
Muslim leader mourns slain priest ‘friend’ in France
Fulani herdsmen attack farmers in Benue – police
Buhari reappoints Elias Mbam RMAFC boss
Train services: Good old days back in Nigeria – Buhari
UNILAG opens registration for post-UTME screening
For the South-South, time to unite
Ondo Gets N3.5b June Federal Allocation
Police arraign man in court for cheating
Police, suspected militants in gun battle in Lagos
Kogi Speaker resigns office, successor appointed
Photos: Buhari commissions $1.457bn Abuja-Kaduna rail
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SubscribeAPC blames postponement of Rivers rerun elections on PDP violent antics
The Rivers State chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC, received the news of the postponement of the July 30 rerun election in Rivers State with mixed feelings.
Speed limiting devices will reduce road crashes by 70% – FRSC
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) on Tuesday said the speed limiting devices introduced by the commission had the capacity to reduce road accidents by 70 per cent annually.
Don’t declare N-Delta Republic, groups warn Ada Boro Avengers
FOUNDATION for Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Crusade, FHRACC and Centre for Peace and Environmental Justice, CEPEJ, both in Delta State, on Tuesday, called on the Adaka Boro Avengers, ABA, to abort their intention to declare a Republic of Niger Delta, August 1.
APC govt has no effective ecomomic strategy – TMG
The Transitional Monitoring Group (TMG) has said that the dwindling economic situation of Nigeria had clearly shown that the All Progressive Congress (APC) government had no effective strategies to address the problem.
Indonesia to execute Nigerian, other drug convicts this week
A group of drug convicts including foreigners will face the firing squad in Indonesia this week after authorities Tuesday gave notice of their executions, a diplomat said, despite protests from governments and rights groups.
Buhari commissions $1.457bn Abuja-Kaduna rail
President Muhammadu Buhari has commissioned the $1.457 billion Abuja- Kaduna rail services
Residents flee as military, militants engage in gun battle in Lagos
Residents of Totowu, a riverine community in Ishuti area of Igando in Lagos have continued to flee the area following the invasion, abductions and reckless killings by suspected Niger Delta militants.
July Salary: Kwara Govt to augment LGs’ allocation with N160m
Gov. Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara has said that government will augment the July Federal Allocation to local governments in the state with N160 million to pay workers salaries.
Heavy menstrual bleeding can lead to anaemia, says gynaecologist
An Abuja-based gynaecologist, Dr Adaora Ukoh, has warned that heavy menstrual bleeding can lead to other medical conditions like anaemia.
Teacher arraigned over alleged oral sex with student in Ogun
The Police on Tuesday arraigned a 21-year-old teacher, Matthew Sodake, at an Ota Magistrates’ Court for allegedly having oral sex with a 14-year old student.
African children to suffer as El Nino winds down: NGO
Millions of children will suffer disproportionately from the failed harvests and devastated livelihoods left behind by the El Nino weather phenomenon, Save the Children warned Tuesday.
Malawi orders arrest of man paid to have sex with children
Malawian President Peter Mutharika ordered the arrest Tuesday of a man paid to have sex with more than 100 adolescent girls as part of a traditional ritual marking their passage to womanhood.
India, US discover large natural gas deposit in Indian Ocean
Scientists from India, the United States and Japan have struck upon a large natural gas deposit in the Bay of Bengal, the first potentially producible discovery of its kind in the Indian Ocean.
Pope voices ‘pain, horror’ at France church hostage-taking
Pope Francis has expressed his “pain and horror” at a hostage-taking at a church in France on Tuesday in which a priest was killed.
Imo supplementary poll holds Thursday
Barring any unforeseen circumstance, the supplementary poll to determine the eventual winners of the inconclusive Okigwe re-run senatorial election, as well as the State Assembly seats for Oru East and Isiala Mbano, would now hold on Thursday this week.
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