‘What N-Delta needs from Buhari’
Gas explosion kills 1 in Damaturu
Sheriff denies sponsoring Boko Haram
Police disperse opposition march with tear gas, water cannon
LIRS again seals Protea hotel over N11.07m tax fraud
NSCDC decries begging among IDPs
Rio Olympics: Call for Dalung’s resignation rages
Garba Shehu, This is definitely not the Change Buhari Promised!
Economic Recession: Blame past administrations- Sanusi
Breaking: Niger Delta varsity suspends 4 months old strike
Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB splits
Man, 36, docked over abduction of teenage girl in Lagos
How female teacher was kidnapped in Nsukka
Ngige warns against slash in salaries, hours of work
Fuel tanker explodes on Benin-Auchi expressway
I did not bring Buhari to power – Obasanjo

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Presidency to host 30 youth with technology-based ideas, innovations
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo yesterday revealed that 30 youth with vibrant technology-based ideas and innovations would be hosted by the Presidency next month.
Aviation unions protest planned concession of Lagos, Abuja, Kano, PH Airports
Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATSSSAN), National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) and the National Union of Pensioners (NUP), yesterday, protested the planned concession of Lagos, Abuja, Kano and Port-Harcourt airports by the federal government. This led to traffic gridlock on the access roads to the airport.
British woman dies in Australian ‘Allahu Akbar’ stabbing
A young British woman died and a man was critically injured when a French national allegedly stabbed three people while saying “Allahu Akbar” at an Australian backpacker’s hostel, police said Wednesday.
Niger state to establish special schools to train teachers
Niger State government has taken bold steps towards boosting education and also making the teaching profession more attractive by endorsing the establishment of three Special secondary schools to train students who have passion for teaching and ready to be professional Teachers.
Police nab electric transformer vandal, dealer in vandalised cables in Enugu
The Police in Enugu have arrested an electric transformer vandal, Chibuike Nwosu, who also deals on vandalised electric transformer armour cables in the popularly known Kenyatta Electrical Market, Enugu.
It saddens me when governors lobby to reduce minimum wage- Ben Bruce
Senator Ben Murray Bruce has said that it saddens him to see governors trying to reduce the minimum wage they pay to workers
Dogara, Jubrin and other tales
IN penning these words to his wife, Abigail and their five children, Adams was obviously under the clear understanding that the legislature was the anvil upon which every hammer of public discontent descended. Aged only 39 at the time, Adams had just been elected to the USA’s first Continental Congress, as delegate from Massachusetts, in 1774.
Trump slams Clinton for ‘Third World’- style corruption
Donald Trump on Tuesday stepped up his attacks on Hillary Clinton, accusing her of “Third World”-style corruption over her family’s charitable foundation and calling her unfit to hold office.
Girl electrocuted after writing WASCE makes 2Bs, 6Cs
Deborah Faleke, the young girl electrocuted at Fagbenro Street, Alakuko, Lagos State on May 21, two weeks after she finished writing her WASCE examination, had two distinctions and six credits in the just-released results.
I’ll forever remain an issue in Ekiti politics — Fayose
Ado-Ekiti—Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, yesterday, linked his rising political profile to his remarkable achievements and strong ties with the Ekiti people.

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