May Day: Delta NLC to visit charity homes
WAPA treats 234 cases of domestic violence
Papa Wemba begins final journey home
Quiet in Kogi Assembly please!
Joint military team arrests 6 suspected pirates
GOtv Boxing Night 7: Boxers talk tough
Should we be less critical and more optimistic?
Man, 40, docked for raping deaf-mute girl in Osogbo
Delta PDP Chairmanship race: Odds in Majemite’s favour
Family laments killing of breadwinner by Customs
I’m a winning factor for PDP —Edebiri
Governors push for new revenue sharing formula
2 killed, five houses razed in Delta inter-communal clash

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WASPAN to invest in educating mobile subscribers, partner NCC to arrest unsolicited SMS
Apparently targeting a healthy public perception of Value Added Services, VAS, Wireless Application Services Providers of Nigeria, WASPAN, has concluded plans to invest more in educating mobile subscribers and help them to be better informed and become savvier in the use of their mobile phones.
The National Grazing Bill (2)
PART VII called the Miscellaneous Provisions restricts any legal action or suit against the commission. A written notice shall first be given to the commission of the intention to sue it or any member of the council; “No execution or attachment of process shall be issued against the commission without the consent of the Attorney General of the Federation”.
‘VAS segment, overdue for regulation’
LAGOS—The Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Professor Umar Danbatta, has said that the Value Added Services segment, VAS, in Nigerian is overdue for regulation.
Trial of SARS policemen begins in Calabar over killing of robbery suspects
CALABAR —Trial of 13 Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS, operatives attached to the Cross River State Police Command accused of extra-judicial killing of six robbery suspects in Atambo, outskirts of Calabar in April 2014, has begun before the state high court sitting in Calabar.
OGUN State: Family laments killing of breadwinner by Customs
By Daud Olatunji What could have been the offence of a young Mallam Salihu Badamosi who, according to findings, did not carry any contraband of any sort, but was shot dead by men of Nigeria Customs Service, Ogun State Command and absconded? The deceased is survived by a wife and three children while the other […]
Tributes pour in for late Jafojo, ex-Lagos deputy gov
ON Saturday, April 23, news filtered in that former deputy Governor of Lagos State, Alhaji Rafiu Bakare Adeyefa Jafojo had passed on.
Though, Jafojo had withdrawn from the public eye owing to his old age, his death came as a rude shock to many political bigwigs cutting across the political divide.
Jafojo, who was the first deputy Governor during Alhaji Lateef Jakande’s administration in the Second Republic, between October 1st, 1979 and 31st December, 1983, died late Saturday evening in his Lagos residence, No 2 C Orishe Street, Ikeja, Lagos State, at the age of 80 after a brief illness.
EKITI: Tears flow for dead doctors
The atmosphere in Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti state capital on Tuesday was gloomy, as tears flowed freely like torrents of rain when the remains of the medical doctors who died along Kaduna-Abuja road were brought into the state capital in seven ambulances.
Ondo gov polls: Gladiators roll up their sleeves
WITH the local government elections conducted and won by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, the race to occupy Alagbaka Government House in Ondo State is gradually hotting up.
Villagers sue Asaba monarch over alleged ostracism
The people of Ogbeogo/Umuelibujor Village, in Oshimili South Local Government, Delta State, have sued their traditional ruler, the Asagba, and the Asagba-in-Council before a Delta State High Court sitting in Asaba, over their purported ostracism from the rest of Asaba.
Hold elected politicians to campaign promises, Seadogs tell Nigerians
Lagos—National Association of Seadogs, NAS, has called on Nigerians to hold elected politicians to their campaign promises, urging citizens to pay their taxes as at when due.
W.House race: Clinton cruises as Sanders scales back campaign
Democrat Bernie Sanders is laying off hundreds of campaign workers after a string of losses to frontrunner Hillary Clinton, focusing his forces on the last big presidential primary in California — and on the battle for the party’s platform.
Bayelsa Speaker swears in three lawmakers
ThREe elected members of Bayelsa State House of Assembly were, yesterday, sworn in by the Speaker of the Assembly, Mr Kombowei Benson.
My dream for Nigeria, by Olivia Agbajoh
LAWYER, politician and mother, Olivia Tagbajumi Agbajoh turned 65 on Wednesday. An Honourable in the House of Representatives in the Second republic, she represented the Warri Federal constituency.
Balogun gets 3-match ban
Mainz and Nigeria defender Leon Balogun has been suspended for three matches for violent conduct.
5 remanded in prison for insulting Gov Bello
A Chief Magistrate Court in Minna, Niger State has ordered the detention of five middle-age men for insulting the state governor, Alhaji Abubakar Bello.

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