Buhari’s unnecessary trips bleeding Nigeria’s economy – Fayose
Sunset and a coronation
ICC hears Falana’s petition against Dasuki, Iweala, others over alleged crimes against humanity
Top 10 Premier League transfer window deals
FG Efficiency Unit to save N12b annually
News sites not liable for offensive reader comment – court
Coscharis, Huawei bring online UPS to Nigerian market
Zika virus forces Tata to rename ‘Zica’ car
Saudi executes 57th convict for fatal shooting
Boko Haram kills 6 in fresh Borno village attack
Emir Sanusi II sacks Gov’s brother as village head
Buhari’s foreign trips not jamboree, says Presidency
LG chairman wants military to re-open Maiduguri-Gamboru road
Dutse emirate suspends Lamido’s son title
Breaking: Kidnapped Delta monarch freed
Oshiomhole and the politics of Edo State

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Wike declares January 27 as annual public holiday in Rivers
The Rivers State Government has approved January 27 every year as a public holiday to mark the survival of the state from the forces of political conspiracy who attempted to subvert the mandate of the people.
Ambode orders stoppage of sand dredging in Lagos State
Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State has ordered sand dredgers operating in waterways in the state to stop their operations and vacate the sites immediately.
Facebook-owned WhatsApp boasts a billion users
Facebook-owned smartphone messaging service WhatsApp has hit the billion-user mark, according to the leading social network’s chief and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg. “One billion people now use WhatsApp,” Zuckerberg said in a post on his Facebook page. “There are only a few services that connect more than a billion people.” Google’s free email service, Gmail, is […]
Elephant tramples on British tourist
A British tourist has been trampled to death by an elephant on the Thai tourist island of Koh Samui, police said Tuesday, the latest deadly attack by animals used to entertain holidaymakers.
Snow, ice disrupt world’s largest annual human migration
Tens of thousands of Lunar New Year travellers in China were stranded Tuesday at a station in Guangzhou, state media said, after snow and ice elsewhere disrupted the world’s largest annual human migration. Many trains to the capital of the southern province of Guangdong were delayed after north and central China were hit by the […]

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