The futility and irrationality of revenge (8)
APC leadership must make Delta a priority
Anambra solution will stop killer herdsmen in Igboland – AIG Karma
Challenges of women entrepreneurship by Ruff n Tumble boss
Doctors tell dying patients: ‘UBTH made it impossible to save you!’
Presidency passes vote of confidence on Emefiele
Stakeholders dialogue on public – private sector collaboration for entrepreneurship devpt.
‘I built house selling items I picked from dumpsites’
Anger over 50 Nigerian students detained in Turkey
Poor sex, diabetes, infertility and stem cell therapy
Lions ready to tame Foxes in Bilda
PDP’s protest over Edo election result off the point – APC
The Bible is not infallible (2)
What Nigeria needs to move forward is inclusive growth- Academicians
Epe kidnap: Militants cleared waterways a week before operation
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu at crossroads politically
How To Pull A Partner You Might Actually Marry

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Segun Olujobi’s Maafa rekindles memories of slave trade
The play really gave them a glimpse of how wicked man can be to his fellow being, it was cruel, sad and something not to dream of
Rohr looks beyond Zambia
Ahead of today’s 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Zambia and Nigeria in Ndola, Technical Adviser of the Super Eagles Gernot Rohr says his boys will be aiming at securing the maximum three points at stake.
Strange ailments in N-Delta: ‘Oil pollution deforming, killing Ogoni babies’
WHEN the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (retd,) in an interview with this reporter, July, in the heat of the bombing of oil pipelines by militants, disclosed that women were delivering deformed babies and turning barren in the region because of oil pollution, his submission looked incredible. But he was serious.
New Discovery raises the bar in family SUV segment
The New Discovery embodies Land Rover’s drive to go Above and Beyond, combining British desirability with an unstoppable spirit of adventure. It’s an authentic, three-row, seven-seat SUV with unbeatable capability and versatility.
Why Nigeria has not disintegrated, by Pastor Abina, PFN founding father
Satanic powers actually wanted to break Nigeria, but the prayer by the children of God with fasting averted the situation. Those who predicted Nigeria’s disintegration will be surprised that the country has remained one entity and will continue to remain so
‘Let him who would move the world first move himself’
Independence Day came and went. And in case you blinked, you would have missed it. I may have been in the minority as I know that some diehards took the trouble to dress up in the celebratory green, white and green to mark Independence Day.
U-17 Women’s W/Cup: Flamingoes crash out
Nigeria’s campaign at the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup has ended in an embarrassing manner as the Flamingoes crashed out 0-3 to their North Korean counterparts. Striker Ri Hae Yon plundered a hat-trick to book Nigeria’s flight back home.
‘We want to know who owns the land’ ….Senate gives Army, FCT Minister ultimatum to sort out Abuja land grab
It was Sonny Okosun, who made an enduring fame from a blockbuster entitled, “We want to know who owns the land”. The chartbuster, which criticized land grabbing by white supremacists in Namibia from the aborigines, highlighted the harmful effect of the unending inhuman treatment of the natives by the imperialists.
Day Wole Soyinka ‘opened’ doors for South West writers
Scores of Authors and writers in the South west under the aegis of Association of Nigerian Authors led by Chairmen from all the six states in the region which comprises Lagos, Oyo, Ondo, Ekiti, Osun and Ogun states converged in Abeokuta, Ogun state capital to chat a new cause for their struggles.
EDO: PDP rigging machine failed – Idahosa
By SIMON EBEGBULEM, BENIN-CITY It has been celebration galore for members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State, following their victory at the September 28 governorship election in the state. The candidate of the APC, Godwin Nogheghase Obaseki, defeated his closest rival, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, after […]
I expect a tough match – Nwosu
FORMER Super Eagles captain, Henry Nwosu, MON, has predicted a tough 2018 World Cup qualifying match between the Chipolopolo of Zambia and their guests, the Super Eagles today.
Adeosun to World bank/IMF: Nigeria in global market to stay
Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, has signalled Nigeria’s readiness to take its place among the world’s economies, declaring that the country is in the global market to stay.
N-Delta groups merge to speak with one voice
ELDERS, leaders and stakeholders of the Niger Delta, weekend, restrategised against those who it accused of using divide and rule tactics against the region, especially in the proposed dialogue/negotiation with the Federal Government, by fusing all the separate groups into one umbrella body, Pan-Niger Delta Forum, PNDF.
How not to be an NSA
Unfortunately there is no body of document that one can resort to in defining what the tasks of a National Security Adviser (NSA) are.
World Cup Qualifier: Eagles go for Chipolopolo jugular
The Super Eagles landed in Ndola, Zambia yesterday ahead of their 2018 World Cup qualifying cracker against the Chipolopolo today. The match comes up 1.30 pm, Nigerian time.

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