Cattle rustlers kill 2 persons in Sokoto, set houses ablaze
Photos: Surprise visit as Buhari turns 73
BVN: Beware of fraudsters, CBN cautions customers
Blair to aid Nigerian governors deliver on campaign promises
Ritual killers: One -chance operators devise new strategies
Adventure: Reuben bikes for smiles
Biafra: Court orders Kanu’s release from detention
42 S-East, S-South groups parley on rallies for true federalism
NDIC: The path to progress
NOHIL expresses worry over N30m debt by patients annually
Wike’s sack gang-up by APC led FG – PDP
Ijaw, Itsekiri leaders vow to shut down Shell operations
PROTEST: Kwarapoly orders students to proceed on break

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Buhari to attend inauguration of Burkina Faso’s newly elected President
President Muhammadu Buhari says he will attend the inauguration of President Roch Marc Christian Kabore of Burkina Faso on Dec. 29.
Apollo Hospitals, NGO partner to save Nigerian children from cancer
In a bid to ensure that Nigerian children do not die from terminal illnesses like cancer, Apollo Hospitals in India and Hope Alive Childcare Initiative, HACCI, a Nigerian Non Governmental Organisation, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, to ensure that less privileged Nigerian children with terminal illnesses get treatment at an affordable cost.
Abdominal pain forces Messi out of Club World Cup semi
Barcelona forward Lionel Messi will miss Thursday’s Club World Cup semi-final against China’s Guangzhou Evergrande in Yokohama because of abdominal pain, the Spanish club said. The Argentine wizard, who returned last month after a lengthy knee injury, is suffering from renal colic, a problem commonly caused by kidney stones. “His future availability will depend on […]
Blatter before FIFA judges
Suspended FIFA president Sepp Blatter went to the world body’s headquarters Thursday to answer corruption allegations amid a report that Switzerland has frozen more than $50 million in accounts suspected to be linked to football bribes.
FG assures payment of salaries before Christmas, to upgrade financial management system – AG
The office of the Accountant General of the Federation (AGF) says it is upgrading the Government Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS) to ensure payment of December salary before Christmas.
We don’t want to die before FG starts paying N5, 000
UYO—THE economic downward spiral in the country has drastically hit underprivileged widows and youths at the oil-bearing Akwa Ibom State, who, nowadays hang about the offices and residences of political office holders and roam the streets of Uyo, the state capital, begging for money to eat the proverbial one meal a day.
Akwa Ibom elders want election petitions judgments probed
Akwa Ibom State Elders have called for probe into what they called contradictory judgements in the election petitions.
Nobody died in Bayelsa poll – Watch Elections
PORT HARCOURT—A non-governmental organisation, Watch Elections, has dismissed allegations in some quarters that five persons lost their lives in the recent governorship election in Bayelsa State.
There’s nothing indivisible about Nigeria – Agbakoba
Well, it is good when you listen to perception; know what people think because action of government is to reflect what people want. When I was NBA President, I always do what I call sweeping. I will make sweeping calls to about 10 Chair persons to know what lawyers are thinking. Perception is very important. It is for the President to pay more attention to the way people feel and that is why we need a communication strategy, such as having a Director of Communication. You find different people say different things about the President.
Code of Conduct Tribunal vs Saraki, Free Speech & the Politics of Contempt
Saraki, who is the Senate President, is facing 13 counts of false assets declaration before the CCT. The wide media coverage the case has received has focused public attention on legal questions usually covered in the courtroom or the classroom rather than by the newsroom.
CAN protests moves to list Nigeria among Arab nations to fight ISIS
UMBRELLA body of Christians in Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, last night protested the attempt by the current All Progressives Congress, APC, government to subtly enlist Nigeria among Arab nations to fight ISIS.
Senate approves MTEF as oil prices, Naira crash further
ABUJA — The Senate, yesterday, approved the Medium Term Expenditure Framework, MTEF, and Fiscal Strategy Paper, FSP, 2016-18 submitted by the Federal Government, basing the financial estimates on oil revenue at benchmark of $38 per barrel and exchange rate at N197/ $1. MTEF and FSP are the three-year fiscal plan from where the annual budget is extracted.
Mountain Top varsity’ll produce morally sound graduates — VC
THE Vice Chancellor of Mountain Top University, MTU, Ibafo, Ogun State, Prof. Elijah Ayolabi, has said the newly established varsity is a dynamic center of academic excellence for the production of top-rate morally sound graduates of distinction who will be globally competitive for outstanding impact on local and global development.
Army vs Shiite: It’s unacceptable for Army to declare war against unarmed citizens – NLC
NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday, said it was unacceptable for Nigeria Army to declare war of attrition against unarmed citizens and threw its weight behind the probe of the clash between the Nigerian army and the Shiíte Islamic Movement of Nigeria, MIN, led by Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, in Zaria, which claimed 10 lives.
Nigeria’s neighbours threaten her survival —Ogbeh
ABUJA — MINISTER of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, yesterday raised the alarm that some of Nigeria neighbouring countries have become serious threat to the survival of the economy of the country.

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