Egypt court sentences 11 to death over 2012 football riot
2.5m suffering food insecurity in Niger
Bloodbath of the leaders at UK general election?
700 feared dead in migrant shipwreck in Mediterranean
Why Keshi’s contract signing failed
Why my cabinet will be small – Buhari
60 killed in battle over fish pond
The military and the Boko Haram challenge
Mysterious deaths in Ondo: The god is not to blame
FRSC begins medical test for drivers in FCT
Why I can’t marry a fellow actor – Seyi Ashekun
War in Nollywood over piracy

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Buhari’s government: ICT stakeholders set digital agenda
Although technology was at the center of the just concluded 2015 elections, Nigerian IT practitioners have expressed fresh concern saying that Nigeria may not reap the benefits of digital economy of the 21st century unless the incoming government listens to the wake up call of making Information Technology the centerpiece of national development mission.
Council Chairman kidnapped in Rivers
The Rivers State Police command has confirmed the abduction of the Caretaker Committee Chairman of Ahoada East Local Government Area, Chief Cassidy Ikegbedi.
Adefuye, Lagos LG scribes congratulate Buhari, Tinubu, Osinbajo
Senator Anthony Adefuye as well as the Executive Secretaries of Local Governments in Lagos State have saluted the All Progressives Congress for its sweeping victories at the just concluded 2015 polls.
The Oxford and Cambridge Club Debate: Nigerian Democracy and the Economy
The Oxford and Cambridge Unions were the training ground for speakers who intended to climb the political ladder. Both universities were the recruitment centres – de rigour – for British political leadership. Both have produced more Prime Ministers and cabinet members than any other university. Each of the Unions was where orators horned their skills, and still do.
CHIBOK ABDUCTIONS:We, the guilty Nigerians
We are all guilty! No sphere of society can be excused in the abduction of the over 200 Chibok girls. From the media that was divided along North/South dichotomy or ruling party/opposition party reportage, to the pro-northern or pro-Jonathan propagandists, the needed unity of purpose against members of Jama’atu Ahliss-Sunnah Lidda’awati Wal Jihad (western education is evil), otherwise known as Boko Haram, was missing.

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