Workers in North west shun NLC strike
National challenges: Nigeria needs divine intervention – Cleric
Donald Trump claims net worth of more than $10bn
President Buhari presides over FEC meeting
Stemming political violence in Edo
FG commends TUC, NLC faction for shelving strike
Eulogies for Adamolekun at book launch in Abuja
Gates Foundation commits $80m to women’s devt
Edo 2016: Iduoriyekemwen cautions Edo PDP delegates
Fear over MPC outcome fuels naira appreciation
Without corruption, who are we as Nigerians?
Caution on religious preaching bill

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N23bn Diezani poll cash: EFCC detains ex-Gov Yero, Jonathan’s private scribe
The search for answers on how $115 million released by former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison Madueke, was shared ahead of 2015 presidential poll has taken officials of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to Kaduna where its former governor, Ramalan Yero, was picked up and questioned, yesterday.
Farmers, herdsmen and Niger-Delta militants
SEEMS we are fully back to the military era,” said Iyke in the CMS-bound commuter bus.
Lagos community cries foul over alleged illegal demolition
Residents of Okun-Mopo in Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State have cried out over the demolition of their houses and other structures by two estate agents, CMB Estate and Diamond Estate . The demolition was allegedly carried out on the order of Ajayi Apata Property Limited which claimed that the Lagos State government allocated the land in the area to them.
Design to take over Nigeria by the Fulanis
FIRST, let me say that the plan of the Fulanis to subtly take over Nigeria has been an old plan. Let me also say that, the cattle Fulanis are one ethnic group in Nigeria. Not all the Fulanis are cattle rearers. Only the cattle Fulani are. There are other Fulanis in the Fulani ethnic group who are not cattle rearers.
Imo judiciary shut down over non-payment of salaries
Judicial workers in Imo State have again shut down all courts in the state indefinitely, following what they termed “non-payment of arrears of salaries and allowances owed us by the state government”.

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