Jonathan appoints Peter Obi as Chairman of SEC
Oronsaye’s report ‘ll save Nigeria N860bn – Okebukola
Jonathan orders immediate release of forensic report on NNPC
Jonathan sacks NHIS boss
FG says ambassador recall from S. Africa ‘usual practice’
This is daylight robbery, ‘Mama Taraba’ cries out over poll
Nepal’s quake deaths passes 4,000
Australian trafficker marries before Indonesia execution
World Bank approves $500m to improve maternal, child health
JAMB blacklists 3 CBT centres
Suspected Boko Haram gunmen kill 21 in Yobe
Expert says alcoholism causes liver cirrhosis

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Generator flame kills teenager in Bauchi
Bauchi-Tragedy struck yesterday when a teenager writing the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) in Bauchi State died of burns after trying to start a generator set which went up in flames. It was learnt that Mubarak Aliyu Gidado, 16, was rushed to the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching (ABTUTH) where he died two days later as a result of the injuries he sustained from the incident.
Obiano donates salary to less privileged people in Anambra
Gov. Willie Obiano of Anambra has resolved to donate his salaries to the less privileged members of the society in the state.
2015 Polls: PDP to sanction members for anti-party activities
ABUJA— AFTER a post-mortem of March 28 and April 11 general elections where it lost the Presidency to the Presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has concluded plans to sanction its members who allegedly indulged in anti-party activities that contributed to its defeat.
Nepal rejects Taiwan rescue team offer: minister
Taiwan’s foreign minister said Monday the government of earthquake-devastated Nepal had rejected its offer of a 20-man rescue team, but denied diplomatic pressures were behind the decision. The Taipei-based crew was put on standby Sunday with much of the Nepalese capital in ruins and more than 3,500 confirmed dead, but were told aid was being prioritised from neighbouring countries.
Ghana maintain trend of home Olympic wins
Ghana maintained a trend of home victories in 2016 Olympic Games football qualifiers in Africa by defeating Liberia 2-0 at the weekend.
Kidnapped Bayelsa council chairman regains freedom
The kidnapped chairman of Ogbia local government area of Bayelsa State, Mr, Enaye Abah has been released after five days in captivity.
Suspected Boko Haram gunmen kill 21 in Yobe state
Suspected Boko Haram gunmen shot dead 21 people in northeast Nigeria who were trying to return home to recover abandoned food supplies, a local official and a victim’s relative said Monday.
2000 job seekers storm lawmakers induction
MORE than 2,000 job seekers particularly legislative aides and bank marketers invaded Transcorp and International Conference Centre, ICC venues of the induction programme designed for fresh lawmakers by the Nigeria Institute for Legislative Studies, NILS seeking for jobs in anticipation of the inauguration of the 8th Assembly in June.
Chibok girls whereabouts still unknown after one year
Whether people believe it or not, it is better that someone dies and he is buried than for him to be lost and relations are looking for him. The trauma and unending hope awaiting the lost one can be killing. In the last one year of this global outrage, nations, including the United States, United Kingdom, France and China have vowed to help find the missing Chibok girls, yet, all went back without given any clue on their whereabouts.
INEC official refuses to sign result sheets
“There were numerous cases of fraud and irregularities in many polling centres where the re-run election was conducted,” he added. “We recorded many incidents of violence and intimidation,” he said, vowing to “challenge the results in court to reclaim our victory.”
Echoes reaching you from jazz
Ayoola Sadare, Founder, Lagos International Jazz Festival and the Director, Inspiro Productions, on Monday said the upcoming 2015 jazz festival was to celebrate the nation’s foremost jazz musicians. Sadare told newsmen in Lagos that the festival would also celebrate musicians in other genre with indigenous flavour.
I could let a guy touch my boobs — Harmony
Move over Maheeda. Tiwa Savage isn’t just as gusty. Not even Adokiye has the wild streak, the new sensational singer, Harmony is letting off to the world. Born as Emike Ekwe, Harmony, as she is called, announced her arrival on the Nigerian music scene with a single, Chocolate, which is billed for release on Monday. […]
I didn’t collect money from Diezani Madueke to fund Buhari’s campaign — Bukola Saraki
Former governor of Kwara state and a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Sen. Bukola Saraki, has said that he never collected any money from the Minister of Petroleum, Ms Deizani Allison Madueke to fund the campaign of the president-elect, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buahri (retd)
Man awaiting Execusion by firing squard come Tuesday weds first
He could be put to death by firing squad as soon as Tuesday, along with seven other foreign drug convicts, after authorities at the weekend gave then formal notice of their executions. “We’ve had a special day today,” Michael Chan said as he announced the marriage after returning from a visit to Nusakambangan. “We’ve celebrated with some family and close friends.
If China has world’s second-biggest wine-growing area, What has Nigeria?
China now has the second-largest wine-growing area in the world after Spain, pushing France into third place, according to figures released Monday by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine.

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