Task force impounds 1,000 motorcycles in 4 months
Saraki’s Ordeal: Ohanaeze Youth Council disowns Youth Movement
Lagos family sues Police over harassment
Delta dep speaker tasks Nigerians
Business outsourcing: Indian investor challenges Nigeria
Court acquits 3 robbery suspects
Kidnappers of Kogi monarch demand N1m ransom
Group condemns senators for passing Vote of Confidence on Saraki
Ezeagu constituency PDP Ticket: Aggrieved candidate asks court to declare him winner
Oshiomhole commiserates with Deputy on mum’s death
The story of Baitul-Futuh mosque
Independence Day: Shapers of today’s Nigeria on Twitter
Moments that saw Jeff emerge as MTN Project 8 winner
London Jalsa! It’s all about ‘love for all, hatred for none’
Don’t link act of terrorism with Islam – Fashola
Isn’t it beautiful?
Ritualists: He said his people will bury me alive if i reveal them

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Poverty in Imo communities worries CSOs
Poor budget implementation and under-representation of the 27 local government areas in Imo State, have been identified as the cause to the unending poverty situation in the state.
Women scientists are needed for agric growth – AWARD
The Director of the African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD), Dr. Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg, has said that the continent cannot afford to neglect women scientists in its plan of achieving food sufficiency. She decried the attitude of seeing African Women role in agriculture from the narrow view of women farmers in the villages, forgetting the multitude of women scientists and researchers in agriculture in the continent.
Independence Day Bombing: Scores feared killed, injured as female suicide bombers hit Borno
Several female suicide bombers on Thursday evening, sneaked into Sageri, Ajilari and other outskirts of Maiduguri, the Borno state capital, carrying out multiple blasts, which sources said, scores of innocent civilians were feared dead and injured.
One dead, as flood sacks homes in Rivers
PORT HARCOURT—At least one woman was confirmed dead and about three families displaced as flood overran Rumuolumeni in Obio-Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State on Tuesday, following a heavy downpour.
In Akwa Ibom, the merriment continues
ON Wednesday 23rd September, the Akwa Ibom State government rolled out the drums to celebrate the 28th anniversary of the creation of the state in a very lavish and ostentatious event that defied logic and common sense and ran contrary to the mood of the nation.
Onazi leads Lazio to victory in Europa
Lazio went down first to Saint-Etienne in the Europa League on Thursday but eventually fought back for a 3-2 win that sees them go top of Group G, writes Goal.
Up to 10 feared dead in Oregon school shooting
Up to 10 people were reported killed and 20 wounded when a gunman opened fire inside a rural community college in the US state of Oregon Thursday, as officials said the shooter had been neutralized.
Chelsea players unhappy with Mourinho
JOSE MOURINHO has reportedly riled the Chelsea dressing room with his perceived scapegoating of certain players.
Caf hands four-match ban to Guinea-Bissau coach
Guinea-Bissau coach Paulo Torres has been banned for the rest of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers for abusing a referee.
England beats Nigeria to Dele Alli
Nigeria is about to lose yet another youngster to the Three Lions of England.

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