Alleged forgery: My hands are clean, says Ekweremadu
Fayose alleges plot by FG to impeach him
Buhari certificate: Presidency threatens legal suit against Nwokocha for declaring Buhari guilty in press interviews
FG asked to deal with Boko Haram sponsors
Farmer killed as herdsmen resume hostilities in Delta
FG seeks Japanese support on economy
FG persecuting Ekweremadu over his strong stance on killing of Biafran protesters – group
Open Letter To Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Boko Haram kills 7 police officers in Niger
FG to complete all ongoing projects in 3 years – Fashola
Ensuring Proper Autonomy in Nigerian Universities

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How we escaped death—Ikorodu Utd official
The team bus of Nigerian Premier League side Ikorodu United was involved in an accident with a trailer on Friday, en route Makurdi for a weekend fixture against Lobi Stars. The accident happened along AMA Brewery Road 9th mile in Enugu.
I’m empty without Amodu, Keshi—Erico
He sat forlorn as the Chief Imam offered prayers for late coach Shuaibu Amodu’s 8th Day Fidau at his 41A Adegoke Street, off Masha in Surulere, Lagos yesterday.
Sense, nonsense, and commonsense (5)
Of course, the Hobbesian state of nature is a hypothetical scenario invented by Hobbes to anchor his theory concerning the origin of civil society. But it might become real in Nigeria if the federal government does not take immediate steps to expand opportunities for productive work and engage the growing number of discontented, disillusioned and frustrated unemployed youths nationwide. The argument by top government officials who are not experiencing the hardships Nigerians are facing at this time that things must get worse before they get better is pure nonsense. First, it is an unequivocal admission of incompetence and unpreparedness to lead by the APC.
SIX MONTHS ON THE THRONE: His Majesty Ikenwoli re-brands Warri Kingdom
ONE conspicuous item since His Majesty Ikenwoli, the Olu of Warri, Delta State, Godfrey Emiko, ascended the throne, December 12, last year, is that the relationship between the Itsekiri ethnic nationality and its neighbors, especially Ijaw, has turned for the better.
Niger gov, Christian leaders battle over religion in schools
“Bibles are not allowed in schools anymore but encouraged in prisons. If kids are allowed to read the Bible in school, they may not end up in prison.”
The “Efulefu Igbo” and the Manchurian complex
Richard Condon’s novel, The Manchurian Candidate (1959), now a classic of the cold-war, is a political thriller about a young American soldier, from a very prominent political family, who is recruited, brainwashed, and unleashed unto the American political landscape by the Communists to effect subterranean changes that would have ground-shifting impact on American politics and society.
Girlfriend nearly stopped me from marrying my wife—Ugezu, Nollywood actor
Nollywood director cum actor, Ugezu Jideofor Ugezu, aka Mr Surplus, is more known as a grandmaster in the occult world as portrayed in his movies. But besides his make-believe roles in movies, he’s the best thing that ever happened to his wife, Peace. In their 10 years of marriage, the couple have come to understand that they cannot live without each other. In this encounter, Ugezu reveals how he would have married his ex-girlfriend if she didn’t travel outside the country, just as the wife explains why she fell in love with him.
What will be Buhari’s legacy? (1)
In the report, Nigerians learnt that about N900bn will be reduced from the capital budget for 2016. There was no mention of how much reduction will be made in the recurrent expenditure. A few days earlier, the Vice-President, flanked by Governors Ajimobi of Oyo, Aregbesola of Osun, and El-Rufai of Kaduna States had launched the School Meal Project from which 5.5 million primary school kids are to benefit in the first phase. It was among a lot of ill-conceived and badly conceptualized promises made by the President as the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the last election. It was not the only one.
Our case against the ‘hijabists’, Aregbesola — Christians
Since the judgment of Justice Saka Oyejide Falola that permitted Muslim female students to wear hijab as part of school uniform, law and order could be said to have taken flight from public schools across Osun State.
Randy wedding ring wearers
Have you often taken time to look at married men and women around you? Check. How many are wearing their wedding rings? You would notice that in about 20 married men, only about two or three are wearing wedding rings. If you are a single lady often being ‘toasted’ by guys, you might have noticed that the ones who wear their wedding rings appear to womanise the more. Or could it be that women prefer men who are wearing wedding rings?
Fresh forgery suit, plot to ground Senate, says Pro-democracy group
A group under the aegis, Centre for the Advancement of Literacy and Leadership, CALL, has raised the alarm, saying the forgery suit filed by the Federal Government against the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, and his deputy, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, was designed to ground the Senate.
A word by Avwomakpa to Buhari
Nigeria is a blessed country and the citizenry are equally well endowed in diverse ways. Nevertheless, there are still sufferings in the land. Indeed, the lamentations in our fatherland especially since Boko Haram insurgents seized our girls and the recent bombings in the creeks targeted at oil wells and oil installations raise a lot of questions and concern.
Niger Delta Crisis: Militants write Kachikwu, mobilise against Avengers, MEND
Power struggle among militant groups in Niger Delta is posing a threat to the Federal Government’s plan to have an all-embracing dialogue with stakeholders in the oil-rich region, including the rampaging Niger Delta Avengers, NDA.
CAN: Intrigues that produced Ayokunle, Oritsejafor’s successor
THE election of the 7th National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, to succeed Pentecostal Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor may have come and gone but the nation may not have seen the end of the exercise as there were attempts to stop the electoral process when the campaign director of the TEKAN/ECWA bloc aspirant, Dr. Jeremiah Gado, raised a motion that the election could not proceed, arguing that there was a court injunction stopping the process.
CAF Champions League: Enyimba target Zamalek’s scalp
Nigerian giants, Enyimba are out to ensure they earn the maximum three points when they welcome Zamalek of Egypt in the CAF Champions League today.

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