BISHOP OKAH TO BUHARI: Tackle recession, save Nigerians from suffering
Passengers lament high fares on Oshodi-Ijora route in Lagos
School resumption: Traders decry low patronage
FJSC okays Onnoghen as next CJN
FirstNation resumes flight operations
FG holds N-Delta summit Sept 26, 27
Why I abandoned bullet proof cars- Shettima
Man impersonates Bishop Kukah, defrauds his hometown people
More woe for Mourinho as Watford stun United
Local refineries not illegal, military should stop destroying them – IPDI
Herdsmen attack: Family tasks police on missing Evangelist, wife, children
President Buhari in New York for 71st session of UNGA – Adesina
Army wants ATM for frontline soldiers in Maiduguri
1 killed, 14 hurt in blast at Spain apartment block
29 injured in New York deliberate blast
President Buhari arrives in New York

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Gunmen abduct three landlords in Lagos
Gunmen yesterday , stormed Channels Avenue in Isheri area of Lagos State, abducting three persons.
U.S court clears legal hurdle for repatriation of $550 million Abacha loot
A United States District Court, yesterday, dismissed a case by a Nigerian lawyer seeking to stop the repatriation of over $550 million of stolen funds during the regime of late General Sani Abacha (referred to as the Abacha loot) to Nigeria until the payment of his legal fees worth $320 million by the Nigerian Government.
NECO Result: We’ll celebrate first position – Ekiti state govt
Ekiti State Government has declared that its emergence the state with the best performance in the National Examination Council (NECO) result released on Saturday was earned.
Why Edo needs a competent manager of resources as governor —Obaseki
GOVERNORSHIP candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State, Mr Godwin Obaseki, says the state needs a competent, credible and hardworking governor to efficiently manage the state’s resources and effectively execute people-oriented programmes.
Has President Buhari Changed?
Oddly enough, there are two answers to that question: yes and no. There is abundance evidence to prove that the President who launched another campaign to officially change Nigerian attitudes and values, and his accomplice in that regard, the Minister of Information and Culture, might not be the right people to be preaching to us – their Fellow Countrymen. To begin with, not all changes are beneficial to society.

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