Recharging The War On Boko Haram
Do we really need more universities?(2)
Lawyer sues Rivers govt over TIMARIV, Omehia
IG offers scholarship to children of slain officers
Gunmen raid shops, kill 52-yr old man in Umuahia
Ship owner accuses Navy of illegal detention of vessel
Abia: APC, APGA take game to PDP
Siasia invites more players for Congo
Ambode declares war on rapists in Lagos
Will Lagos Judicial Commission be dissolved?
How Buhari can take the profit out of corruption (2)
BAIL: Time for a rethink?
Wrong ways organisations are hoping for the best
Gas flaring’s beyond penalties—STAKEHOLDERS

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Furniture maker arraigned over lawyer’s murder
A furniture maker, Oluwaseun Oladapo, 24, was yesterday arraigned before a Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja for alleged murder of human rights lawyer, Kunle Fadipe, who was stabbed several times in different parts of his body.
17-yr-old defiles neighbour’s daughter
A 17-year-old teenager, identified as Tobi George, is currently being investigated by the police at Alakara Division, Lagos, for allegedly defiling a minor on Ogunfunmi Street, Surulere.
Gathering storm in Ikorodu over murder of beef seller
Although Lagos is not under siege by insurgents, but some parts of the state like Idi-Araba, Mile 12, Alaba-rago and Ikorodu have in recent times been experiencing outbreaks of violence leading to loss of lives. The most recent case occurred at Igbe-Alara town, Ikorodu, where some residents claimed that their fellow Nigerians from the North have been breaking the law with impunity with law enforcement agents seemingly reluctant to call them to order.
Oliseh lines Enyeama, Mikel, Moses for Tanzania
“From the way Oliseh spoke about Enyeama in our meetings, it tells you that the coach wants him to play a huge role in his team building for the Eagles” a top source disclosed.
Buhari: Making haste slowly
To such Nigerians, since President Buhari was sworn into office on Friday, 29 May 2015, his ministerial list should have been submitted to the Senate on 30 May 2015 for confirmation on the 31st. Since they were racing against time, it would have made no difference that at that particular time the nominees would have been confirmed by the Seventh Senate.

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