Obama defends his ‘Power Africa’ initiative
We must take the battle to Boko Haram, dislodge them; Buratai tells soliders
Russia ready for World Cup launch
Diver killed by shark as daughter watches
Terrorists slaughter three Maiduguri residents
I want to score goals, win trophies — Costa
Boko Haram kills 15, Injures many In Borno villages
Breaking News: Over 21 dead in ‘terrorist’ attack
Do you want to distribute D’banj’s Kokogarri?
Benue Govt. spends N10bn on salaries, cars – Ortom
NASS Crisis: APC Govs, Lawmakers’ meet today
Obama hails spirit of entrepreneurship in Africa
The mistake Tinubu made in the APC marriage – Adebanjo

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EFCC to probe Amnesty programme
THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFFC) has started probing the activities of the Presidential Amnesty Programme and has invited immediate past Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, for questioning on July 28.
Arunma Oteh appointed World Bank Vice President, Treasurer
The immediate past Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms Arunma Oteh, has been appointed Vice President and Treasurer of the World Bank. Announcing the appointment in a press release yesterday, World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim, said, “I am pleased to announce the appointment of Arunma Oteh as VP and Treasurer of the World Bank. Ms. Oteh was selected for this position through an international competitive search. Her appointment is effective from September 28, 2015.” Yong went on to reel out Aruma’s profile. Said he:
Ortom: From a school dropout, motor park tout, bus conductor, taxi driver, now Gov.of Benue State
I remember sleeping on the mat and waking up to find larva and ants on your body and you battled to pick them out. I remember going to pick bones from the slaughter slab with which we made soup to eat. I remember the difficulties of going to the farm to make heaps for people in order to make money, carry heavy load on the head to make money in order to live. I remember when school uniforms were our Christmas wears
Buhari’s corruption watch begins to yield results
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-graft war has started yielding dividends. Following blockage of leakages, Nigeria’s foreign reserves have increased from $28.57 billion at the end of May to $31.53 billion as of July 22, 2015, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, disclosed, yesterday.
France, China pledge to extend military, economic cooperation with Nigeria
The French and Chinese governments on Friday pledged to extend the level of military and economic cooperation they have with Nigeria.
He lies repeatedly about everything but I love him
I have dated a guy for over a year and a half and from the beginning was very attracted to him and had deep feelings for him. Lack of emotional intimacy and communication seemed to be the major problem. I was open, honest and patient with him, but no matter what I did to try to understand him and build the friendship, he always seemed too afraid to let me really know him. He lied repeatedly about everything it seemed and everything in his life was secretive.
Middle Belt groups kick against grazing reserves for herdsmen
An Association of ethnic groups across the Middle Belt region under the auspices of Conference of Autochthonous Ethnic Nationalities Development Associations, CONAECDA has applauded the planned roadmap by the federal government to resolve the herdsmen/farmers’ conflict in the region.
Nigeria’s inhuman Prisons -2
A certain inmate who supervised Abacha’s security left a mark in the prison by catering for inmates and warders. He rebuilt the tennis court and hired counsels for some inmates. He dispensed cash and succor to all, and he , in return, acquired uncommon privileges. In a prison where everything has a price tag, rich inmates receive visitors in the offices of very senior prison officials. And are generally specially catered for by warders and fellow inmates.
Media must reflect FG’s new resolve to tackle Boko Haram — Lai Muhammed
The spokesman of the governing party, All Progressives Congress, APC, Alhaji Lai Muhammed has implored the media to reflect the federal government resolve towards tackling terrorism in the country.
Re: “I cry for Nsukka people”
By Jude Ekere The attention of Nsukka Youth Progressive Forum (NYPF) has been drawn with utter consternation to the vituperative articles in the national dailies credited to one Aroh Uchenna P., entitled “I cry for Nsukka People”. In the said publications, the author made a failed attempt to mislead the public through mischief, blackmail and falsehood […]

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