Moses Siasia takes declaration to ‘historical roots of Bayelsa’
WAEC rules out adoption of CBT for examinations
I don’t see Olamide, Wizkid, others as threats – Lace
Ebonyi House suspends member for mobilizing youths against EEDC
Defence HQ sets machinery to tackle homeland crimes
7 Australians prevented from travelling to join IS
Wike to continue sponsorship of pilgrims to Israel, Saudi Arabia
20 things you don’t know about Don Jazzy
Kogi approves N276,769,400 for 2015 WAEC candidates in Kogi
Attah Igala urges peace ahead of November Guber poll
Militants take over Arepo creeks
Man allegedly bites off another’s lip over refusal for sex
I left N10bn for my successor —Amaechi
Lagos APC blasts Bode George over call for Tinubu, Fashola probe
Crashed copter: AIB releases manifest
Mikel snubbed me in London – Oliseh

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Landlady allegedly sets tenant’s son ablaze in Ajegunle
Controversy is currently trailing the death of a 22-year-old man, who was allegedly set ablaze by his landlady and her children in the densely-populated Ajegunle area of Lagos.
Ugwuanyi wins again as court strikes out Ezea’s petition
ENUGU—The Court of Appeal, Enugu Division, yesterday, dismissed the appeal filed by governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Okey Ezea, in the April 11 governorship election for lack of merit and competence. Ezea filed a petition at the election tribunal sitting in Enugu challenging the declaration by Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, as winner at the poll.
Economy can’t sustain subsidy – Kachikwu, NNPC boss
The Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr Emmanuel Kachikwu, and other stakeholders argued, yesterday, that fuel subsidy was an unsustainable drain on the economy and called for speedy deregulation of the nation’s oil and gas sector.
The story of my betrayal, by Gov. Dickson
Bayelsa born former policeman turned politician Serikae Dickson prepared himself in public advocacy through his training in law school after quitting the police. Dickson started his political advocacy from the left and had the distinguished record of being the only state chairman of the Alliance for Democracy, AD in the South-South to produce a senator, members of the House of Representatives and the House of Assembly at the onset of democratic rule in 1999. He fought the establishment as then represented by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP till he was enticed into government by Governor Goodluck Jonathan who he served as Attorney General.
Drama, excitement as OAU students perform Oro rituals
Though the remains of the late Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade have been finally laid to rest in the palace where other monarchs from the ancient town were buried, the drama and thrills surrounding his death and burial will for a very long time continue to live in the memory of the people.

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