Bailing out states: FG’s exercise in futility
Like Obama, Odia Ofeimun turns to politics
Buhari: too little, too late
PDP holds rancour-free Ward congress in Delta
N56,000 minimum wage or a stronger Naira?
Whither digital hydro advertising?
Book keeping, airlines debt recovery imbroglio
Cultists kill 4 in Rivers as Police deploy men

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WHO warns FG, govs against fresh outbreak of Polio virus
lagos—World Health Organisation, WHO, yesterday, said Nigeria was yet to be certified free from Polio virus and could record a fresh case any moment, saying “If proper measures are not taken by the governments.”
Milo Basketball championship: Lagos, Oyo, Delta in Western Conference finals
Yejide Grammar School Ibadan, Oyo State picked the first semi final ticket in the girls category at the ongoing Western Conference playoffs of the Nestle Milo Secondary Schools Basketball Championship.
Catholic Diocese sues Ekiti govt over education levy
ADO-EKITI—The Catholic Diocese of Ekiti has dragged Ekiti State government to court over the imposition of levies on pupils and students of its primary and secondary schools.
FG commits N44bn to social housing
The federal government has committed N44 billion to the development of social housing in the 2016 budget, in fulfilment of its proposed plan to build one million housing units across the country yearly. Prof. Mohammed Al-Amin, Managing Director of Federal Housing Authority (FHA), disclosed this when he visited the Turkish Embassy in Abuja, as a follow-up to the recent visit by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan to President Muhammadu Buhari.
Kidnappers shoot doctor’s buttocks
OGHARA—Doctors within Oghara and environs in Delta State are lamenting the spate of kidnappings of their members as a medical doctor, Dr. Victor Ogagavwario, is currently nursing a gunshot wound on his right buttocks while trying to escape from his abductors.
May Day: Denying workers their wages is sin against God- Cleric
As workers across the world celebrated Workers Day on Sunday, May 01, 2016, a Pentecostal Bishop, Rt. Rev. Oluseun Adeoye has stated that refusal by any government to pay its workers salaries as at when due constitutes a great sin against the Almighty God.
Iheanacho scores 13th goal for City
Kelechi Iheanacho scored his 13th goal in all competitions this season for Manchester City courtesy of a brace in a 4-2 loss at Southampton yesterday.
Photos: Ambode, Tinubu,Osoba others grace Lagos Jazz festival
See photos at the evening of jazz music with gov. Ambode in commemoration of international jazz day 2016.
The Road To Kigali
In 1994 almost one million Tutsis were murdered in cold blood in the space of one month by members of the ruling Hutu tribe in Kigali, Rwanda.
Okpekpe ready to host world class race
Organisers of the Okpekpe international 10km road race have restated their readiness to organise a bigger and better event this Saturday in Okpekpe near Auchi in Edo state.

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