Blessed are the propagandists
Buhari to canvass for foreign investment at Commonwealth Forum
Ambode wades into LASU crisis
Kwara govt, PDP at loggerheads over N5bn bailout loan
PDP to strip govs of control of party
Re:If only it was O’Tega in Delta
IDL spends N313m on distributors
Gunmen abduct Ondo monarch’s mother-in-law
Committee demands clean performance at All Africa Games
Cuba begins building first church since revolution
Ambode implores women to embrace vocational skill acquisition
Glo Premier League: Results of Match Day 25 fixtures
Transfer window absolutely ridiculous, says West Brom’s Pulis
UN Scribe arrives in Nigeria to meet Buhari at Aso Rock Villa
Barca gain revenge in Bilbao thanks to Suarez stunner

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AAG: Sports Commission sends athletes’ blood samples to South Africa
Al-Hassan Yakmut, Director-General, National Sports Commission (NSC), says it sent blood samples of athletes competing in the 11th All Africa Games (AAG), in Congo, to South Africa for testing.
In support of Senate probe of Obasanjo, Yar’adua and Jonathan — 1
The Senate by announcing its plan to probe the Federal Governments since 1999 till 2015 has not only demonstrated its independence from the Executive branch, as should be the case, under the principle of separation of powers, it is embarking on a patriotic mission. The reason is simple.
Bolt remains fastest man on earth
It was a tight race, but Usain Bolt still managed to defeat Justin Gatlin at the death to win the men’s 100m gold with 9.97seconds Sunday at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing.
I’m passionate about work, Nigeria, says DJ Cuppy
Nigerian-born DJ and music producer, Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola, also known as DJ Cuppy, is a phenomenal personality who has taken the disk jockey trade to another level.
Cuppy, who is the second out of four children of billionaire Femi Otedola, has managed to carve a niche for herself in the Nigerian music industry.
Cuppy, resident in London, started her music career when she was 16 and has risen rapidly over the years. The 22-year old is a tourism ambassador, CEO as well as patriotic citizen of Nigeria. The philanthropic artiste is passionate about the well being of her female kin and never relents when she is called upon to influence change and growth that is beneficial to them. In this interview, she talks about her love for Nigeria and her new album.
Don’t defend corrupt clients, Buhari urges Lawyers
President Mohammdu Buhari has urged legal practitioners in the country not to defend corrupt Nigerians as clients but expose them.
We are ready for salary cut –Reps
IN support of the move to reduce the high cost of governance and to boost the war against corruption, the House of Representatives has declared its readiness to take salary cut and back President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-graft measures.
#Bringbackourgirls: Noah’s Ark renews campaign to draw govt’s attention
Advertising agency, Noahs Ark, has deployed series of campaign material in print, radio and online aimed at renewed attention in the campaign to remind relevant authorities to expedite actions to rescue the Chibok Girls kidnapped by the Islamist terror group, Boko Haram, over a year ago.
Quackery remains bane of IT practice in Nigeria — Prof. Asor, CPN President
P rofessor Vincent Asor is the newly elected President/ Chairman of Council of the Computer Professionals (Registration Council of Nigeria) [CPN].In this interview with Emeka Aginam, the University Don listed his major policy thrust, assuring that establishing a clear career path for IT professionals will be his top priority. He however, condemned in clear terms, quackery in the Nigerian IT practice.
EFCC secures 273 convictions since 2013
AS a measure of its anti-graft crusade, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has secured 273 convictions in the last 32 months and recovered $925,000 about N200 million, according to Vanguard checks. The commission secured 117 convictions in 2013 and 126 last year. Since January this year, the figure so far is 30 and 12 of these were secured after the May 29 hand-over of power to President Muhammadu Buhari.
Hajj: Buhari accepts voluntary offer of services by Muslim leaders
President Muhammadu Buhari has accepted the voluntary offer of services to 2015 Pilgrims to Saudi Arabia by the leadership of the Muslim community under the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III.

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