Ekiti Speaker condoles with NMA over death of colleagues
Katsina Govt worry over shortage of agric extension workers
Rivers to provide free bus service for students
Warehouse fire: Customs awaits audit report on burnt goods
I will run for presidency under PDP in 2019 – Lamido
Police arraign 2 for stealing $14 million from church
Freight forwarders back NIMASA’s Anti-Piracy Bill
Ronaldo, Benzema in Madrid squad for City clash
Sokoto to ban street begging — Deputy Governor
3.2 billion people at risk of malaria globally – WHO report

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Terrorism: Why Nigeria must follow up SCOTU ruling on Iran
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTU) ruling this week confirmed what some of us have always known and insisted on. Iran is a sponsor of terrorism, radicalization, extremism and other traits that undermine the safety of other nations.
The dangers of our over fixation on President Buhari
I am always amused to observe the look on people’s faces whenever I tell them that drinking too much water can kill them. Yes.
Breaking news: Many feared killed as Fulani herdsmen invade Enugu communities
Scores of persons have been reportedly killed in the Fulani herdsmen invasion of Ukpabi,Nimbo in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State in the early of hours of today.
2019: ‘PDP needs reforms to get back to winning ways’
Members of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, from the North and South, which converged under the umbrella of PDP Reform Group, PDPRG, have urged the leadership of the party to embrace reforms, particularly, in respect of its constitutions, zoning principles and adopted recommendations of the party.
President’s trade mission to China
The template for public expectation from President Muhammed Buhari’s recent visit to China was formally defined by Femi Adesina, in the President’s Media Adviser’s press release, which was published a day before Nigeria’s star-studded delegation departed Abuja in April. However, the Finance Minister, Kemi Adeosun had told Reuters and London’s Financial Times, just before the China trip that Nigeria was actually in negotiation for a $2.5bn World Bank loan to partly fund the 2016 budget, because of the more favourable terms.

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