Court adjourns Dasuki’s case over absence of defence lawyers
Top 5 Abuja hotels with great gym facilities
Teacher’s education our top priority – Yabatech Rector
Poor Revenue: Customs to consult CBN on review of forex policy
No plane crash in Lagos today – LASG
29 ships laden with petroleum products, foods expected in Lagos
Dangote, Bill Gates team up against malnutrition in Nigeria
La Liga: Bale world record 100m euros transfer document leaked
Bundesliga: I’m not sure of my team’s form – Guardiola
EFCC docks Metuh over alleged destruction of evidence
FG to review East-West road, other projects in Niger Delta
Appeal Court judgment on Abia can’t be faulted – Lawyers
The Police is changing for the better – AIG
Judiciary should ensure court orders are obeyed – Lawyers
Kenya police kill four terror suspects in tourist town shoot-out

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Pipeline bombers to be treated as terrorist – Ibas
Following last weekend bombing of several gas and oil supply pipelines by militants in Delta State, the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ekwe Ibas said yesterday that such attacks would be treated as terrorist attack by the Nigerian Navy rather than mere pipeline vandalism.
Senate Forgery: Justice Ademola not deterred by Ekweremadu’s allegation of his closeness to Tinubu
Justice Ademola Adeniyi of the Federal High Court in Abuja, yesterday, said he would go ahead and deliver judgement on the suit seeking to sack the current leadership of the Senate under Dr. Bukola Saraki.
Killers of ex-FUTA VC sentenced to death
Akure—AN Akure High Court, yesterday, sentenced two domestic staff of former Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA, Professor Albert Ilemobade, to death by hanging.
British Govt will return stolen fund to Nigeria – Envoy
The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Paul Awkright has pledged the readiness of his home Government to repatriate stolen fund stashed in British Bank to Nigeria.
Buratai orders all army officers to declare assests
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai has directed all officers of the Nigerian Army who have not declared their assets to do so immediately.

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