Dogara, Gbajabiamila supporters exchange blows
PDP apologises to Nigerians for its mistakes
Stop impunity, you need peace to govern, PDP tells Buhari
Photos: Obasanjo visits Buhari again
In photos: Ambode inspects Apapa, Ladipo road networks
Conservation and sustainability of Nigerian museums
What Jonathan told US Presidential Precinct Board
Ronaldo premieres his film in London
Abia woman sells grandson N100,000 to buy Dec motorcycle
Police confirms unnatural death of officer in Lagos
Lizzygold Onuwaje welcomes baby boy, releases baby bump photos
Buhari sacks permanent secretaries
Vehicles ticket seller in prison over hemp peddling
‘Why PDP is losing cases in Election Petition Tribunals’
‘Fuel subsidy has not done Nigeria any good’
U-23 Nations Cup: Siasia picks 26 for Morocco camp
Dangote, one of two African most powerful people on planet – Forbes

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2 docked for allegedly beating man to coma
Two persons on Tuesday appeared before an Osogbo Magistrates’ Court for allegedly beating one Fatai Agbaje to coma. The accused persons are Mukaila Ibrahim, 48, and Azeez Ibrahim, 32. The Prosecutor, Insp. Taiwo Adegoke, told court that the accused persons conspired to commit the offence on Sept. 28 at about 5:00 p.m. along Biket area of Osogbo.
Pro-Biafra protest moves to Rivers
Ongoing Pro-Biafra protest against the arrest of Director of London-based Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, by the Federal Government on Tuesday, spread to Rivers, paralysing socio-economic activities in Port Harcourt.
Many wounded, goods looted as Govt officials, traders clash in Anambra market
No fewer than thirty people sustained injuries, Tuesday , while goods worth about ten million and ten vehicles were destroyed, when some traders opposed to imposition of Caretaker Committee at the New Auto Spare Part Market Nkpor clashed with government officials who were said to have been sent by the Anambra State Government to inaugurate a Caretaker Committee appointed to run the market
Journalists shun fitness training in Kano
Bids to help working Journalists maintain physical fitness suffered a set back Tuesday in Kano as only three out of 42 members of the Correspondent chapel of the Nigerian Union of Journalists turned up for the exercise at Kano Pillars stadium, Sabon Gari, Kano.
Go home after voting – CP advises Kogi electorate
The Commissioner of Police in Kogi, Mr Emmanuel Ojukwu, has urged the electorate to cast their votes and stay away from the polling units in the Nov. 21 governorship election. Ojukwu made the appeal at a workshop organised by the National Orientation Agency (NOA) in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on Tuesday. The […]

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