Kano beat Osun to win 2015 National Para-Soccer Tournament
Arrest 8 for oil theft, impound vessel with 3000 metric tones of illegal crude
Deadline to flush out Boko Haram feasible, says Buratai
Buhari to attend 3rd summit of India-Africa Forum in New Delhi
Ivory Coast votes for new president
I missed Stella dearly, says Obasanjo
Why Customs allowed rice importation through land borders
Killing Imo softly
Fulani herdsmen attacks: Enugu women protest, urge govt action
Heavy security as Ife awaits announcement of new Ooni
No further devaluation of the Naira, CBN replies Sanusi
Nigeria to challenge UK on migration removal policy
Obedience to Allah: Prophet Ibrahim (a.s)as role model
Why Tribunal sacked Wike in Rivers
Ndume: How we stopped ‘take a bow’ from being abused
Undergraduate hacked to death two months to wedding
`Most controversial’ Nigerian entertainers (2)

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Jonathan launches foundation next year
Former President Goodluck Jonathan is to unveil the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation next year.
Sufferhead must go, Jeffahead must come”- Fela!
Love him or loathe him, you simply cannot ignore Fela. He was a tour de force, a verbal tornado. He spoke to millions and so eloquently through his music about the daily struggles of the ordinary man and that is why 20 years after his death, his music remains relevant as it was, when he first performed them. Everyone had their favourite. My son’s favourite is Zombie and mine is Yellow fever. Well, to be honest with you, teacher don’t teach me nonsense, comes very close.
How Ericsson is driving Africa’s digital transformation agenda
Ericsson’s President for sub-Saharan Africa, Fredrik Jejdling has reassured that the Swedish multinational provider of communication technology and services will continue to use its Information Communication Technology solutions and services across a variety of industries to enable and drive Africa’s digital transformation agenda.
Did LUTH female consultant commit suicide or killed in domestic violence?
This is the million-dollar question the police, Lagos State government, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) where she was a consultant, and the Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, are battling to answer. While there are speculations that her death was a case of domestic violence, there is a school that believes it was suicide.
The myth of party supremacy in Nigerian politics(1)
A sub-lead story said “Ex-minister turns against associates, petitions EFCC.” On the same page we were told that “EFCC invites Akpabio again, grills him for nine hours.” There are enough materials in those two stories alone on which at least six to ten weekly columns can be written. The most obvious story concerns the changing fortunes of people who were once regarded as untouchables.

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