Cholera claims 10 in Anambra
From militancy to manufacturing: N-Delta youths shock the world with locally made products
Another reason Buhari is the right man for now
26 killed in Zamfara flood
Lagos goes tough on street trading, traffic law
Ambode approves 2,500 Cs of O
Ayade’s active first 100 days
Ambode’s 100 days eventful, resourceful — Bayewu
When Igbo women celebrated August meeting in style
Ooni: Giesi ruling house submits six names
Sunday Oliseh heaves sigh of relief as Eagles beat Niger 2 – 0
Six states in Nigeria that still practice female genital mutilation
Niger result ‘ll boost Eagles morale – Chukwu
Mikel, Moses must fight for shirts – Oliseh
August meeting and its crisis

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Buhari needs to address housing deficit – Prof Ugwu
To solve the housing deficit in Nigeria, we have to revert to due process in the area of urban planning. For instance when you take a look at our housing estates, you will discover that all the houses look alike, this should not be, rather our estates ought to accommodate all classes of people beginning from families that would want a duplex, a bungalow, a three- bedroom flat and even a single room space.
Donu regains freedom soon – Rivers Police
PORT HARCOURT— Rivers State Police Commissioner, Mr Musa Kimo, yesterday, said that he was anxious to see the release of kidnapped Vanguard columnist, Donu Kogbara.
AAG: Nigeria, Ghana renew rivalry
The enduring rivalry between Nigeria and Ghana in football will be renewed on Wednesday when their U23 teams clash in a 2015 All Africa Games match in Brazzaville.
Rights Issue suspension: Stanbic IBTC pledges to engage regulatory authorities
Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc has pledged to engage the relevant regulatory agencies undertaking enquiries into its account to ensure that issues leading to the suspension of its planned rights issue by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are addressed in a timely manner.
N4bn loan: Bauchi lawmakers move against Gov Abubakar
Bauchi—Barely four months of the All Progressives Congress, APC administration in Bauchi State, indications have emerged that there all is not well between the executive and legislative arms of government, following an allegation of N4 billion loan collected by Governor Mohammed Abubakar.
Jigawa college receives N2bn TETFUND intervention fund
The Provost of Jigawa State College of Education, Gumel, Dr. Dahiru Abdulkadir, has said the institution received special intervention fund from TETFUND worth N2 billion in the last six years.
More dismissed soldiers beg Buhari for reinstatement
Following the decision of Federal Government to reinstate 3,032 officers and soldiers, who were dismissed from the Nigerian Army last year by the General Court-Martial set up by military authorities, three groups of officers and soldiers, yesterday, appealed to President Buhari to extend the gesture to them.
Ogun judiciary appoints 3 new magistrates
Three new Magistrates have been appointed by the Ogun State Judiciary to ensure the smooth administration of justice in the state.
The Magistrates are Sotayo Sotunde Seni, Orekoya Ibunkun Oluwa and Olusanya Oluseyi.
Stakeholders should pay for education in Ekiti – Summit
The Ekiti State Education summit 2015 has declared that funding of education should not be left to government alone but all stakeholders in the state must play a critical role with cost sharing arrangement.
FG lauds Aregbesola’s educational schemes
The Federal Government yesterday said the implementation and execution of educational programmes of the governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola can equal any facility found in the United States of America.

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