Lagos community in darkness for 15 years, seeks Ambode’s help
Nine APC supporters, one other die in Ebonyi auto crash
Don’t blame me for players’ failure — Ndanusa
Will Orezi apologise over his Reggae Blues lyrics?
Why I didn’t campaign for Buhari—Solomon Akiyesi
BON Awards: Akure stands still for Nollywood stars
I don’t blame artistes who walk out of award ceremonies – YQ
I really want to ask her out but I get so nervous
Do you pass off a premature baby as your husband’s?
Ojukwu, Ifeajuna resurrect in The Encounter
NMVA: If there are no women in your videos, I frown at it – Cally Ikpe
A tale of four deaths
Resurgence of kidnapping in Abia: Police take battle to kidnappers’ den
Tension in Onitsha as traders spoil for war over leadership tussle
FG must check proliferation of varsities – Crawford VC
Anxiety grips Adamawa over possible return of ex-Gov Nyako

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Are these signs of the end times?
I had gone to collect some clothes from the tailor but they were not ready, so, I decided to wait. While he made finishing touches to them, we chatted away on the conduct of many artisans especially on their penchant for disappointing their clients. Suddenly, a little girl aged seven or eight ran into the shop. I was struck by her beauty and innocence. She was fair skinned, had neatly groomed hair, even after the long school hours, her pair of white socks and green uniform were still quite clean.
The Senate : A petty, paranoid, red – eyedchamber intent on castrating the youths
“Banish the social media, dismantle the internet and confiscate their mobile phones. Isolate them, put out their lights and shut in these trouble makers and there will be peace.” “All in favour say aye” If we hesitate, with this senate, the ayes will have it. The biggest threat to the perpetuation of the enslavement of the poor majority in Nigeria by the political class is the social media.
You have no right to cancel elections, Sylva tells INEC
The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the December 5 Bayelsa State Gubernatorial Election, Chief Timipre Sylva, has petitioned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) demanding that all results from the recent election be summed up and the winner declared.
SIASIA, AMUNEKE: Sports Minister needs more action than words
Youth and Sports Minister Solomon Dalung, Thursday expressed outrage that allowances and bonuses of the Olympic soccer team were yet to be paid even after they beat Senegal 1-0 the previous day to qualify for the Rio Olympics.
I wrote Fele on an aircraft – Lola Savage
By Kehinde Ajose Beautiful Afropop songstress, Lola Savage is gradually entrenching her name in the minds of her fans and working her way to the pinnacle of her career. The versatile singer recently unveiled a new love song which is a departure from what is popular. Fele is an Afrobeat tune laced with Fela’s Ajoro […]
14 killed, decapitated in Boko Haram raid in Borno
Fourteen people were killed, some of them decapitated, in a Boko Haram raid on a village in northeast Nigeria, a resident and a civilian vigilante assisting the military said on Friday.
Jonathan attracts 4,642 followers in 9 days
Former President, Goodluck Jonathan, who joined micro-blogging site, Twitter on Wednesday, 2nd December, has attracted 4,642 followers as at 21:30 on Friday, 11th December.
Buhari wants laws strengthened to win war against corruption
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday said the nation’s laws needed to be strengthened to realistically contend with the miasma of corruption.
Young Nigerians unveil SwapNaija App
Young Nigerians – Opeoluwa Aiyegbusi, Lawrence Oye and others have developed and unveiled a new mobile app called Swap Naija– with the aim of bringing convenience into the use of mobile telecommunication in Nigeria. Swap Naija is a mobile app, which makes airtime swap possible on the go in real-time. Before now, what was obtainable was a transfer between subscribers within a similar telecom network. With Swap Naija, Nigerians can now send airtime to any telecom network.
Obiano supports police with 25 patrol vehicles
Gov. Willie Obiano of Anambra, said on Friday that no Nigerian resident in or visiting the state would run the risk of avoidable death from over-speeding vehicles or a drunk-driver.

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