MFM FC coach says Lobi’s win unfortunate
How Timaya ignited Port Harcourt at Legend’s #RealDealExperience
3 Kogi LG officials jailed for stealing N160m
Coach appeals to states, councils to train athletes
Crush real militants, Ijaw youths tell Buhari
Udoma to present budget breakdown Thursday
Angry mob set suspected robber ablaze in Warri

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Japan to invest $1Bn in Lagos mono rail project
France and Japanese Government have earmarked the sum of $1 billion about N197 billion for the construction of mono rail project in Lagos state, aimed at boosting the state governnent’s effort in sustenance of its mega city status.
NBA give Taraba govt two days ultimatum to return illegal deductions
The Nigerian Bar Association Taraba state chapter has given Taraba state government two days ultimatum to return the illegally deduction of the legal officers who work in the state or boycott court activities all round Taraba state.
Hoodlums ambush, kill five policemen in Rivers
No fewer than five policemen were, Monday morning, killed during a gun battle with suspected cultists in Okobe community, Ahoada West Local Government Area of Rivers State.
Lekan alleged wife killer arrested in Lagos
The Police said it has arrested Lekan Shondi, who was said to have killed his wife
Police spokesperson, Dolapo Badmos, made this known, Monday in Lagos. She said Lekan will be transferred to the State Department of Criminal Investigation.
Army storms Oporoza as militants plan to bomb Abuja, Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Calabar
WARRI- SOLDIERS invaded Oporoza community, the traditional headquarters of Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State and home base of ex-militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, at the early hours of Monday, in two gunboats in search of members of Niger Delta Avengers, the militant group bombing oil installations in the state. The […]
Nigeria’s under stranglehold of generation that overreached itself – Dogara
SPEAKER of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara Monday painted a gloomy picture of the political terrain of the country, saying that Nigeria had been under the stranglehold of men and women of a generation that had overreached itself.
IPOB replies Debe Ojukwu, says he does not exist in the scheme of things
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB said it has read with horror and utter disgust, the garbage vomited by one Sylvester Ude who goes by the name Debe Ojukwu in his interview in one of the national dailies, (not Vanguard), saying that it is constrained to dismantling and deconstructing the lies spewed out by the man.
Fulani herdsmen attack plot by North to islamize Eastern region – MASSOB
The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra MASSOB, yesterday alleged that the numerous attacks being executed by the Fulani herdsmen in different parts of the country was part of the Northern Islamic agenda to forcefully islamize the eastern region, christian minorities of the middle belt and seize their lands.
WAEC happy over conduct of May/June 2016 exams
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has described as successful the conduct of its May/June 2016 diet examination, few days to the end of the exercise.
Fuel scarcity: DPR warns marketers against diversion
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) on Monday warned major and independent fuel marketers to refrain from diverting petroleum products to neighbouring countries.
Boko Haram: Brig. Ezugwu urges media to support fighting troops
Nigerian Army on Monday cautioned media practitioners in the country against negative reports that would hamper the ongoing war against terrorism in the North East.
Why Nigeria must deregulate now
The discussion on the deregulation of the downstream sector of the Nigerian petroleum Industry has been on for decades without any visible decision in sight. The sorest point around the issue is the debate for the removal or sustenance of subsidies for refined products.
Speaking a language is like looking at the world through a pair of glasses – Mirjam Möller
THE language of a people is their true identity, hence, any group that loses its language has lost its identity. In Africa, many languages are going into extinction due to their love of foreign languages. An average African would rather speak English or French than their native tongue. Unfortunately, very few Africans are disturbed by the trend and fewer still, are doing something about it.
Nigeria fined for AFCON qualifier overcrowding
African football’s governing body on Monday fined Nigeria $5,000 (4,400 euros) for overcrowding and lack of security during their 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Egypt.
Muslim youths observe weekly fast for Buhari in Sokoto
The National Council of Muslim Youth Organisation (NACOMYO), Sokoto State chapter has embarked on voluntary prayer and fasting for peace and success of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.

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