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Burkina Faso military junta frees interim president
Breaking News: Court orders Saraki’s arrest
Don’t write-off PDP, Nigerians begged
Burkina Faso military junta frees interim
Motorist in court for alleged non-possession of driver’s licence
Legendary Bayern Munich coach Cramer dies
Prosecution seeks Saraki’s arrest over absence at tribunal
Mourinho to be investigated over claims of sexism
Bus bomb kills girl, injures 23
Pope Francis puts up Syrian refugee family
The Nigerian Tea Party by Reno Omokri
Breaking News: FG seeks warrant to arrest Saraki
Nigeria can survive on earnings from herbal medicine – Iwu
Time to kill the Maritime varsity?
Prayers for Buhari and Nigeria
500,000 more children uprooted by Boko Haram: Unicef
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SubscribeAttention: President Buhari
Our erudite columnist, Dr Ugoji Egbujo, after visiting some Nigerian cities since the inception of the new administration, last week went to Benin Republic by road.
Court stops La Casera from sacking 1,500 workers
NATIONAL Industrial Court, NIC, Lagos Division, has restrained the management of La Cesera Company Plc , makers of La casera soft drink and other consumables, from terminating the employment of its workers over unionisation dispute with the National Union of Food Beverage, Tobacco Employees, NUFBTE.
TSA: Don’t panic, Emefiele tells banks
Central Bank Governor Mr Godwin Emefiele yesterday urged banks in the country not to panic following the decision of the Federal Government to move all the accounts of government parastatals into a Treasury Single Account at the central bank. In an interview with Reuters yesterday, the CBN boss gave an assurance that he was ready to inject liquidity if needed into the interbank market.
Igbo, Yoruba clash over leadership at Lagos market
The Yoruba and Igbo factions of a major association in the Olugbede Model Market in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos are poised for a showdown which could result to loss of lives and property if not nipped in the bud.
How masquerades quoted the Bible, before flogging church members
A well publicized church programme purposely organized by one of the old generation churches- the Christ Apostolic Church, CAC, in Epinmi in Akoko South East area of Ondo state to exorcise the devil and its cohorts said to be tormenting the people in the agrarian community was disrupted by masquerades as the organizers were ironically dealt with instead mid-way into the spiritual meeting.
Vehicle rams into six children, kills one, injures others
Tragedy struck at Ejigbo, Lagos State, on Tuesday afternoon after an SUV rammed into a store, killing an 8-year-old child.
Paris to Abuja: We are happy with the visit. Is your President happy?
WE here had a good meeting. Is your President happy? This was a very senior French cabinet official talking to a Nigerian diplomat, shortly after a one hour tête-à-tête between our visiting President Muhammadu Buhari and the host French President Francois Hollande. They felt the pulse of each other behind closed doors. From this […]
Policeman shoots woman to death, injures husband in Lagos
A police corporal attached to Isheri-Oshun Division in Lagos, Wednesday night, fired a shot at a moving tricycle along Isheri/ Ijegun road, killing the wife of the operator, Idongesit Ekpo, on the spot.
How gunmen kidnapped 3-year-old baby in Delta
UNIDENTIFIED gunmen early Wednesday morning abducted the 3-year-old son of an accountant at Delta State University Teaching Hospital, DELSUTH, Oghara, in Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State.
Money-laundering: NDLEA arrests 6 for swallowing $156,000
Operatives of the of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, yesterday arrested a Bureau De Change operator and five other suspected money laundering syndicate for swallowing $156,000 (N31, 083, 000.00) at Excel Oriental Hotel along Airport Road, Lagos.
The Europe immigrant crisis
Perhaps, never before in history had Europe faced the suffocating number of displaced persons desperately knocking on its doors to be let in. Wars, religious extremism, repressive regimes and battered economies are responsible for the uprooting of over 19 million people worldwide, especially Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
THE SUN DMD’s wife’s release: We didn’t pay ransom —Husband
The Deputy Managing Director of The SUN Newspaper, Mr Steve Nwosu, whose wife,, Toyin , was released 72 hours after abduction by robbers who invaded their Ago , Lagos residence, has said no ransom was paid.
PDP, Ndoma-Egba and APC
IT is interesting that Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba’s purported plan to decamp to APC has generated enough discourse lately. Little wonder quasi and pseudo political pundits have trivialized the issue which received immense and enormous applause amongst Cross Riverians as Senator Ndoma-Egba was not the only that was one shut out of PDP.
Ooni: Court stops Giesi from producing candidate
Following the formal announcement by the kingmakers in Ile-Ife requesting nomination of candidates from the Giesi Ruling House for the selection process of the new Ooni of Ife, an Osogbo high court yesterday granted the Lafogido Ruling House of Ile-Ife an injunction restraining the Ife king makers and Osun state governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesolsa from allowing the Giesi ruling house from presenting candidates for the vacant stool of the Ooni of Ife.
Bayelsa 2015: Jonathan’s wife mobilizes support for Dickson’s re-election
FORMER first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, has begun reconciling and mobilising aggrieved Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, groups in the state to drum up support for the re-election of incumbent governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson.
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