Edo CP to Assembly: Pass stringent laws to check cultism
Don’t repeat past mistakes at elections, Buhari warns INEC, police
FG’s bail-out to states boosts loan repayment in banks – CBN
TSA: 1% transaction charges is revenue for Remita, CBN, banks
International conspiracy to ruin Nigerian economy
‘Why INEC can’t prosecute all electoral offenders’
Can Buhari reduce poverty?
Between war and peace
Economic downturn hits growth of e-commerce
How Grillo’s Igi Araba changed the face of art in Lagos
When words travel across borders
Nigerian solves 156-yr-old Riemann mathematics hypothesis
Relief, as rehabilitation on Onne Seaport access road begins
INEC sued over non-issuance of voters’ cards
Grappleline launches ‘What if’ campaign
Remembering Ken Saro-Wiwa
Motorists groan as fuel crisis lingers nationwide

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KOGI 2015: The dynamics of power
With the introduction of card readers, it is becoming practically unfeasible to manipulate the process or the results. The recent upturning of results declared in March and April 2015 is ringing more caution into the ears of politicians who circumvent the law, rape the process to achieve a supposed support of an unsupportive voting population.
Osun shuts 5 federal agencies over N220m tax
Osun State Internal Revenue Service OSIRS has shut five federal establishments in the state over non-remittance of taxes due to the state government totaling about N220 million.
NIS probes 2 Koreans over alleged violation of expatriate quota laws
The Bayelsa State Command of Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, says it has started investigations into the immigration status of two Koreans working for an oil servicing firm in the state.
Ikem explores the invisible effect of Depression
The word depression may sound very simple in the ears of many, but it is a silent yet virulent killer described by psychiatrists as “ the common cold of psychiatry.” But one fundamental issue about it is that despite its negative effect it has not received the deserved attention and worse still, little has been published on the subject all over the world and particularly in the African world. It is in response to this, that Dr Vivian Ikem, a scientist who has experienced it came up with a new book entitled, Shadows In the Mirrow: The Many faces of Depression.
Delta’ll sustain devt initiatives —Otuaro
DEPUTY governor of Delta State, Mr Kingsley Otuaro, weekend, said the state government would continue to pursue and guarantee a peaceful state, necessary for actualization of its programmes.

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