Army commends media support in fight against insurgency
FG drops N70m bribery charge against Orubebe
Ocholis for burial next week
Eight killed, houses razed, many injured as Fulani herdsmen attack more Benue communities
Champions league: Terry misses training ahead of PSG clash
Russia backs Sharapova after doping failure
Celebrities make case for girls in anti-poverty drive
New national shipping line will attract 5m jobs, says expert
Aregbesola creates 31 LCDAs, dissolves caretaker committees
Man in court over N18,000 pepper soup

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Overdose of insecticides can cause death, Physician warns
Dr Okezie Emenike, an Abuja based physician, said that over usage of insecticides and fumes could lead to life threatening diseases.
Investigators still have no explanation for MH370 disappearance
International investigators looking into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 said they are yet to find a clue to what happened to the aircraft two years after it disappeared.
Innovation: 5 things you didn’t know were invented by women
I bet when we talk about inventions in the world we are quick to associate them with men. But women have equally contributed to making the world better with their inventions.
Earth moves for jubilant Leicester fans
Leicester City’s supporters celebrated a recent goal so jubilantly that a minor earthquake was detected in the city, a group of geology students said on Tuesday.
Trump, Clinton favored in latest US primary contests
Voters in four US states head to the polls Tuesday to confirm or rein in Donald Trump’s status as clear Republican frontrunner in primary contests that Democrat Hillary Clinton hopes will further solidify her lead over Bernie Sanders.
Are Nigeria’s children productive bookworms?
THIS is a heart breaking question that all Nigeria’s parents, guardians and teachers need to brain storm upon decently and thoroughly. A successful nation without a well intellectually, morally, socially and psychologically oriented children as future leaders, is nothing but a ruling King without a crown prince or a successor.
Pulse Women’s Month: Meet Ernestina Edem Appiah, the ICT whisperer
On the BBC’s list of 100 Women in 2015, where the company chooses it most inspirational women, the only Ghanaian was Ernestina Edem Appiah
Pulse Women’s Month: Meet Ernestina Edem Appiah, the ICT whisperer
On the BBC’s list of 100 Women in 2015, where the company chooses it most inspirational women, the only Ghanaian was Ernestina Edem Appiah
Pulse Women’s Month: Meet Ernestina Edem Appiah, the ICT whisperer
On the BBC’s list of 100 Women in 2015, where the company chooses it most inspirational women, the only Ghanaian was Ernestina Edem Appiah
Breaking news: Ese Oruru : Yunusa arraigned in court
Yinusa Dahiru, the alleged abductor of 14 years old Ese Oruru was today arraigned at the Federal High Court sitting in Yenagoa on a five count charge of abduction, illicit sex and unlawful canal knowledge among others.
Collapsed Building: Five confirmed dead in Lagos
Tragedy occurred in Lagos, when a five storey building collapsed in the early hours of Tuesday, at Lekki Garden Estate, within Ikate Elegushi area, along Lekki-Epe Expressway. At least five unidentified dead bodies have been recovered so far from the rubble.
Failed Doping Test: Nike suspends endorsement deal with Sharapova
Sportswear giant, Nike, has suspended its endorsement deal with Maria Sharapova, hours after the tennis player announced she has tested positive for an illegal heart drug, meldonium.
GE Aviation: General Electric creates new digital business
GE Aviation announced the creation of a digital organization that brings all of the digital expertise from across Aviation into one business
Africa projected to have 2bn people by 2050 – UN
Ms Fatima Samoura, the UN Resident Coordinator in Nigeria, on Monday said Africa’s population has been projected to be two billion.
Death toll rises to 4 in Lagos building collapse
Spokesperson of the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, Ibrahim Farinloye, has said that three more dead bodies have been recovered from the rubble of the collapsed building at the Chisco bus-stop, opposite Oando Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, bringing the casualty figure to four.

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