

Kachikwu, Fashola, steal show at Senate screening
No sacred cow in anti-corruption war—OSINBAJO
SYNAGOGUE: Hearing on Coroner’s suit begins Monday
41-year-old man in Police net over rape
Lagos FT Zone boss buried amid tears, eulogies
18-year-old arraigned over murder of school senior
Reps probe N18bn rail contracts
How nominees became ministers
Airport users groan as car hire operators’ strike
Ambode seeks UK’s partnership for rural power
Dissecting Buhari’s ministerial nominees
3 female suicide bombers kill 10, injure 16 in Borno
U-17 World Cup: Eaglets land Chile with frightening records
Fuel scarcity hits Rivers as NUPENG begins strike
Condolences, as Torch Taire dies at 81
NUPENG decries killing of Shell staff in Bayelsa
Dismissal of petition by Tribunal, judicial 419 — Abe
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SubscribeFIFA U-17 W/C: Eaglets on the march again
Nigeria may have won the FIFA U-17 World Cup a record four times but their last outing in the United Arab Emirates two years ago still evokes memories as the West Africans head to Chile to defend their title. The Eaglets begin their title defence against the USA tomorrow in Satiago, Chile.
Ikpeazu congratulates ex-Gov Orji over election petition victory
ABIA State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, has congratulated his predecessor, Senator Theodore Orji, on his victory at the election petition tribunal, describing it as victory for the people of Abia State.
SERAP threatens legal actions over Volkswagen emission
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, yesterday requested President Muhammadu Buhari to urgently investigate Volkswagen’s business in Nigeria to see if cars sold to Nigerians are in breach of human rights including the rights to life, health and general satisfactory environment.
Top EPL scouts invade Chile for Eaglets
A couple of English Premier League clubs have sent their scouts to Chile to run the rule over the top stars in the Golden Eaglets fold.
ILLEGAL DETENTION: Court orders Police to pay Ugolor N1m
THE High Court in Benin City has ordered the Nigeria Police to pay N1 million to the Executive Director, African Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, Rev. David Ugolor, following his incarceration and seizure of his property by the police after the brutal murder of the Principal Private Secretary to the Edo State Governor, Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde, in 2012.
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