Chevron inspires Art students with scholarships
Pollution: There’s urgent need to clean up N-Delta —Oshiomhole
Alhaji Haliru Dantoro, Late Emir of Borgu, 1938-2015
VC tasks Mass Comms lecturers on new practice
Don tasks teachers, parents on cultural education
Don charges lecturers on quality research work
Naira drops, as BVN paralyses forex market
13 make First Class as Caleb university graduates 291
Lagos Assembly calls for repair of Daleko road
Red Star awards scholarship to indigent students
Mexico coach slams Nigeria, Mali as age cheats
Grassroot development is priority for Kaduna State – Commissioner
No injury worries – Amuneke
Renovation: ESUT sacks medical students from hostel
EPL Club tempts Osimhen with one million Pounds
Lawmaker, community fete Corps members

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Mikel is part of Chelsea’s problem, says club legend
Chelsea great, Alan Hudson has argued that John Obi Mikel was one of the factors responsible for Chelsea’s slump in their current campaigns. Mikel, lately has been in action regularly following the gross under-performance of first-choice midfield pair Cesc Fabregas and Nemanja Matic. However, Mikel has failed to impress and it’s perhaps little coincidence that […]
AMSWON makes case for increased medical social workers in hospitals
The Association of Medical Social Workers of Nigerian, (AMSWON) has called on governments at the Federal, State and Local levels to involve more Medical Social Workers in the management of tertiary, secondary and primary health centers across the country, noting that it’s as an antidote to the array of psycho-social problems confronting many Nigerians.
Bishop Ikeakor commissions microfinance bank in Amichi
Ekwulobia — The Anglican Diocese of Amichi in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State, weekend, has commissioned its Sure Anchor Microfinance Bank Ltd, established by the diocese.
See Senators who got what, as Saraki names 65 Senate c’ttees
After several months of lobbying and horse-trading, the tension which before now gripped members of the upper legislative chamber, over who gets what in the committees to oversee various ministries, departments and agencies of government, seems to have been doused, as the Senate President, Bukola Saraki on Wednesday named the chairmen and deputy chairmen of the 65 committees.
My man’s dad smacked my bum
I know I get on well with my boyfriend’s family. We’ve been an item for a few years now, but at a recent party, his dad tried to kiss me after giving me a playful smack on the bum. We’d all had too much to drink but I told my boyfriend about it right away. In the morning, I didn’t make an issue of it as it looked as if both father and son had forgotten about the incident.
ELECTRICITY: Umahi directs EEDC to reconnect Afikpo communities
TWO MONTHS after electricity was disconnected in the whole of Afikpo North Local Government of Ebonyi State, following attacks on the personnel and facilities of the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC, the state Governor, Chief David Umahi, has appealed to the distribution company to restore electricity to communities on or before Monday next week.
FG to pay oil marketers N413bn subsidy debts
The Federal Government, yesterday, approved the payment of N413 billion to petroleum products marketers being the outstanding payment for subsidy claims, even as marketers insist they are owed about N470billion.
UCL: Mourinho drops Mikel, Hazard; starts Baba Rahman, Fabregas
Jose Mourinho makes three changes to the side which started against Liverpool on Saturday.
Rowdy session in Senate over plans to pay unemployed youths N5, 000 monthly
The Senate on Wednesday rejected a motion for the payment of N5, 000 monthly allowance to unemployed youths in the country.
Nigerians commend LASG, Police on use of helicopters to fight crime
Some Nigerians on Wednesday commended the Lagos State Government and the Nigeria Police for the use of helicopters for effective combating of crime
Jonathan had faults but it’s unjust to blame him for Nigeria’s woes- Ben Bruce
By Abiodun Alade Senator representing Bayelsa East Senatorial district, Ben Bruce, on Tuesday, said that it is unjust to ignore all the good works of former President Goodluck Jonathan, but only blame him for all the country’s woes. Bruce argued that there were problems in Nigeria when Jonathan became President in 2010 but he didn’t […]
My daughter doesn’t need a lover, I satisfy her sexually’
A 44-year-old man from Ini Local government area of Akwa Ibom state who has been allegedly defiling his daughter has revealed that he sees nothing wrong with having carnal knowledge with his biological daughter
Data extracted from blackbox of crashed Russia jet — Minister
Investigators have extracted the data from one black box of the Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt and experts will now analyse it, the civil aviation minister said Wednesday.
Canadian fighter killed by IS suicide attack in Syria
A Canadian from Toronto who was in a coalition battling the Islamic State group in northeast Syria was killed by a suicide bomber Wednesday, fellow fighters and a monitor said.
Double honours for MTN as NCC renews digital mobile license
One subscriber, who gave his name as Mr. Akin Akintayo, said: “Interestingly, the fine will not in any way affect my patronage of MTN because I am sympathetic to the brand. I feel the penalty given to the company is too grevious. What offence could they have committed to attract a 1.4 trn dollar fine? The only reason I’ll ever leave MTN is if there is a collapse in the network’s services that will be obvious to all.”

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