Buhari addresses Chatham House
I am fit, healthy and well to lead Nigeria—Buhari
Checking State Assembly legislative excesses
Ukraine poised to pull back arms while US, Russia trade barbs
Boko Haram: Okupe creates victory harshtag for Jonathan on twitter
220 Assyrian Christians abducted by IS in Syria – monitor
Bahrain court sentences 3 to death over police killings
One dead in Cairo bomb blasts: health ministry
Man bolts after wife delivers armless baby
Teachers strip contractor naked for impregnating student
N1bn lost daily to rice importation —FG
I did not rent crowd to boo Buhari in London—Fani-Kayode
Robbers Question Our Morality
PDP’s perfected plot to rig polls, alleges Oshiomhole
Abducted American missionary: Kidnappers reduce ransom from N60m to N30m
Nigerians are united for democracy
2015 Budget: Senate cuts recurrent vote, raises capital expenditure

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NFF sets World Cup target for Falcons
Director of Technical at the Nigeria Football Federation, Emmanuel Ikpeme, has charged the Super Falcons to make sure they qualify for the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup in Canada.
Age of uncertainty: Resignation in protest
WILLIAM Shakespeare was essentially right when he asserted, “What the great ones do, the less we prattle off”. In Nigeria, people change at will from one political party to another.
President, govs should not appoint Attorneys-General —Muiz Banire
Dr Muiz Banire is a doctorate degree holder in law. A practicing lawyer and a university law lecturer,he is also the national legal adviser of the All Progressive Congress APC. A three-time commissioner in Lagos state,Banire whose name featured prominently as a likely governorship aspirants prior to APC’s primaries in Lagos state spoke on the constitution amendments,consequences of further polls shift,threats by APC to form a parallel government,the judiciary and other related issues
Education stakeholders divided over minimum teaching qualification
The plans by the Federal Ministry of Education to make bachelor’s degree the minimum teaching qualification in Nigeria has continued to generate mixed reactions from stakeholders in the sector, with some viewing the decision as a tall order, while some others say it will make Nigeria be at par with global best practices, as well as meet global challenges.
10 year old Nigerian in UK varsity
Ten year old Esther Okade, one of UK’s youngest students from Nigeria, has been accepted to start her maths degree at the Open University. Esther, who enrolled three weeks ago, is already top of her class, scoring 100 per cent in a recent test

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