Ondo govt, APC disagree over workers’ strike
Rooney chats with Mourinho, embraces England duties
1,000 policemen to secure $1.04bn Abuja-Kaduna rail
An end and a new beginning
Our target’s 30% ICT contribution to GDP—Osinbajo
NFF upgrades ‘Luxembourg’ Eagles for 2018 W/Cup
Lepers colony students send SOS to Gov Amosun
PDP CRISIS: BoT takes charge, vows to restore normalcy
Nigeria loses $565.8m in unpaid OPLs, OMLs fees
Entering year two more positively (2)
Nigeria’s romance with malaria
The CAN President we want—YOUTHS

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Saraki’s trial at CCT adjourned
Following the inability of Federal Government to produce its star witness in court to be cross-examined, the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja, yesterday, okayed indefinite adjournment on the 16-count charge suit against the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki.
No Tobacco Day: Researchers say cigarette reduces immunity
As the world yesterday marked this year’s World No Tobacco Day, researchers have found that cigarette smoke and its components infiltrate bacteria in the body and reduce the immunity. This is coming as the World Health Organisation, WHO, said moves to introduce plain packaging of tobacco products can save lives by reducing demand for tobacco products.
Buhari launches clean-up of Ogoni land today
The president’s launch of the implementation of the United Nations Environmental Programme, UNEP report on Ogoni could also signal the president’s commitment to the oil region despite continuing flashes of violence by militants opposed to his policies. The actions of the militants styled as the Niger Delta Avengers; NDA have brought down the country’s oil production levels to a 20 year low.
SUCCESS RECIPE: Life lessons from an Eagle
An unborn eagle develops a small tooth on their beak that enables them to break out of the egg. Peradventure, if anyone out of sympathy tries to release the eagle chick by breaking through the egg, the baby eagle will probably not survive. Advancement in human life is born out struggle; success is simple but it is not easy.
Gambia: Crackdown and brutal repression in run up to elections
Authorities in Gambia must free dozens of political prisoners and end the brutal crackdown on the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly ahead of elections later this year or face suspension from the Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS), Amnesty International said in a new report published today.
I remain PDP’s chairman, Sheriff tells court
The embattled Senator Ali Modu Sheriff has told a Federal High Court in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, that he remained the National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Judiciary under Buhari: So far, so busy
UNDOUBTEDLY, PresidentMuhammadu Buhari’s 365 days in office has been an eventful one for the judiciary. For most trial Judges, it was quite a very busy and tiring period. The reinvigorated Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, initiated proceedings against some high-profile politically exposed persons, while the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, ordered day-to-day trial of such corruption cases.
Basic 9 Curriculum: Implementation in disarray; teachers, students confused
“For example, we are asked to teach some subjects in the curriculum that are not recognised in higher institutions. Such subjects include, Civic Education and Vocational subjects. These don’t have any place in admission requirements into any of our colleges or universities.”
Benzema accuses Deschamps of bowing to racists
Karim Benzema unleashed a new storm of controversy on Wednesday by saying French coach Didier Deschamps had “bowed to pressure from a racist part of France” by keeping him out of the Euro 2016 squad.
Babcock varsity soars to excellence globally
A Professor of Accounting and Finance at the Department of Accounting, College of Management and Social Sciences, Babcock University, Ilisan-Remo, Ogun State, has charged PhD Accounting students of the institution to build character and as well focus on their dreams, just as he said that they should work on getting there because according to him, there would be a time that you may ask yourself and really know what you want in life.
Trump course stripped of WGC, heading to Mexico
Donald Trump’s famed golf course at Doral in Florida has been stripped of the prestigious WGC-Cadillac Championship, it was confirmed Wednesday, with PGA Tour officials announcing plans to stage the event in Mexico.
Family in US gorilla, Harambe, incident suggests zoo donations
The family of a toddler who fell into a gorilla exhibit in Ohio — facing a torrent of criticism after zookeepers were forced to shoot the rare animal — suggested Wednesday well-wishers should donate to the Cincinnati Zoo.
We’ve to keep winning – Iheanacho
Super Eagles man of the match against Luxembourg Kelechi Iheanacho has charged the team to keep winning after they won again 3-1 at Luxembourg City on Tuesday in a friendly.
Jonathan arrives hometown, Otuoke
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has arrived his hometown, Otuoke, according to a reliable source.
NASS moves to shore up capital market
THE National Assembly, NASS, disclosed yesterday that plans have been concluded to make laws to strengthen and shore up the capital market through a Capital Market Master Plan.

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