Mourinho points finger after Man Utd derby loss
Antonelli in hospital with head injury
We don’t lose, we learn, Pogba reacts to Manchester United derby defeat
Recession: Agric experts speak on recovery measures
Lagos CJ to visit Ikoyi Prisons, Sept 27
Harry, Meghan ‘must pay’ for their own U.S. security detail – Trump
I regret saying ‘half’ – Hillary Clinton
Muslims climb Mount Arafat in hajj high point
Paralympics: Nigeria nets 4 Medals
Three women killed staging attack on police station
Kwara releases N250m to LGs
Sallah: Police beef up security in Benue
PDP: A Tower of Babel?
Nigerian Ebola movie extols moment of heroism
How 55-yr-old female pilgrim excreted 82 wraps of cocaine
Compel Buhari to end harassment of #BringBackOurGirls members,SERAP tells UN

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Children of Father Paul
Why are some Christians so upset when we question Paul’s epistles? Why do they become abusive when we demonstrate painstakingly that Paul’s doctrine is at variance with Jesus’? The reason is simple; many Christians are Christians not because of Jesus but because of Paul. Without Paul, Christianity would no longer hold any attraction for them.
How soldiers seized Jonathan linked multi billion naira firm
A development that may rock the relationship between the Nigerian Army and the Federal Capital Development Administration, FCDA, is building up and may crystallise into a show of force or legal tussle.
Lagos shanties of gold and rust: The oil vandals’ fortress, the hemp dealer
From time immemorial, some people see Lagos as no man’s land, reason being that people from all walks of life settle there.
No ban on public protest —IGP
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Idris, says police have not banned public protest even though they restricted the Bring Back Our Girls group from protesting to the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
INEC almost surprised me
When the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced that governorship elections would hold in Edo and Ondo States on September 10 and November 28, 2016 respectively, i had cause to suspect that the dates would not be kept and that if the elections managed to hold as scheduled, they would not be free or fair.
Two soldiers killed as MUJTF destroys 12 B-Haram camps
Two Nigerian soldiers attached to the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) were killed while six others injured in a confrontation with Boko Haram terrorists, yesterday.
Sustaining Mimiko’s giant strides
The sterling performance of outgoing Ondo State Governor Olusegun Mimiko in the last seven and a half years remains a cynosure of all eyes. This political enigma painstakingly put his feat on the strength that the state must be compassionate to the poorest and weakest in the society and must provide the highest quality of […]
Drug barons set rules in Ibadan ‘evil forest’
The destruction of 68 acres of cannabis sativa farm in Gambari forest, Ibadan, Oyo State, was like a war front. A combined team of armed soldiers, Civil Defence, Department of State Security Service (DSS), National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and forest management officials, operating under the aegis of Operation Burst, trooped into the forest to destroy a plantation harbouring cannabis sativa commonly known as Indian hemp or marijuana. The plantation is located within Olounde village, Ogunmakin.
LASSA: 154 Dead, 24 States record cases
Nigeria may be battling the worst outbreak of Lassa fever in history. The fever which has afflicted over 284 has killed about 154 Nigerians from different parts of the country from August 2015 to date.
Why we are promoting food security and tourism in Africa —AFCO President
African Farmers and Cultural Organisation (AFCO), a non-governmental and non-profit making organisation concerned about African food security, fair trades and tourism, is encouraging farmers’ corporation through diversified exchange of programs in keeping with world peace.
Akpofure, renowned traditionalist, passes on at 98
Madam Agnes Akpometeghore Akpofure is dead. The oldest adherent of the Igbe African Traditional Religion passed on at the age of 98.
Navy raids crude oil bunkerers, arrests seven suspected oil thieves
-The Nigerian Navy said it has arrested seven suspected oil thieves in an operation it carried out on September 7, 2016, when it raided the sites of several illegal crude oil bunkerers in the Niger Delta.
Ugwuanyi’s reforms in primary school system
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi is carrying out far-reaching reforms in Enugu State Universal Basic Education Board (ENSUBEB) aimed at improving the standard of education in the state primary school system.
TICAD IV: Japan’s economic pathway for Nigeria
Japan is interested in the future of Africa, especially Nigeria. This was the summary of the just concluded sixth Tokyo International Conference on Africa’s Development, TICAD IV, held in Nairobi, Kenya between 27 and 28 August 2016 under the theme, “Advancing Africa’s Sustainable Development Agenda-TICAD Partnership for Prosperity”.
Group condemns Shiite hashtag, says its irresponsible
The Coalition for Women Advancement in Africa (COWAA) has described the #BringBackOurZariaGirls hashtag created by Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) as the height of irresponsibility, saying it is an insult to the memories of the Chibok girls who were kidnapped from their schools by Boko Haram two years ago.

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