
Am I too small to please my women?
Nigerians’ worst travel nightmares
Jackie Chan to visit Nigeria Sept. 4
Don’t negotiate with Boko Haram, ACF warns FG
NDDC yet to respond to N183.7b indictment – Auditor General
Change Agenda: We are building a new Nigeria says Buhari
Police begin withdrawal of officers attached to VIPs
NNPC not to blame for petroleum industry woes – Kachikwu
National Identity card to complement voters card – Buhari
Japan: We cannot guarantee Olympic stadium deadline
Tribunal dismissess petition against Kwankwaso’s election
Residents protest naval officer shooting in Ikorodu
Indonesian man called God told to change name
Protest as Imo govt set to privatise NLC
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SubscribeNigeria hosts RemitAfrica2015 Confab on foreign currency inflow
Remittance providers and stakeholders, including money transfer operators, mobile financial services providers and regulators would converging on Lagos for the RemitAfrica Conference in November. This is contained in a statement by Mr Emmanuel Okoegwale, Communications Officer for Mobile Money Africa and made available to newsmen on Tuesday in Lagos.
Video: Wizkid showers music fans with cash
Starboy Wizkid was at his best on Saturday August 22, 2015 at the Star Music Trek #IbadanRocks concert at Trans Amusement Park, Samonda, Ibadan as he repeatedly showered the mammoth crowd with bundles of cash while performing his hit track “Show You The Money”.
Sokoto State Assembly begins probe of Tambuwal, Wamakko
The Sokoto State House of Assembly on Tuesday said its probe of the state’s finances is to ensure that due process was followed in the utilisation of the funds. The assembly had directed the state government to furnish it with details of the state’s finances and expenditure from January to August this year.
Erosion threatens Igalaland – Lawmaker
The lawmaker representing Ankpa Constituency in the Kogi State House of Assembly, Hon. Rabiu Isiaka Alfa Momoh has called on the Federal Government to save Igalaland from the ecological problem that is threatening the area.
How two female suicide bombers struck in Damaturu
Twin suspected female suicide bombers attacked a motorpark and Pompomari ward simulateuesoly, in Damaturu, the Yobe state capital killing seven with 26 others injured.
‘Okija Shrine: No longer a bee-hive of activities for politicians
Indeed, it was the visit of former Anambra governor, Dr. Chris Ngige to Okija shrine to swear an oath that brought the shrine into popularity. Caged by his political godfathers, Dr. Ngige was reportedly dragged to Okija shrine to swear an oath of allegiance to his polical godfathers to keep his side of agreement to them on winning the election.
ITU calls for regulation of online media
The Secretary General of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization, Engr. Shola Taylor, says Nigeria can use proceeds from available spectrum auction to achieve a seamless transition from analogue to digital broadcasting in 2017.
Why I’ll vote for Donald Trump
MR. You-are-fired Donald Trump is a man who has fired the imagination of the American public with his brand of unorthodox political campaigns. Initially written off as a nonentity, Trump has weathered all storms to remain fixed at the top of the Republican Party presidential race list.
Damaturu Suicide Bombings: Gaidam Saddened; expresses condolences, sympathies to victims’ families
Governor Ibrahim Gaidam of Yobe state has expressed sadness over the two suicide bomb explosions in Damaturu early morning today in which six people were confirmed dead and 26 others injured.
NPC, NIMC meet to fast-track harmonization of biometric database
The National Population Commission (NPC) and the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) on Monday kicked off the harmonization and integration process of biometric database as directed by the federal government.
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