I am “The Normal One”- Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool coach
‘To admit 30% secondary school prospects Kano needs 15,000 classrooms’
Washington Post Editor to speak at AUN
Nigerian prophet who said Mugabe would die barred from Zimbabwe
Extend BVN exercise for Nigerians in Diaspora, envoy urges CBN
Electricity: Saraki wants punishment for defaulting discos
Accreditation is compulsory, counsel tells Akwa Ibom tribunal
Ogun community where the guard is the thief
Osinbajo leaves for South Africa
Mother of triplets to hubby: Please come back home
Enyeama: Oliseh got it wrong — Chukwu
Nigeria, 23 other members question IMF credibility, effectiveness
Lagos wins 7th NIPOST sports festival
Toro, Garba blame Oliseh, Enyeama
Alison-Madueke family reacts, says Diezani was never arrested
Smiles as Boko Haram child victims dance again at Niger camp

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Onigbinde backs Oliseh in Enyeama saga
Former Super Eagles coach, Adegboye Onigbinde, has blamed Vincent Enyeama for his sudden exit from the national team.
‘Yoruba’s patience should not be mistaken for weakness’
By Henry Umoru ABUJA – AGAINST the backdrop of cases of kidnap, harassment and destruction of farms by Fulani herdsmen, former Spokesperson of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s Campaign Organisation, Chief Femi Fani- Kayode has warned that the South West may resort to self help if the government fails to protect the yoruba race. In a […]
Jonathan’s Alleged Weakness: Edwin Clark under fire
MIXED reactions, Thursday, greeted remarks by Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark, who accused former President Goodluck Jonathan of lacking the will power to combat corruption during his tenure.
Fulani Invasion: Yoruba leaders threaten secession
FOLLOWING alleged incessant and unprovoked attacks and invasion of their farmlands by some Fulani herdsmen, notable Yoruba leaders held an emergency summit in Ibadan, Oyo State, yesterday threatening to review its status in the Nigerian federation.
No politician is worth losing your blood for, 2Face advises Kogi youths
Popular musician, Innocent Idibia aka 2Face, has advised youths in Kogi not to engage in violence before, during and after the Nov. 21 governorship election.

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