Seven more terrorists’ camps destroyed in Sambisa – Olukolade
Bayero assumes duty as new MD of NPA
Ex-militants sue for sustenance of amnesty programme
Borno indigene walking to Maiduguri arrives Ilorin
Ten key moments from Britain’s election campaign
Northern Kenya cattle raids, unrest leaves 75 dead

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‘Awolowo’s solid foundation puts western region ahead of others till now’
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Professor Abdulganiyu Ambali has said that the solid education foundation put in place by the sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, helped to put the old Western Region and its people ahead of other regions of the federation till the present time.
Police arraign farmer for allegedly looting Daniel’s hotel
Ogun State Police command, Tuesday, arraigned a- 34-year-old farmer, Ariyo Fadipe before an Abeokuta Magistrates’ Court for allegedly looting a controversial hotel belonging to former governor of Ogun State , Otunba Gbenga Daniel in Abeokuta.
Passengers stranded as FAAN asks drivers to replace old buses with new ones
Passengers in their hundreds were yesterday stranded at the various bus-stops along the Ikeja-Airport road due to shortage of airport shuttle buses because of the new rules introduced by Federal Airport Authority of Nigerian, FAAN.
National and State Houses of Assembly Election Tribunal inaugurated in Sokoto
A three-member National and State Houses of Assembly Election Tribunal in Sokoto State, was on Wednesday inaugurated by its Chairman, Justice Anselem Nwaigwe. The two other members of the Tribunal are Justice Ogbogo Ejembi and Justice Abubakar Mohammed. Nwaigwe said that the tribunal had so far received four petitions in respect of the State and National Assembly elections.
Boko Haram did nothing for my son and the same for the other children – Starved survivors
Zara Malam’s son Mohammed was just five months old when Boko Haram stormed their village in northeastern Nigeria and carried them off to their stronghold in the Sambisa forest. After several months as a hostage, the boy’s head is enlarged from malnutrition and crinkled skin sags from the joints of his tiny, boney body.

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