Nigerian, David Oyelowo is new James Bond

Fayose at it again, storms Ekiti market to buy soup ingredients
For the record: When you wrestle with a pig, by Fashola
Lawyer accused of fondling 9-yr-old girl arraigned
Police debunk Lagos bank bomb scare story
It’s wrong to accuse Buhari of disliking Ndigbo – Gen Momah
Buhari to service chiefs: Hunt down Boko Haram in 3 months
NNPC: More officials may go – Kachikwu
I have no child outside wedlock, Fashola hits back at critics
Why we’re leaving Jonathan and Dickson in PDP — Kinsmen
APC’ll be in power in Imo in the next 24 years, Okorocha vows
N78 million for website included ‘other services’ – Fashola
Moses gets Chelsea No.20, Mikel retains No.12
Stoppage of oil subsidy’ll check corruption – Sanusi
Petition: Osun JSC queries judge
Power Sector : Senate probes OBJ, Yar’Adua, Jonathan
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SubscribeBristow chopper crash: Bodies of US pilot, co-pilot recovered
Lagos—The bodies of the two remaining persons missing from Wednesday’s Bristow helicopter crash in Lagos have been recovered by the search and rescue team.
OPC rape case: Lagos notifies Police of intention to prosecute suspects
THE Lagos State Government, through the Ministry of Justice, has concluded plans to prosecute the four members of Oodua Peoples’ Congress, OPC, who allegedly gang-raped a 30-year-old woman in Lagos.
Using ICRC To Fight Corruption
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari’s government has left no one in doubt that it has zero tolerance for corruption. The fight against corruption will be won or lost depending on how the government handles the civil service, which is the engine room of corruption in the public sector. The corruption-riddled public procurement process in the country must be reformed for us to make progress.
Treason trial of Biafra Zionists re-assigned to another judge in Owerri
THE trial of 11 members of pro-Biafra, group, Biafra Zionists Federation BZF, has formally been transferred from Enugu, where the sitting initially commenced, to Owerri.
Ibe Kachikwu: A technocrat comes to work
When Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu was installed the 13th Odogwu of Onicha Ugbo, on August 28, 2013, little did he realise that becoming a War Commander in his community was going to take a wider significance of leading a battle to redeem the cash cow of national revenue generating institution that has become infested with a thousand demons.
Why Lagos helicopter crash survivors were moved to St Nicholas Hospital
THE six survivors of Wednesday’s Bristow Helicopter crash are recuperating at St Nicholas Hospital, a private hospital on Lagos Island.
Burundi abuses: Falana drags AU to African court
lagos—Human rights lawyer, Mr Femi Falana, SAN, has urged the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, ACHPR, to direct the African Commission, AU, to refer the Communication against Burundi filed before it five years ago to the African Court.
Daniel accuses Soyinka of selective advocacy
ABEOKUTA—Former governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, has hit back at the Nobel Laureate , Professor Wole Soyinka , describing the criticism against his government as selective advocacy.
2 killed in fresh Plateau attacks; govt declares dusk-to-dawn curfew
Jos—Two people have been reportedly killed in Gana Ropp and Kurra Falls, while crops were destroyed in Gashish of Barkin Ladi and Jol of Riyom Local Government areas of Plateau State.
Labour lauds Buhari over economy, insecurity, others
ORGANISED Labour yesterday in Kaduna State, said since inauguration on May 29th, President Muhammadu Buhari had made some significant moves in the direction of good governance in the areas of anti-corruption, security and economy.
WAEC releases 13 states’ withheld results
LAGOS — The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has released results of more than 200,000 candidates which were withheld due to the indebtedness of their various states to the council. Affected candidates can now check their results at the council’s website.
89% firms meet NSE’s post-listing requirement
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) yesterday said that 89 per cent of quoted companies have so far complied with its post-listing rules requirement on financial statement rendition and have filed their respective 2014 audited financial report and account.
AAG: Team Nigeria boxers to shine in Congo
Olympian and Nigerian boxing coach Jerry Okorodudu has tipped Nigerian boxers to justify their presence at the 2015 All African Games beginning September 4 in Congo- Brazzaville.
Nigeria, Niger in 3 million tons of transit cargo deal
Nigeria and its Nigerien counterpart have concluded plans to move three million tonnes of transit cargoes from Lagos seaports to Jibiya in Niger annually.
The N-Delta question requires a Nigerian answer — Rep Pondi
Hon. Julius Pondi is a member, representing Burutu Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. In this interview, he debunked insinuations that his party the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) fuelled the leadership crisis in the green chambers, pointing that what played out was democracy in action. Hon. Pondi thus said after the tussle, the House has come out stronger better placed to proceed upon law making and oversight functions among other issues. Excerpts:
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