‘Radio Biafra over-reaching its bounds’
FA dismiss Mourinho’s claims over punishment Chelsea
Why we suspended four LG chiefs – Oshiomhole
Amaechi may be screened on Tuesday, says committee
Policeman breaks students skull in Ogun
SEC reaffirms commitment to expand depth of capital market
Lagos must fulfill its massive potentials
What do you make of Linda Ikeji’s N600m mansion?
Sani identifies 13 factors responsible for Boko Haram insurgency
Dele Giwa, 29 years after
Olisa Metuh is sounding like a broken record – Adesina
APC Youth wing backs Rule of Law, commends Buhari, Saraki
‘Adesina, an embarrassment to Buhari’
Mourinho wary of defeat in Kiev

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‘How cabals within the Presidency allegedly hijacked Buhari’s ministerial appointments’
President Muhammadu Buhari has been asked to urgently save his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), from sliding into crisis by reversing some of the nomination for ministerial positions he made.
Neymar’s father seeks assurances before new contract
The father and representative of Barcelona star Neymar has said he will seek judicial and tax assurances before agreeing to a new contract for his son with the European champions.
Road accidents kill more in Africa – WHO
Some 1.25 million people are killed in traffic accidents around the world each year, with Africa by far the continent with the most dangerous roads, the World Health Organization said in report published Monday.
N400m scam: Nigerian ‘lover-boy’ bags 12 years imprisonment
Investigations revealed that the gang had defrauded the ten women of some huge amounts of money in separate interactions before they realized they had been duped. Of the money stolen from the women, Anyasi got 15 per cent by playing the role of an English businessman and chatting with the women, while their female accomplice got 10 per cent, and the other two, who are reportedly based in Malaysia, got 75 per cent.
Saudi hajj stampede probe continuing
A Saudi investigation into the worst disaster in the history of the hajj pilgrimage is yet to end, official media reported Monday, more than three weeks after a stampede killed 1,791 people.

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