Cut-off mark controversy: 5 reasons candidates are challenging JAMB
Jigawa to disburse 17,000 goats to widows-Badaru
Man beheaded over N200 debt in Ebonyi
I’m getting married soon-Tonto Dikeh
Relationships: He thinks I’m cheating on him
Atiku eulogises Asagba of Asaba at 90
Why we’re yet to move against NNPC — Buhari
Mobile solutions needed for healthcare
Breaking news: Cut-off marks: SERAP sues JAMB, UNILAG
Obama can sing, rap but not like Drake

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Breaking news: WAEC to withhold students’ results in 19 states over N4b debt
He said that a total number of 19 states in the country owe the Council in respect of entry fees for states government sponsored candidates for the May/June 2015 WASSCE noting that some States also still owe the Councils registration fees for the May/June 2014 WASSCE. According to him, the 19 states which are indebted to the tune of N4 billion were not making efforts to pay adding that efforts made by the Councils to get the money from them proved abortive, hence WAEC has resolved to make it public.
Swarm of bees attack players in field, halt friendly match
The incident happened at Oldham’s ground in north-west England where the home side were to face Blackburn Rovers with photographs showing the bees had built a hive around the goalposts at one end.
Hopes in Kenya that Obama’s visit leaves more than words
The crowd was always going to be onside, but US President Barack Obama was in typically inspirational form when he visited Kenya this weekend, the country where his father was born.
Breaking news: 16-yr-old boy kills toddler in Lagos
Ijanikin Otto community at Ijanikin area of Lagos was Monday morning thrown into mourning following the murder of a four-year-old boy by a teenager.
Nigerian graduates globally competitive, says Unilorin VC
The Vice-Chancellor of University of Ilorin (Unilorin), Prof. Abdul Ambali, has said that Nigerian graduates are competing favourably with their peers from across the world.
Understanding the rumpus in the National Assembly
IT all looks as the clash of desperate and vaunting ambitions. It is, and a lot more. Mr. Bukola Saraki, who emerged senate president from the pit of political debauchery and vicious backstabbing of his political party, evidently believed that Nigeria is a sort of unfinished family business. Son of the former senate majority leader […]
‘Baba Go Slow’ appellation given to Buhari is what best suits Nigeria now- Yoruba Obas
YORUBA Monarchs have said the slow and steady approach adopted by President Muhammadu Buhari to tackle daunting challenges facing the country has shown that Nigerians have now elected a president with quality and good leadership traits.
10 facts about death of Whitney Houston’s daughter, Bobbi Kristina
Bobbi Kristina Brown, is the only child of pop legend Whitney Houston and singer Bobby Brown, died Sunday aged 22, six months after she was found unconscious in a bathtub in her home.
That Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa may succeed
Prayers for Governor Ifeanyi Okowa are necessary because from experience factors that hinder political leaders are usually around them. Sycophants and political bed bugs equate leaders to immortal gods. This is where decay starts and a people’s leader becomes a prisoner of characters around him.
‘Rest in peace with your mommy’, fans react to Whitney Houston’s daughter Bobbi Kristina death
Bobbi Kristina Brown, the only child of pop legend Whitney Houston and singer Bobby Brown, died Sunday aged 22, six months after she was found unconscious in a bathtub in her home.
INEC loses National Commisioner
Prof. Muritala Akinola Salau, INEC National Commissioner, representing South West, has died at 67.
Keshi demands N1b compensation from NFF
Sacked Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has demanded a compensation of a billion Naira (more than $400 million) from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for defaming him.
Troops kill many terrorists on Dikwa-Maiduguri road
Directive by Chief of Army Staff, Major General Tukur Yusuf Buratai that the Nigerian troops should attack Boko Haram militants started yielding results as they killed many terrorists during a recent combat operation along Dikwa-Maiduguri Road in Borno State.
Spain arrests Nigerians using Juju to force women into prostitution
A man and a woman of Nigerian origin have been arrested over claims that they forced Nigerian women into prostitution and deployed voodoo to keep their victims under their control, Spanish police said Sunday.
Boko Haram : Airforce virtually non – existent – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has painted a worrisome picture of the on-going war against Boko Haram , saying that there was not enough Sir fire power to support ground troops to decimate the terrorists.

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