FG, CRCC sign MoU on Warri-Abuja railway project
BUDGET PADDING: How FG plans to deal with Dogara, others
Why I levelled allegations against Dogara — Jibrin writes APC
APC’S welfare package commences next month
The inevitable choice between N10,000 note and redenomination
Osinbajo, Ncube for The Interview magazine lecture
5 killed, 5 injured in Third Mainland Bridge accident
Cameroonian couple caught with 2-week-old baby in C-River
Padded Lives
Anxiety beclouds fate of new PIB
Enyimba will fight Zamalek – Ojo
Occupy Chevron: Our expectations on truce meeting- Protesters

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Flood: Delta govt opens more water channels in Asaba
ASABA—Delta State Government has restated its commitment to ensure unhindered flow of flood waters in Asaba and its environs whenever it rains.
Communal clash: Delta monarch’s brother killed, five others missing
OLEH—YOUNGER brother of the Ovie of Igbide Kingdom, Prince Palmer Obukeni, is feared dead, while five indigenes of Okpolo-Enwhe community, both in Isoko South Local Government Area, Delta State are reportedly missing, in a fresh communal clash over a protracted land dispute.
Flamingoes will be ready for World Cup — Nikyu
Ahead of this year’s FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Jordan, Head Coach of the U-17 Women National Team, Flamingoes, Bala Nikyu has assured that his girls will be ready to take on the world starting from 30th September in Jordan.
Odili: Still warming up @ 68
AT 68, Dr. Peter Otunuya Odili has packed in that relatively old age, a record of achievements that is the envy of his peers. Born on August 15, 1948 in Ogba, Egbema, Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State, his parents, Chief Philip Celestine and Princess Janet Okwei Odili, may not have imagined the great heights their then little child was destined for. But as the legendary Professor Chinua Achebe would say, a chick that will grow to be a cock is known the day it was hatched.
London house prices lost £1,000 daily in July
A survey has pointed to a dip in house prices in the wake of the EU referendum, with the capital recording one of its biggest month-on-month declines. Estate agents, Haart, said prices in London fell £1,000 a day last month, or 5.6 per cent, from £558,760 to £527,349. The drop across the country was a more modest 0.9 per cent to £233,254, according to reports, in line with the one per cent slide found by Halifax in its latest index.

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