Mr Sonnie Ekwowusi, the Founder, Project for Human Development (PHD), has decried the reckless distribution and sale of pornographic materials on the streets.

Some Africans attending a seminar on Intellectual Property Right (IPR) in Beijing have tasked Chinese government to help rid African markets of substandard products imported from China.

A US special forces raid in eastern Syria killed 32 members of the Islamic State jihadist group, including four leaders, a monitoring group said Sunday.

Automobile mechanics in Bayelsa have expressed fears that their trade may go into extinction because of youths lack of interest in undergoing apprenticeship.

The Defence Headquarters said that there was no cause for alarm over the reported retaken of Marte town in Borno by insurgents as steps were being taken to address the untoward development.

Iara, the newly wedded wife of Adams Oshiomole, governor of Edo state, has performed her first official role as the first lady of the state, less than 24 hours after her wedding.

About N4 billion may have gone down the drain in the process of amending the 1999 Constitution. The National Assembly went round the 360 federal constituencies across the country to conduct public hearing on the constitution amendment which representatives of the Federal Government attended.

Jim Iyke has never had it easy with the womenfolk. Most issues he has had with them he never bargained for. Just like last Monday, the actor was doing the regular thing everyone would do after meeting with who you consider your favourite governor in Nigeria. He posted a picture of himself with Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State, with catchy captions to show how much he respects the governor for his wonderful achievements in his state.

AS the world prepares for a World Global Outreach Day, president of Gospel Unlimited, Prof. Durojaiye Adegboye has blamed division and disunity in the Church on the failure of Christians to engage in consistent evangelism.

A girl, about 10 years old, carried out a suicide attack at popular Tasha Market/motor park in Damaturu, Yobe State capital, yesterday, killing seven and injuring 31, witnesses said. The killings came on a day it was revealed that Boko Haram Islamists had recaptured a strategic town in Borno State.

A NIGER Delta based non–governmental organization, Center for Peace and Environmental Justice (CEPEJ), has condemned the repressive regime of President Pierre Nkurunziza of Burundi which has resulted in the killings of civilians, arbitrary arrests, intimidation and the closure of media houses, ahead of the forthcoming general polls.

There was tension in Delta Steel Company (DSC) Township and Orhuwhorun towns in Udu Local Government Area, Delta State, as suspected Orhuwhorun youths yesterday unleashed terror on residents of the DSC Township.

By Udeme Clement The South-West  Chairman, National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Tokunbo Korodo, speaks on the persistent scarcity of petrol in the country. There is zero allocation for fuel subsidy in 2015 budget, what scenario will likely ensue? To start with, the outgoing government should not have removed fuel subsidy allocation […]

70 Christians have been reportedly murdered in Plateau State, including one pastor. The body count was said to have piled up after at least a half dozen attacks allegedly perpetrated by cattle herders. Herders frequently terrorize Christian farmers in Plateau, Bauchi, Kaduna, Taraba, Benue, among others

Most discerning followers of Nigerian football were not surprised by the inclusion of Kelechi Iheanacho and Isaac Success in coach Manu Garba’s squad for the 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup. It would have shocked many, had the duo, especially, Man City attacking pearl, Iheanacho been left out of the squad. But that is exactly what Coach Garba was set to do – drop them and continue with those he won the African Youth Championship in Senegal and those that had been in camp with him since April – before he bowed to pressure.