Ignore coup story, Niger Delta youths tell Buhari
PDP: Court strikes out names of Metuh, two others
No renegotiation of Britain’s membership, says EU
13 feared dead as militants attack Lagos communities
Two to die by hanging for murder
Winners and losers from Britain’s EU vote
Ex-militants ask FG to pay backlog of stipends
SUCCESS RECIPE: Inside the mind of the rich (2)

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Workers storm OAU with mock coffin to mark end of VC’s tenure
new twist was yesterday introduced in the Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Ile-Ife, Osun State, by the protesting workers under the aegis of Senior Staff Association of Nigeria University, SSANU, and Non Academic Staff of University, NASU, as they stormed the university with a mock coffin, baked and shared bean cake (Akara) to formally end the tenure of the Vice Chancellor, Prof ‘Tale Omole.
A return to regional structure?
DEFINITELY, we are at cross roads and perhaps at a cuI-de-sac. This explains why we have been vacillating over our choice of system of government, heated arguments over revenue sharing formula, creation of more states, more local government councils, resource control and so on.
Buhari’s isolation of Igbo: A blessing
IGBOS have come to that point in the national life of Nigeria, where they just have to face it. They have to face the realities of these times. No one will develop the South East for them except they face it. No one will stop crime and kidnapping for them, except they face it. No one will spare their land from Fulani herdsmen, whether they play the politics or not, they just have to face it.
No country could move forward without consensus – Osinbajo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has again harped on the significant role elites play in the development Nigeria, urging them to build consensus on national matters.
Lamentations of robbery victim
When I got there, there was no room, no bed. I was laid on a stretcher till 5am when they made a room available for me. That morning before the doctor came, they did X-ray on my leg to find out what was causing me so much pain. The company said that a doctor in Eko Hospital will follow up on my leg till I got well. Unfortunately, I started putting on weight when it wasn’t yet time. Even when I was complaining that I was feeling so much pain, the doctor said it was one of the issues associated with my kind of surgery, and normal treatment continued.
I’m the new king of music from Abia – Lil Ashh
Upcoming singer, Elisha Ebube Munoye aka Lil Ashh is one who has his eyes set at the very top of the music industry.
EU’s finished, EU’s dead – Nigel Farage
Britain’s historic vote to leave the EU has sparked a torrent of reactions from around the world, from anguish in Brussels to delight from eurosceptics elsewhere in Europe.
Trump hails Brexit vote to leave EU as ‘fantastic’
Donald Trump hailed Britain’s vote to leave the EU as “fantastic” shortly after arriving in Scotland on Friday for his first international trip since becoming the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
N116bn contract fraud: Indicted contractors, military officers plot NSA’ s downfall
Pained by the public odium the investigations of their roles into the multi-billion contracts fraud in the Office of the National Security Office, ONSA, under the watch of the former NSA, Col, Sambo Dasuki (rtd), is bringing to them, some indicted senior officers in the military as well some top contractors in the country are currently plotting a hit at the current NSA, Major General Babagana Monguno.
‘Independence day’ as Britain leaves EU, PM resigns
Britain voted to break away from the European Union Friday, toppling Prime Minister David Cameron and dealing a thunderous blow to the 60-year-old bloc that sent world markets plunging.
Disbelief, chaos as traders grapple with Brexit vote
Disbelief and shock hit financial trading rooms on Friday as Britain voted to leave the European Union in a decision that sparked upheaval across Asian markets.
Britain votes to leave EU by 51.9%: final result
Britain has voted to leave the European Union by 51.9 percent to 48.1 percent, final results from all 382 of Britain’s local counting centres showed on Friday.
British PM David Cameron says he will resign
Prime Minister David Cameron announced Friday he will resign after Britons voted to leave the EU in defiance of his warnings of economic pain.
Why Nigeria’s economy bleeds despite oil exploration – Experts
Experts in the country’s oil and gas sector, have accused the Federal Government and the oil communities of ignorance to contractual agreement signed before exploration and production in the region.
Fix national grid to avoid systems collapse PHEDC tells TCN
Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company, PHEDC, yesterday, called on the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, to fix the national grid to avoid constant collapse of the grid.

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