Muslim brotherhood
Kaduna tremor may occur again – Prof. Inyang
Mama Peace and her Billions
Re: Is FG’s speed limiter a scam that could dent Buhari’s anti-graft war?
Marriage is not for Everyone
Idumota traders recount ordeal in the hands of developers, landlords
Eight more Cancer linked to Obesity
Guardiola to unleash Iheanacho, Bruyne on Bournemouth
How our efforts to rescue Chibok girls failed – FG
With 70m people Biafra big enough to be a sovereign nation – IPOB
‘Only restructuring’ll bring equity, justice in S/East, S/South’
Conte: Fabregas must improve defensively
Babies may be made without women
Returning IDPs warn FG against amnesty for B’Haram repentants
How freed B/Haram ex-spokesperson was rearrested in Sen Ndume’s house
UPU meets today

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No excuses for failure at World Cup, NFF warns Flamingoes
NFF Deputy General Secretary, Dr. Emmanuel Ikpeme has challenged Nigeria’s U17 girls to go all out to win the 5th FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup finals holding in Jordan, 30th September – 21st October this year.
Star Times to show City, Bournemouth tie live
With the European football league season now in full swing, digital television company Star Times has concluded plans to show today’s English Premier League game between Manchester City and Bournemouth live from Etihad Stadium.
No more war for the Igbo, Eze Nri warns
EZE Obidiegbwu Onyesoh, the traditional ruler of Nri, Anambra State which is regarded as the ancestral abode of Igbo people, has said that the loss of the three-year Nigeria-Biafra war took the Igbo nation several years back in terms of development, arguing that the worst thing any Igbo man could think of is to engage in another war.
Backlashes as PenCom, EFCC Clamp Down on Pension Cabals
The newfound collaboration between the Pension Commission, PenCom, and EFCC to enforce strict compliance with pension laws may have set the PenCom on a collision course with some forces which are bent on running PenCom down and stopping the agency on its stride, writes Johnbosco Agbakwuru.
Could a woman openly have more than one lover?
IT’S no news that women, like their male counterparts, indulge their sexual fantasies from time to time, but, unlike men, they need to keep a stiff upper lip about their escapades—most of the time. But have you ever imagined that a day would come when a married woman would openly parade her lust with the connivance of her husband?

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