
Okorocha reads riot act to striking judicial workers
Court adjourns Saraki, Ekweremadu’s trial to Sept 28
Shun cultism, kidnapping, Ateke urges youths
Robbers flee with car, victim’s baby
New Super Eagles coach: Delay is dangerous
Insurance firms need to recapitalise— Adeosun
Oyegun finally embraces Obaseki
Labour counsels FG on end to N-Delta crisis
Tax suit: How Gov Ikpeazu smiled home from Owerri
US releases $13m for Boko Haram victims in North East
NGO set to expose abandoned projects in Imo
640 farmers in Enugu benefit from FADAMA rice financing
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SubscribeASUU laments exit of 50 lecturers at Kogi varsity
THE Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Kogi State University, Anyigba, KSU, has lamented that no fewer than 50 lecturers have left the institution to the prolonged delay in salaries payment and other problems affecting the staffers of the institution.
WAR ON CORRUPTION: Obasanjo, Magu, others call for judicial cleansing
ABUJA—Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, said for the country to make meaningful headway in the fight against corruption, the legal profession must be sanitised.
Nigerian varsities fail to make list of world’s top 1,000
ABUJA—The Centre for World University Rankings, CWUR, has released its 2016 ranking of universities across the world, with no Nigerian varsity making the top 1000.
Gov Wike takes war to kidnappers, cultists’ hideouts
PORT HARCOURT— GOVERNOR of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, drove fear into kidnappers, cultists and other gangsters in the state recently when he personally led security chiefs to demolish their identified hideouts in Port Harcourt and Obio Akpor local government areas. Within one week, he supervised the demolition of several properties belonging to the criminals and confiscated their landed property, vowing to erect public facilities on them. He stood by as bulldozers leveled the structures. The state Commissioner of Police, Mr Folunso Adebanjo and men from other security agencies were with him.
Edo 2016: LP candidate in trouble
Chairman of the Labour Party, Primary Election Committee, Mr. Samuel Omokaro has disowned Mr. Cyril Odibo as the party flag bearer insisting that the process that led to his emergence was faulty and unacceptable.
11 dead as herdsmen go on rampage in Niger
NO fewer than 11 persons have been confirmed dead following a violent clash between suspected Fulani Herdsmen and Gbagyi communities in Niger State.
Gas supply: The indigenous companies’ challenge
THOUGH natural gas production has steadily increased in recent years in line with domestic supply obligations and the broad road map of the Gas Master Plan (GMP), the recent militant attacks on oil and gas facilities has exposed the fragility of the country’s gas supplies especially to the power sector. In less than three weeks, Nigeria’s power sector lost over N36billion, primarily as a result of gas shortage caused by the recent bombing of pipelines supplying gas to electricity generation plants.
Controversy trails concession, sale of Enugu coal blocks
Controversy has trailed the alleged concession or sale of some coal blocks at Enugu Coal Mines in Enugu.
Rio 2016: AFN ready to send athletes home
AFTER the conclusion of the Rio 2016 Olympic trials, Athletics Federation of Nigeria is prepared to send selected athletes to their respective homes, if the sports ministry fails to release funds for the final preparations for the Games starting in August.
4 estate agents bolt with woman’s N2.6m
A 71-year-old man, Bamidele Doherty, and three estate agents, who allegedly collected N2.6 million on the pretext of securing a two-bedroom apartment for a woman, are facing trial at an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court in Lagos.
Man caught with human head in Bauchi
BAUCHI—A young man, who claimed to have gone to a cemetery to exhume the corpse of his son, was last week arrested by police detectives in Bauchi with the head of a male child wrapped in a cloth.
20 injured, houses razed as Assemblies of God factions clash in Kaduna
KADUNA—The leadership tussle over the stool of the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God Church in Nigeria, between Professor Paul Emeka and Dr. Chidi, exploded into violence in one of its branches in Saminaka, Lere Local Government Area, Kaduna State, about 140 kilometres east of Kaduna metropolis.
Father of ex-speaker pro-tempore, Tsegba, kidnapped in Benue
MAKURDI—The paramount ruler of Gboko North, Chief Tsegba Gbor, and father of the former Speaker pro tempore of the House of Representatives, Mr. Terngu Tsegba, has been kidnapped by unknown gunmen in Gboko Local Area of Benue State.
Maryland Convent Private School celebrates 50th anniversary,
AS Maryland Convent Private School, MCPS, celebrates its 50th anniversary, it has reiterated its commitment to nurturing children with high standard of education, yesterday.
Bedwetting is a developmental issue- Dr. Suleiman Babatunde
Is bedwetting really a child’s fault? Are there often reasons why it happens? A Child Psychiatrist at Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital, Ogbomosho, Oyo State, Dr. Suleiman Babatunde said although bedwetting can be a symptom of underlying disease, a large majority of children who wet the bed have no underlying disease that explains their bedwetting. He said rather, most of the causes could be traced to psychological and emotional trauma. Babatunde, in a chat with Good Health Weekly also identified sexual abuse, Urinary Tract Infections, UTIs, and diabetes in young children as causes of bed wetting.
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