Ighalo can rock Pharaohs’ boat, says Siasia
Nigeria GDP declines to 2.11%
The truth about early marriage
Edo magistrate abducted
2 in court for possession of human skull
Alleged mastermind of Agip pipeline attack arraigned
MTN fine: Reps summon Buhari’s Chief of Staff, AGF
NIMASA: Court adjourns ruling on Jurisdiction to March 21
NASS, oil workers tackle FG, over unbundling of NNPC
Our roads, our lives
Where are the Trade Unions?
MWUN members protest planned sack of 3,500 dockworkers
Dream Team fall 0-2 to Eagles
Educationist seeks better funding for sector

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Labour protest compels UI to suspend matriculation
Ibadan—Protest by non-academic staff unions of the University of Ibadan has forced the institution to put on hold its planned matriculation ceremonies for the 2015/2016 academic session earlier scheduled for today.
Electoral abracadabra: The Tale of Two LGAs
Desperation to win elections in Nigeria is not in decline one bit. After the gracefulness of accepting defeat without a whimper by Goodluck Ebele Jonathan last year, one thought that politicians would take a cue and begin to take it easy with trying to win elections by all means, the do or die syndrome.
Zuma in Abuja, victory for Nigeria?
IT was described in official circles as a visit to deepen trade relations between Nigeria and South Africa. Nigeria’s largely unutilised Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geffrey Onyema, said the state visit of President Jacob Zuma of South Africa was also meant to calm the tension that “may exist at another level”. After all,
Biafra: Kanu, 27 IPOB members ask court to quash criminal charges
Detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu, yesterday, asked the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja to stay further proceeding on his trial.
Students tipped on patriotic behaviour
Nigerian secondary school students have been charged on the need to cultivate and sustain the habit of patrotism so as to move the nation forward.
Building collapse: 34 confirmed dead as evacuation ends
The death toll from Tuesday’s five-storey building collapse in Lekki area of Lagos , rose to 34 yesterday, with the recovery of sixteen additional bodies, all males.
Poverty to wealth – the mind connection
The start-up of wealth is in developing a wealth consciousness; whatever you manifest in life hinges on your level of consciousness. This implies that wealth begins from the state of the mind and materializes as the state of life. The start-up of poverty is in possessing a poverty consciousness and it is the poverty consciousness that keeps people perpetually poor and not just the condition of poverty. Therefore, to break free from the condition of poverty, you begin by raising the level of your consciousness.
Armed policemen for medical check before postings – AIG
lagos—To put to check the incessant cases of accidental discharge that had snuffed life out of many innocent Nigerians by Policemen, the Police high command will henceforth subject its personnel to medical check –up before been issued with arms.
N1b fine: NAFDAC destroys Guinness’ expired raw materials
Barely three months after Guinness Nigeria was slammed with N1 billion fine over expired raw materials, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has begun destruction of the items at the Kuruta dump-site, in Ota, Ogun State.
Gambian officials arrive Abuja tomorrow
THE delegation of South Africa’s Bantwana to Saturday’s FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifier against Nigeria’s Flamingos flew into Abuja from Johannesburg in the early hours of Wednesday.
Verdant Zeal’s innovention focuses on Nigeria’s untapped potential
The 2016 Verdant Zeal Marketing communications innovention series will be focusing on identifying untapped potential in Nigeria and Africa in general.
IDPs day of joy, courtesy of NOWA
IT was indeed a day of joy for Internal Displaced Persons, IDP, in Uhogua Community, Ovia North East Local Government Area of Edo State, when the Naval Officers Wives Association, NOWA, brought much-needed relief materials to them at their camp.
LUTH, Dettol promote patients’hygiene
TO promote best hygiene practices across the country and break the chain of infection, the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LUTH and Dettol, manufactured by Reckitt Benckiser, has encouraged Nigerians to focus on hand hygiene and hygiene of the environment.
46 northern schools get Oando Foundation/EAC education supports
NO fewer than 46 schools in northern Nigeria will benefit from Oando Foundation and Educate A Child, EAC, partnership in the ongoing quest to provide quality primary education to 60,000 out-of-school children in Nigeria.
Zenith Bank Women Basketball League dunks off in Abuja tomorrow
All is now set for the opening ceremony of the Zenith Bank Women Basketball League, which takes begins tomorrow at the sports hall of the National Stadium, Abuja.

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