19 feared dead in Plateau gun attacks
Africa Game: Siasia sulks over U-23’s loss
Man, 27, pleads guilty to biting off policeman’s ear
Bayelsa 2015: Paulker campaign blames Jonathan for disqualification
Amokachi has not resigned – Ifeanyi Uba
SON decries increase in fake mobile phones
NBC secures N34b fund for digital switchover
Delta NLC wants Buhari to review labour laws
Electricity rip-off: Buhari must act
UEFA Champions League Day 2 Results: Chelsea, Bayern win; Arsenal loses
Denrele releases photos as Nigeria’s Caityln Jenner
Copyright: Court to decide Sunny Ade’s N2bn suit Oct 30
Ambode, Bagudu advocate women inclusion in governance
Appointments: Muslims urged to take Fayose’s ‘stomach infrastructure’
We can only fight corruption with incorruption
Fishing in troubled waters: The Odumakin example
Rape, sexual harassment in Nigerian ivory towers

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Role of prosecutor in human rights abuses
The thematic scope of the topic I was given is the prosecutor’s perspective on the issue of counter-insurgency, the quest for human right, whether it is a distraction or sine qua non.
Controversy trails detention of rape victim by Police
Controversy is currently trailing a case of rape of a teenager, following her alleged detention and torture by policemen attached to Man Centre division, Ikeja, Lagos.
Aisha Buhari distributes supplements to pregnant, nursing mums
AS part of measure to ensure that pregnant women, especially in the rural communities lead healthy lives during pregnancy, the wife of the President, Hajia Aisha Buhari, Tuesday, distrib- uted nutritional supplem- ents to women in some hospitals in Umuahia.
Govs Ortom, Ishaku commended over cross-border security initiative
Speaker of Taraba State House of Assembly, Peter Abel Diah, has commended the governor of Benue State, Samuel Ortom and his Taraba counterpart, Darius Ishaku, over their efforts to end the long-standing insecurity along the Benue/Taraba states border.
Mixed reactions trail delivery of entrepreneurial studies
IN the bid to prepare students for life after school, aside waiting for white collar jobs or paid employment, the federal government made entrepreneurial studies in higher institutions compulsory. According to the former Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, the promotion of entrepreneurship in the 129 universities will tackle insecurity challenges facing the country.

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