Controversy as Nollywood storms 2016 TIFF
Shite members in free Zakyzaky protest
9/11 Anniversary: US Challenges world to rise against terrorism
Why I collaborated with Ycee — Tjan
Herdsmen kill two in Kaduna
Recession: Presidency cuts number of presidential jets
Musicians, comedians have overtaken us, Ijeoma Imoh laments
There should be minimum wage for artists— Makinde Adeniran, NANTAP president
Race for Ondo dep governorship slot begins
Edo election: PDP registered 8,000 militants, Oshiomhole tells IGP
Postponement of Edo election will not save APC from defeat – Dokpesi
NDA Cadet, ‘brutalised’ to death a day after arrival
Why we’re addressing injustice in Niger Delta — FG
Flood wreaks havoc in Benue, sweeps away 10 persons, destroys houses, roads
Troops destroy illegal refinery, kiddnapper den
Sports Development: Porbeni recalls how Nigeria excelled before the crash
Lagos ‘ll not compromise peace of the state—Solicitor General

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2Baba, D’banj, Tiwa savage, Davido, others to perform at 2016 Star Music Trek
Star Larger Beer has revealed plans to kick off the 2016 edition of the annual nationwide concert, Star Music Trek holding in five cities across the country- Markudi, Abuja, Calabar, Owerri and Lagos.
Uduaghan, Igbuya, Akpeki, others eulogise Ibru
DELTANS from all walks of life yesterday paid more tributes to the late foremost business mogul, Chief Michael Ibru with many describing him as one of the most illustrious technocrats the nation ever produced.
N/Delta crisis: UNDEDSS says FG not being sincere
A coalition of ethnic nationalities in the Niger Delta, UNDEDSS, has accused the Federal Government of being insincere in its approach to the Niger Delta crisis.
#ManchesterDerby: I’ll do the talking on the pitch- Iheanacho
Pep Guardiola’s effect on Kelechi Iheanacho was almost immediate.
Labour vows to shut down Unity schools over unpaid salaries
AS schools resume next week, organised labour on the aegis of Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, yesterday threatened to shut Kings College, Lagos and Federal Government College, Idoani, Ondo State over unpaid salaries and other benefits of education officers outstanding since May 2016, in the schools.
INEC connived with APC to Edo election – PDP
EDO State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said that the security advice upon which the Independent National Electoral Commission,INEC, postponed the governorship election earlier scheduled for today was authored in connivance with the All Progressives Congress, APC.
50th anniversary: Odumegwu Ojukwu was a proud Igbo man – Dr. Ike Ojukwu, Grandson
Sir Odumegwu Ojukwu, (1909 -1966) was a Nigerian businessman from Ojukwu’s family, Obiuno Umudim Nnewi. Ojukwu was the first and founding President of The Nigerian Stock Exchange as well as Chairman of The African Continental Bank. He was also Chairman and member of the board of directors of some of Nigeria’s most profitable companies such as Shell Oil Nigeria Limited, Guinness Nig. Ltd, Nigerian National Shipping Lines, Nigerian Cement Factory, Nigerian Coal Corporation, Costain West Africa Ltd, John Holt, and Nigeria Marketing Board amongst others.
Fulani herdsman says 100 cows missing in Enugu
AN Enugu State-based Fulani herdsman, Alhaji Sodu has claimed that over 100 cows belonging to him were missing as a result of an alleged attack on a Fulani settlement in the state.
He also accused the youths of Aku community in Igbo-Etiti Local Government Area of masterminding the attack, adding that a herdsman sustained three gunshot wounds following the incident while three others were claimed to be missing.
Atlanta Ordeal: There was no food, no bus to ride, no pitch to train on- Mikel
John Mikel Obi recalls in this interview with chelsea.fc, the poor treatment Nigeria’s Olympic team got in Atlanta after their sponsored trip expired and government was expected to take over. He insists that the bronze medal with Nigeria in Rio this summer ranks among his career highlights. Excerpts
Their tomorrow is here now!
Some 30 years ago, a military president told the country that it needed to make investments and sacrifices that would benefit the coming generation. And he said it in such a quaint, catchy and colourful phrase that it resonated with the rank and file in the country. ‘For their tomorrow, we gave our today’ were more or less, the unforgettable words he used. Unfortunately, they are now words that will haunt him—because he is still alive, his generation and indeed, the rest of the country.

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