Chelsea’s Costa hospitalised with rib injury
‘Love-making with my husband no longer turns me on’
Mourinho calm about future after League Cup exit
Fighting corruption subject to consultational limitations
The Cross River super highway
Cop arrested for killing tennis player
I have shown you govt with human face —Wada
Service commissions: Assembly confirms Ambode’s nominees
FG to unveil National Strategy for Strategic Communications Approach
Police nab 5 suspected assassins in Imo
Imo police uncover killers of Rev. Fr. Dennis Osuagwu
Police arrest suspected kidnapper of The Sun DMD’s wife
Businesses to close as new Ooni makes royal entry today

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278 companies bid for NNPC’s 950,000 bpd crude deal
ABUJA—The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, stated that 278 companies were vying to secure the contract for the trading of about 950,000 barrels per day of Nigeria’s crude oil from January 2016.
Eaglets in make or mar clash with Australia
In continuation of their defence of the FIFA U-17 World Cup which they won 2 years ago, the Golden Eaglets will test their might against Australia in a winner takes all encounter billed to kick off midnight in Chile. The coach Emmanuel Amuneke tutored team know that a loss in this encounter will see them take the next available flight home.
I killed our rival to avenge my brother’s death —Suspected cultist
LAGOS—A self-acclaimed member of Eiye confraternity yesterday gave a graphic description of how he murdered one of his rivals during a birthday party held in Mushin area of Lagos last week.
Reversals in Rivers
The judgment annulling the outcome of 20 state constituency elections in Rivers State compounds the problems of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Rivers State and sets stage for an unprecedented constitutional crisis
Pro Biafra detainees: Presiding Magistrate adjourns again to November 26
PRESIDING Magistrate of a Chief Magistrate’s court, in Port Harcourt, Mr. Andrew Jaja, yesterday, ordered that 44 pro Biafra supporters arrested in connection with a protest by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, in Port Harcourt, recently be remanded again in prison custody till November 26.

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