of the PriceWater Cooper’s forensic audit report of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) into the allegedly unremitted $20 billion to the Federation account
NFF, Keshi shock Ibru
Chairman of Racines Football club of Lagos, Emmanuel Ibru has expressed surprise at the re-hiring of Coach Stephen Keshi by the Nigeria Football Federation.
Hate campaign: Buhari fights back, bars AIT from covering his activities
President-elect, General Mohammadu Buhari may have just started a revenge mission on the African Independent Television, AIT when, Monday, the security men attached to him barred the station’s correspondent, Bebei from covering Buhari’s functions.
Amosun signs $3.2bn light rail contract with Chinese govt
Ogun State government, Monday, signed a $3.2 billion light rail project contract with Chinese Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC) for the intracity and intercity rail network in the state.
Presidency denies ‘last minute looting’ allegation
The presidency has denied allegation by Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the spokesperson of the of the All Progressives Congress, APC, that officials of the Federal Government are engaged in “last minute looting of the nation’s resources”
Dozens of soldiers, civilians killed in fresh Boko Haram violence
Boko Haram gunmen killed dozens of soldiers and massacred civilians in a weekend attack on an island on Lake Chad, after 21 people were shot dead in northeastern Nigeria.
Loretta Lynch, first African American woman sworn in as US attorney general
President Barack Obama’s choice for US attorney general, Loretta Lynch, was sworn in at her new job on Monday, becoming the first African American woman to hold the post.

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