Buhari pledges to rescue kidnapped Chibok girls
Activists ask APC, DSS to produce ‘stockpiles of dollars’ found in A-Ibom Govt House Invasion
Appointments: Shun ministerial positions, Ohanaeze urges Igbo
Misfiring Ronaldo eyes history in Malmo
‘Nigeria needs to learn to speak the language of standards’
Reno Omokri interviews award winning US Gospel singer, Lincoln Brewster
Tension in Saraki’s Senate
World Heart Day: Experts worry over increasing hypertension among Nigerians
Ideye to Arsenal: I want to score goals, not prove a point
Senate gets Buhari’s list of ministers today
Abductors freed me after 5m ransom was paid, Falae admits
Policeman killed my wife, shot me because of N2,000 bribe —TRICYCLE OPERATOR
Foreign reserves in steady decline
JCI UNILAG celebrates 100 years with ‘Impact 100’
The Move For Aviation National Carrier
Court asked to void Buhari’s recent appointments

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Help return stolen money, Buhari tells World leaders
President Muhammadu Buhari Monday in New York called on the international community to urgently redouble its efforts to strengthen mechanisms for dismantling safe havens for proceeds of corruption.
Police lost 435 officers, men in last 6 months — IGP
The Inspector General of Police, IGP, Solomon Arase, has said that the Nigeria Police Force, NPF, has lost over 435 of its men and officers within the last six months.
Legal year: Ambode promises partnership with judiciary
Lagos—Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State yesterday reaffirmed that his administration will continue to partner with the state judiciary towards good governance.
Akure youths protest Falae ’s kidnap
YOUTHS under the aegis of Akure Youth Coalition, AYC, in Akure, the Ondo State capital yesterday protested the abduction of the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Chief Olu Falae
EBISAN: Proudly Nigerian!
TWO days to another October 1 independence anniversary, and all is bleak and depressing on the Nigerian front. No self-congratulatory messages. No stadium march-pass and celebrations. All we are getting is a steady diet of prison-rations: “Nigeria is corrupt.” “The treasury is empty.” “Recession is knocking at the door.” With all the attendant political hullaballoo; you get the impression that even the very country called Nigeria is going to be probed and sent to jail.

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