Shocking: Navy arrest boat with 400 truckload of stolen crude oil
War of the judges as Dance With Peter gives contestants free hand
Buhari okays appointment of 30 new federal high court judges
Beware of the black widow
Paris climate confab and petro – economies
You need not be miserable to be healthy!
Why I like Nigerian women — AKA
The trauma of exposing your child t o foreign culture!
FG to contribute N200m to AWF project
Biafra: Group demands Kanu’s unconditional release
KOGI 2015: Confluence of commotions
AUDU: Signs of death before his fall
Bayelsa: Issues that will shape guber polls
Stop kidding with your kidneys
Diezani in Dele Momodu’s wheelbarrow
Africa has no business with poverty

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After HID Awolowo: What becomes of Ikenne, Awo’s dynasty, family businesses?
IT is no longer news that Late Chief Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo, the wife of first Premier of Western Region, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, began her life on November 25, 1915 and ended her era on September 19, 2015. Perhaps, what may be news is what happens to the Awolowo political and business dynasty after the passage of the patriarch and matriarch.
I still have splendid relationship with Kennis Music — Kelly Hansome
Who can forget how ‘Maga Don Pay’ crooner, Kelly Hansome once took his former record label, Kennis Music to the cleaners? Definitely, not us! The battle was so fierce that Kelly vowed that both he and his generations unborn will never forgive Kennis Music.
Local, foreign syndicates worsen oil theft, drug trafficking, terrorism —Navy
The Nigerian Navy disclosed, yesterday, that promblems plaguing Nigeria’s maritime environment have become more challenging with local and international syndicates combining to wreak havoc in the areas of crude oil theft, drug trafficking and terrorism.
Next2None rallies African celebs against human trafficking
Accra, the capital city of Ghana, will play host to an array of African stars as they march in solidarity against the social menace of human trafficking.
Egbin generates 1, 100 megawatts electricity
Authorities at Nigeria’s largest power generation plant, Egbin Power Plc, said yesterday that it had maintained a consistent generation of 1,100 megawatts of electricity into the country’s national grid in the last three weeks.

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