My pledge to LCCI, economy —Nike Akande
Is Nigeria ready for climate change?
Ayandele urges schools to stimulate intellectual growth with music
Ambode approves 105 additional road maintenance gangs
Finance sector worries over rising rules violations
Nigerian staff sue Virgin Atlantic Airways for N5bn
CAF U-23 AFCON: Senegal will be a high hurdle – Siasia
Why I shunned partisan politics, by Diya
Govt reject Naira rain for victorious Eaglets
NMA to FG: Impose more taxes on breweries, tobacco, GSM firms
State of economy: Why we need national conversation — Oshiomhole
Seeing each other
Gov Ikpeazu’s mother dies @ 87
Ooni Ogunwusi unveils multi-billion naira resort
PDP celebrates peace in Rivers
Gov Emmanuel makes case for state-owned refineries
Delta Airline flies over 900,000 Nigerian passengers in 8yrs

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BIAFRA: Igbo have the right to clamour for self-determination, says Kalu
In a strategy designed to separate himself from a controversial movement that parades two factions, the leader of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, has announced a new name, Biafra Independent Movement, BIM, for the group.
SAMBISA FOREST: Troops destroy 15 terrorist’s camps, rescue women, children
Abuja— The Nigerian military has commenced air and land strikes deep inside Sambisa forest destroying about 15 heavily fortified camps. In the ensuing onslaught, the military killed scores of terrorists’ and arrested some of them while most of their weapons and equipment were destroyed. Scores of abducted captives including women, girls and children were also rescued
Scale of destruction in Bama, Konduga have humbled me – Lai Mohammed
MINISTER of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has showered encomiums on Nigerian soldiers for what he called their gallant fight and bravery in dislodging the elements of Boko Haram in Bama and Konduga LGAs of Borno state, saying that the December deadline given by the President will be achieved.
FG to probe N270bn expended on East-West road project
The Federal Government is to probe the 362 kilometre East West Road project to determine if the N270 billion so far expended on it was commensurate with the work done.

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