When Nollywood stars stormed Ondo State
Tribunal upholds Ekweremadu’s victory
‘I did not expect to get all A’s in WASSCE’
Ambode halts eviction of Ijora-Badia residents
Oil extends gains, set for biggest weekly rise since 2009
Tribunal upholds Gbajabiamila’s election
Achieving sustainable development is tied to adequate financial resources – Emefiele
Onishe Ahaba: Why Asaba people forbid ogbono soup
Clark’s depiction of Jonathan is heretic revisionism — Obahiagbon
Yabatech film academy berths
Blatter fights ban as FIFA plans Oct 20 crisis talks
Why court voided election of politician wanted in US
Saudi summons Czech envoy over ‘Satanic Verses’
Calabar death not caused by Ebola – FG
La Casera reinstates 700 sacked workers fired in September
Northern govs give panel 2months to fish out Boko Haram sponsors

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There’s no pushover among Buhari’s ministerial nominees – Ngige
Against the backdrop of criticisms that have trailed some of President Muhammadu Buhari’s ministerial nominees, former Governor of Anambra State and a ministerial nominee, Senator Chris Ngige, on Friday, said the composition of the President’s team showed that he was committed to leading the country with people of cognate experience.
World in major population shift with implications for migration, poverty – World Bank/IMF
A new World Bank/IMF report released in Lima yesterday has said that as migrants and refugees from Africa and the Middle East continue to arrive in Europe in unprecedented numbers, large-scale migration from poor countries to richer regions of the world will be a permanent feature of the global economy for decades to come as a result of major population shifts in countries.
Jonathan to lead 33-nation election observers in Tanzania
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has been named to lead the a 33-nation observer mission to the Sunday, October 25, 2015 General Election to be held in Tanzania.
Nigeria, other resource rich countries should learn to build buffer – IMF
The International Monetary Fund has said that Nigeria and other resource-rich economies that face enormous challenges due to drop in commodities prices can adopt right tax policies to address the short fall in revenue. In its survey report it said that resource rich countries that face challenges can manage volatile and unpredictable commodity prices. In its latest Fiscal Monitor, the IMF examines how countries can tax and spend wisely so that their oil, gas and metals support strong and stable economic development.
Breaking News: Tribunal sacks Kashamu, six others in Ogun
The Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Ogun state has sacked Senator Representing Ogun East Senatorial district, Senator Buruji Kashamu a member of House of Representatives from Ijebu East /Ijebu North /Ogun waterside, Adekoya Adesegun and five members of the state assembly over non-compliance of electoral law.
Behold Oyo robbers that steal women underwear
Scores of people who besieged the Oyo State Police Command headquarters, Eleyele Ibadan where some robbery suspects and others were paraded, could not believe their eyes seeing women’s underwear and other personal effects being displayed as part of items allegedly stolen by four able bodied suspected burglars from a shop at Sango area of Ibadan.
Enyeama lied, I never insulted his mother – Oliseh
Vincent Enyeama ditched the Super Eagles in Belgium; calling time on his international career, but not without some controversy
Awosika lauds LBS, foresees impact on future business leaders
Lagos Business School is best placed to equip the next generation of Nigeria’s business leaders with the sound knowledge to succeed, FBN Holdings Chairperson, Ibukun Awosika, has said.
NPC gets anti-graft unit
By Emmanuel Elebeke In the spirit of Change agenda of the present administration, the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), on Thursday inaugurated and inducted members of the National Planning Commission Anti- Corruption Transparency and Monitoring Unit (ACTU) in Abuja. The ACTU is an establishment of the office of the Head of […]
Pinnick to Eagles: Forget Enyeama/Oliseh saga, beat Cameroon
NFF President Amaju Pinnick has challenged the Super Eagles to approach their international friendly against Cameroon on Sunday with gusto and attain victory in order to make Nigerians forget Thursday’s defeat by the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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