Goal spree shows Wenger doesn’t need to spend big
Dell demonstrates industry leadership with distinct products
APC stalwart backs dialogue with Boko Haram
Nigeria to eradicate Polio in 2017
Blatter promises ‘total support’ for Russia World Cup
Obama calls for gay rights in Africa
Financial experts laud Oteh’s appointment by World Bank

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Boko Haram blamed for killing ‘at least 25’ in Maikadiri
At least 25 people were killed in new suspected Boko Haram attacks in northeastern Nigeria, with many villagers also forced to flee their homes, residents said Saturday.
Unilorin is currently the most preferred public university in Nigeria Prof Charles Ayo Korede
What prompted your desire to study at UNILORIN amongst other Universities in the country? I had my Ph.D degree at UNILORIN while I was lecturing at LAUTECH. There were two factors that prompted my desire namely, quality and proximity. The quality of education was high coupled with the fact that I lived in Ilorin then. […]
Why I can’t pay workers’ salaries as at when – Aregbesola
Gov. Rauf Aregbesola of Osun has once again blamed the failure of his administration to pay workers salaries as at when on the drop in allocations to the state from the Federation Account.
Obama lays wreath at US embassy bombing memorial
US President Barack Obama on Saturday laid a wreath at the Kenyan capital’s Memorial Park in memory of those killed in the 1998 embassy bombing.
Chemical explosion kills 5, injures 50 in Plateau
Five people were killed and 50 others injured in a chemical explosion at Lamingo Water Treatment Plant, Jos, on Saturday.
Ambassadors urge unity against terrorism, insurgency
A group under the aegis of African Ambassadors Forum, has called on Africans to unite in the fight against terrorism and insurgency.
N50m worth of goods submerged as floods hit Onitsha market
No fewer than 120 lock-up shops were submerged by flood at the International Electronics Market, Onitsha, Anambra following a downpour on Friday night.
Lagos State Scholarships Board cautions students on fake forms
The Lagos State Scholarships Board on Friday dissociated itself from a website, www.scholarshipworld.org, and urged the general public, particularly students of Lagos State origin, not to patronise it.
Guinness appeals to Ikpoba-Okha LG leadership to act in compliance with applicable law
Operations of Guinness Nigeria Plc brewery in Edo State have appealed to the Chairman of Ikpoba-Okha Local Government, Edo State to act in compliance with applicable law this follows the blockade of the exit and entry of the premises for hours by Ikpoba-Okha Local Government officials on Thursday, 23 July 2015.
Policeman kills cab driver, female passenger
A trigger happy police corporal attached to Yankaba Division, Kano Saturday shot to death an unidentified Cab driver conveying sick female passenger to the hospital who also died in the encounter.
I’m ready to help you probe my stewardship under Jonathan, Kuku tells EFCC
Immediate past Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr. Kingsley Kuku has said that he is ready to assist the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in its bid to probe the accounts of the agency under his leadership.
Senators to EFCC: We hope Mrs Saraki’s invitation not political
Senators who are members of the Group called ‘Like Minds’ have on Thursday said they found the decision of the anti- graft agency, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to invite the wife of the Senate President, Mrs Toyin Saraki, in connection with an unknown investigation very curious.
African leaders rededicate themselves to accelerated development of continent
The Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU), have rededicated themselves to the continent’s accelerated development and technological progress.
Odusile defeats Obamuwagun, others to emerge NUJ president
The Nigeria Union of Journalist (NUJ) has elected Mr Abdulwaheed Odusile of the Nation Newspapers as its new president. He succeeds Malam Garba Mohammed.
We must take the battle to Boko Haram, dislodge them; Buratai tells soliders
Jaji (Kaduna) – The Chief of Army Staff, Maj.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Friday said that the Nigerian Military would adopt offensive disposition to eradicate the menace of insurgents in the country. The Army Chief made the remarks at the combined graduation of 105 personnel under the Basic Air bone Course 37 and Basic Rigger Course […]

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