Photos: US Congress hosts Chibok girls
NASS: Saraki, Dogara’s emergence, call to duty —OSANEBI
Washington accuses Russia of ‘outright lies’ on Ukraine
Rupert Murdoch sets two sons in succession plan
Liverpool reject City’s £25m bid for Sterling
Ogun commissions shops worth N140m
Nigeria’ll rise again – Onu
I won’t fail my people, says Delta lawmaker
Six women medical bills paid rescued from hospital
Nigerian student wins Microsoft social good contest
DesignHub seeks to end graphic nightmares
EbonylifeTV to host Jega!
Asa Mbaitoli beauty contest holds!

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I’ll not victimise those who didn’t vote for me — Dogara
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, RT. Hon. Yakubu Dogara has assured members of the Green chamber that he will not lead a divided house.
I want this improved ex-wife back!
AFTER less than five years of marriage, I’d had enough and asked for a divorce. That was two years ago. We’d sort of grown apart in spite of our son. We recently met up in my office to try to be friends and discuss ways of bringing up our son. I was amazed to see how confident and sexy my ex looked. It was impossible to take my eyes off her body, which I once knew so well, and we ended up having sex.
Ten SMEs for ARSO exhibition in Egypt
“With 17, 284, 671 MSMEs existing in Nigeria, the number of jobs created can be better appreciated, by harnessing and promoting the potentials of the MSMEs through certification.
Boko Haram: Nigeria to bear major cost of multi-national task force
President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to offset the pledge of $100 million (about N21.5billion) for the funding of the Multi-National Joint Task Force (MNJTF) as promised by the Nigerian government.
Bukola Saraki: I’m Tinubu’s boy, says Dele Momodu
Journalist/Publisher, Dele Momodu, has defended the emergence of Bukola Saraki as the President of the Senate.
NDIC submits report to Financial Reporting Council
The Council’s Head of Inspection and Monitoring, Mr Titus Osakwe who received the report on behalf of the Executive Secretary of the Council, Mr. Jim Obazee commended the NDIC for what he described as the Corporation’s regular rendition of its financial statements to the Council, saying that “with this step, NDIC has once again distinguished itself among public interest entities in the country”.
Bi-partisan National Assembly, good for democracy – PDP
BOARD of Trustees, BoT, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has described the emergence of Senator Bukola Saraki and Senator Ike Ekweremadu as President and Deputy President of the Senate respectively as good for democracy.
Housewife to die by hanging for killing step son
A Makurdi High Court Judge, Justice Jennifer Ijohor, on Thursday, sentenced a housewife, Mrs Ternenge Tersoo, to death by hanging for the murder of her one year-old step son, Pineter Tersoo.
June 12: Ogun declares Friday work free day
The Ogun government on Thursday declared Friday work-free day to mark the 22nd anniversary of the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election in the state.
Man on solidarity trek to honour Buhari, declared missing on transit
Bauchi The police in Bauchi on Thursday declared missing, a middle-aged man who left on foot to Abuja, to attend the swearing-in ceremony of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Russian billionaire, Rybolovlev wins round two of ‘most expensive divorce’ saga
Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev’s divorce settlement of four billion Swiss francs — billed the costliest break-up of all time — may not be so expensive after all.
New Ramadan rules to help Nordic Muslims in midnight sun
Muslims in the Nordic region can expect new guidelines for coping with a sun that never sets ahead of the holy fasting month of Ramadan, a Swedish Muslim association said Thursday.
Banks ready to publish names of debtors
Mrs Tokunbo Martins, the Central Bank Director of Banking Supervision, on Thursday said that banks had been given August 1 deadline to publish names of their debtors.
Ministry of Health Perm Sec escape arrest over N1.9b Ebola Fund
The officials of the Federal Ministry of health, yesterday in Abuja prevented police officers from arresting the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Linus Awute and other top officials of the ministry who are said to be involved in the alleged embezzlement of N1.9 billion Ebola fund.Vanguard findings showed that the plain cloth police officers arrived the ministry of health building to effect the arrest of the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Mr. Linus Awute and two others.
African leaders jet into Johannesburg for AU summit
A report from the AU secretariat, said more than 50 African Heads of State have begun arriving in South Africa ahead of the 25th African Union (AU) Summit which gets underway in Johannesburg on Friday.

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