Govs reunite to fight Okonjo-Iweala
IEI gets new board following dissolution by NAICOM
I’m still in PDP, says Orubebe
CBN, NIBSS lead banks to 2015 card expo in Lagos
Jonathan urges ECOWAS to support Buhari
Coscharis Technologies wins APC awards again

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ULCO opens as mega drug distribution centre
Towards addressing the country’s chaotic drug distribution system that is often characterised by circulation of fake and counterfeit medicines, Ultra Logistics Company Limited, ULCO, a private sector initiative, opens today in Lagos to begin operation as a mega drug distribution centre under the watch of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, PSN.
Sleeping with a virgin doesn’t appeal to me!
I’ve been seeing a guy for the last few months and though he seemed interested in the relationship, he didn’t make a move on me sexually. I’ve tried everything- kissing him deeply, snuggling up to him whenever I could and generally letting him know I was ready for sex, but he just didn’t respond.
Leopards target a double over Wolves
It seems as though it’s the end of the road CAF Confederation Cup campaigners, Warri Wolves, as they lost by 3-0 away to AC Leopards of DR Congo in the first leg of the competition’s playoff on Sunday.
Chibok girls held in bunkers – Shettima
Borno State governor, Kassim Shettima, Tuesday, said there was every tendency that the female students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, abducted by members of the Boko Haram sect, in April 2014, were being held in bunkers, inside Sambisa Forest.
Kidnappings: New Police Commissioner arrives Ekiti, vows to restore order
The new Police Commissioner for Ekiti State, Mr Etop John James, on Tuesday pledged to restore peace in the state.
James was named the new commissioner of police in the state barely 48 hours after Gov. Ayo Fayose complained to the Inspector General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, over the spate of kidnappings in the state.
Crowd welcomes Buhari in Daura
The president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari returned to Daura, Kastina on Tuesday and was welcomed by a mammoth crowd
3SC fans call for Howard’s sack
The teeming fans of 3SC vented their anger on the chief coach of the club, Franklin Howard following the team’s home draw to their arch-rival, Rangers International FC in a Nigeria Premier Football League match played on Sunday at Lekan Salami Sports Complex, Ibadan.
Rangers’ form drives fans away – Gk Daniel
Emmanuel Daniel Rangers International of Enugu and Dream Team V1 Goalkeeper spoke with Sports Vanguard on his expectations in the All Africa Games slated for September 4 – 19, 2015 and the Olympic team, boasting that the Dream Team VI would come from Congo Brazzaville victorious. Daniel passed a vote of confidence on both his club coach, Kelechi Emetole and Dream Team coach, Samson Siasia.
Sudan opens trial of two Christians for preaching
Two South Sudanese pastors went on trial Tuesday in Sudan on accusations of spying and crimes against the state, for which they could receive the death penalty, their lawyer said.
Slot Systems, Matrix begin phone trade-in-program
Nigerian leading phone retailer, Slot Systems Limited in partnership with Matrix Certified Pre-Owned Nigeria Limited, a leading name in pre-owned devices have launched a “trade-in” program to enable customers trade-in their old phones for brand new ones.
May 29: FG orders Bayelsa CJ to swear in Wike as Rivers state Gov
Following the protracted impasse that has left Rivers State without a substantive Chief Judge for long, the Federal Government, yesterday, directed the CJ of Bayelsa State to swear-in the Governor-elect of Rivers State, Chief Nyesom Wike, on May 29.
US slams Gambia’s president for threatening to slit throats’ of gay
The United States slammed Gambian President Yahya Jammeh on Saturday for “unconscionable” remarks, after the West African leader reportedly threatened to slit the throats of gay men in his country.
Boko Haram: Brig-Gen Ransome Kuti’s trial moved to Abuja to meet May 29 deadline
Indications have emerged that the Court Martial of Brigadier General Ransome Kuti, Commander of the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) and 30 other officers under him, was moved to Abuja from Lagos for trial in order to meet the deadline set by the Army High Command to conclude all trials on or before May 29, 2015.
NAF say investigation ongoing in alleged FAAN staff brutality
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Logistics Command in Lagos on Tuesday said investigation was ongoing in the alleged brutality of a Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) employee by its officers.
ECOWAS summit bids Jonathan farewell, hails Nigeria’s democratic transition
ECOWAS leaders on Tuesday in Accra paid glowing tribute to President Goodluck Jonathan for his contributions to regional peace, security and overseeing the conduct of successful elections in Nigeria.

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