Man, 26, in court over threat to neighbour’s life
Frivolous Petition Bill: We’ll remove parts that do not conform to human rights —Saraki
Let each play his role: Kogi State in perspective
PDP did greatest disservice to Nigeria, says APGA chieftain
Man, 32, gets life jail for drug trafficking
Ugwuanyi tasks Nigerians on fight against corruption
Maternal mortality claims 145 out 1,000 women in Nigeria daily—ISTH Cmd
We’re prosecuting 200 rape, domestic violence cases – LASG
Security guard docked over alleged rape of 29-year-old woman
Lagos govt seals 53 churches, mosques, hotels over pollution
Govt urged to stop demolition of houses
FG owes construction firms N1.87trn, vows to complete all ongoing roads
Rep urges unity among lawmakers
Nigeria dumps Senegal, lands in Rio
Making the change mantra fruitful — Adefarasin, others
Gov’s Cup Lagos Tennis: 5 Nigerians crash as Paul upsets Mugabe
Biafra: Surprises from the North

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Onazi returns from injury
Super Eagles and Lazio midfielder Ogeny Onazi has return from a three-week injury lay-off.
Learn Africa names Biology award after Stella Adadevoh, as winner emerges
Miss John Keziah Dalyop from Imperial High School, Bauchi State has clinched the Dr Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Prize for best grade in Biology.
Why we’re yet to defeat Boko Haram, by Air Force chief
The Command Training Officer, Headquarters Training Command, of the Nigerian Air Force, Air Commodore Akintunde Johnson, has disclosed that the war against Boko Haram and insurgency in parts of the country was being hampered by intelligence failure and lack of modern training equipment.
Social media and its Senate malcontents
LAST week, a very controversial bill passed second reading in the Nigerian Senate. The bill titled: “Act to Prohibit Frivolous Petitions”, is sponsored by Senator Bala Ibn Na’Allah, a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, representing Kebbi South. The bill’s sponsor said it is aimed at whoever makes “an allegation or publish a statement or petition in the newspaper, radio, or medium of whatever description against another person, institutions of government, or any public office holder”.
Protest aftermath: BUA commences workers pay-off, re-absorption
In response to the demands of its protesting staff, the management of BUA Flour and Pasta, subsidiaries of BUA Group has made provisions to pay affected staff entitlements fully in line with the company’s policy.
Tax as an alternative revenue earner
Taxation is a means of generating revenue by government for the purpose of providing social services to the people. Taxation all over the world is a function of reciprocity.
Ozuruigbo dissolves Heartland board as stakeholders kick
Former Nigerian champions, Heartland of Owerri, has been thrown into crisis following the announcement yesterday of the dissolution of the club’s board, led by Ibe Okechukwu, by the Chairman of the Taskforce on Sports Facility in Imo State, Ugonna Ozuruigbo.
New Xantra inverters with zero millisecond switch time
Constant electricity supply is an absolute necessity for the growth of any economy. Unfortunately, Nigeria has not been able to get the power sector right. However, Dr. Patrick Owelle, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of PSC Solar Industries Limited and a solar energy scholar/research fellow, has come up with the Pure Sine Wave New Generation Inverter, said to have a design life of over 25 years and zero millisecond (0ms) transfer time. He speaks on the innovation.
Controversy trails recovery of 6 decomposing female corpses in Lagos
LAGOS—Controversy is currently trailing the death of six unidentified women, whose corpses were dumped in a canal at Anibaba area, off Akele Street, Ikorodu, Lagos, at about 3.30 p.m. on Sunday.
Car dealer in court over N8m fraud
LAGOS—For allegedly converting his customer’s vehicle worth N8 million to his own use, a 53-year-old car dealer, Zephaniah Okoli, was on Wednesday arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court, Lagos.
Teenager jailed 2 months for attempting to steal in church
OTA—An Ota Magistrate’s Court in Ogun state , yesterday, sentenced an 18-year-old man, Abbede Faruq, to two months community service for attempting to steal in a church.
Arraignment: Dokpesi pleads not guilty
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday, docked erstwhile Chairman of DAAR Communications Plc, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, before a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja over alleged N2.1 billion fraud.
Chelsea, Arsenal into Champions League last 16
Chelsea, Arsenal and Dynamo Kiev are among the teams that made it into Champions league last 16.
A social approach to learning
Advancements in the field of information technology have allowed online learning to become more sophisticated and diverse. As universities around the world boast more online students than ever, traditional ways of learning are transforming.
RCCG commissions block of classrooms in Ogijo High School
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has commissioned a block of classrooms built and donated by the church to Ogijo Community High School, Ogijo in Ogun State.

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