Malawi denies bail to HIV-positive man paid to have sex with girls
Berlusconi bows out with deal to sell Milan to Chinese
Liverpool midfielder, Milner retires from England duty
Prices of rice, beans, maize soar at Lagos market
Aregbesola presents N1.2bn bond certificates to retirees
Kaduna to spend N2.2bn on salaries of newly recruited staff
Breaking News: WAEC releases results, says 53% passed
7 arrested for supplying explosives to militants
Exchange for pilgrimage is fraud, importers cry out
Breaking: Buhari, Dogara meet over budget padding

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Late Onoh buried amidst tributes
The remains of Mrs Caroline Onoh, the wife of a former governor of old Anambra, Christian, was interred at Ngwo in Enugu North Local Government Area of Enugu State amidst tributes. The deceased was buried after a requiem mass held at the Holy Ghost Cathedral, Enugu.
Another Nigerian football player, Peter Ogaba is dead
As the nation celebrates the Dream Team’s 5-4 win over Japan at the ongoing Rio Olympics games, a mournful atmosphere has dented the joyful mood as Nigeria football’s Youth international, Peter Ogaba, is dead.
PDP National Chairman: Dokpesi picks form
High Chief Raymond Dokpesi has picked the form for the national chairmanship position of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, ahead of the national convention billed for Port Harcourt, Rivers state.
INEC commences distribution of PVCs in Zamfara
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said on Friday that it had started issuing Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) to all those it registered in 2014 in the state. This is contained in a statement signed by the commission’s Head of Voter Education and Publicity in the state, Alhaji Garba Galadima, in Gusau.
Dream Team will do us proud, says Flamingos coach
Bala Nikyu, the Flamingos Head Coach, said on Friday that Nigerians were impressed by the outcome of the Dream Team IV performance at Rio Olympic football game and were optimistic they would do the country proud. Nikyu told newsmen in Abuja in reaction to the U-23 first winning match of 5-4 goals gainst their Japanese counterparts at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The national coach added that in every competition, the first match was as important as the last match for any team.
Court dismisses Yuguda’s application to travel abroad for medical checkup
An Abuja High Court on Friday dismissed an application by a former minister, Amb. Bashir Yuguda, seeking leave to travel abroad for medical checkup. Yuguda, a former Minister of State for Finance, is standing trial for alleged diversion of N3.3 billion alongside retired Col. Sambo Dasuki, the former National Security Adviser.
PDP leadership crisis and matters arising
By most accounts, the worst thing that can happen to a country’s democracy is to have a ruling party without viable opposition.
Football enthusiasts hail Nigeria’s U-23 impressive start in Rio Olympic
Football enthusiasts in Nsukka, Enugu state, have hailed the impressive beginning of Nigeria’s U-23 Dream Team which beat Japan 5-4 in its first match on Friday at Manaus, Brazil , in the Rio Olympics.
5 unnecessary things Warri girls do in relationships
Warri, a popular city in Nigeria’s southern region is one place to find very beautiful and attractive women if you are in search for one. Not only are they physically endowed, they tend to be the “ride or die” chick that most guys look for.
INEC commences distribution of PVCs in Zamfara
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said on Friday that it had started issuing Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) to all those it registered in 2014 in the state.
How to improve brand loyalty through experiential marketing
In today’s digitally connected world, more brands are putting purpose before products and consumers are increasingly embracing experiences over exposure as a more impactful means of connecting with the brand.
Chaos as Black Lives Matter protesters block Heathrow access
Activists from Britain’s Black Lives Matter movement blocked the main road into London Heathrow, Europe’s busiest airport, on Friday as part of a nationwide day of protests against racism.
4 browsers that will make you end your addiction to Chrome
It is certain that you are using chrome to browse. This is because it is one of the best browsers from the giant tech company called Google. Of course, this is not surprising because Google is one of the most innovative tech companies in the world. The fact is you are addicted to Chrome and think that it is the best browser. Well, sorry to disappoint, there are other browsers that will no doubt break or end your addiction to chrome.Jumia Travel shares some of them.
FG sets to pay civil servants death benefits, promotion arrears
The federal government yesterday, said it was ready to pay death benefits, promotion arrear and other outstanding debt running close to N300billion to civil servants.

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